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Special offer. A Book of Chorale Settings for Johann Sebastian
Volume 7: Patience and Serenity, Jesus Hymns
Andreas Schmidt (Bass), Christoph Prégardien (Tenor), Gerhard Gnann (Organ), Ingeborg Danz (Contralto (Female alto)), James Taylor (Tenor)
Gächinger Kantorei, Stuttgart Choir, Stuttgart Bach Collegium Orchestra, Helmuth Rilling
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Special offer. Mozart: Mass in C minor, K427 'Great'
Christiane Oelze (soprano), Ibolya Verebics (soprano), Scot Weir (tenor), Oliver Widmer (bass)
Gächinger Kantorei, Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, Helmuth Rilling
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Special offer. A Book of Chorale Settings for Johann Sebastian
Volume 8: Trust in God
Andreas Schmidt (Bass), Christoph Prégardien (Tenor), Gerhard Gnann (Organ), Ingeborg Danz (Mezzo soprano), James Taylor (Tenor)
Gächinger Kantorei, Stuttgart Choir, Stuttgart Bach Collegium Orchestra, Helmuth Rilling
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Special offer. Mendelssohn: Heimkehr aus der Fremde, Op. 89
Christian Gerhaher, Stefan Muller-Ruppert, Juliane Banse, Carsten Süss
SWR Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, Helmuth Rilling
There is some attractive and witty music in Mendelssohn's score, especially in the scenes involving a fake night watchman (very well sung here by Christian Gerhaher) desperately trying to interrupt... —
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Special offer. Cantatas of the Bach Family
Benjamin Appl (baritone), Christoph Hartmann (oboe), Berlin Barock Solisten, Reinhard Goebel
Appl, warm, intimate, colouring his voice just so, is at his superbly expressive best in the quasi-operatic drama of Pygmalion, with its wide emotional range, or the thrust of Carl Philipp Emanuel’s... —
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Special offer. Bach, J S: Mass in B minor, BWV232
Juliane Banse, Christiane Oelze, Ingeborg Danz, James Taylor, Matthias Goerne & Thomas Quasthoff
Gachinger Kantorei & Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, Helmuth Rilling
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Special offer. Classical Orchestral Masterpieces
Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra (SWR) & Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Sir Roger Norrington & Sir Neville Mariner
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Angelika Nebels’s original artistic concept moves each work closer to the spirit of Bach, because she has presented them not as separate works, but as one complete and complex work. You can... —
