Telemann: St Luke Passion 1744
Soloists; Dresden Chamber Choir; Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra
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Soloists; Dresden Chamber Choir; Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra
Description
One of the duties of the office of municipal music director in Hamburg was to perform a Passion every year during Lent, alternating from year to year according to the evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
Telemann took on this task with particular fervour and created a total of 46 passions throughout his time in Hamburg, from spring 1722 until his death in 1767, half of which are unfortunately lost today.
The work takes pride of place in the composer's huge oeuvre of 46 large-scale Passions. The release of this major Passion is part of the 40th birthday celebrations of the internationally renowned Dresdner Kammerchor, founded in 1985 by Hans-Christoph Rademann.
Performed by the Dresdner Kammerchor with Jaroslaw Thiel conducting the Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra, the soloists are Sophie Junker, Benedikt Kristjansson, Maximilian Schmitt and Michael Nagy.
Tracklisting
Soloists; Dresden Chamber Choir; Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra
Soloists; Frieder Bernius; Kammerchor Stuttgart
Kammerchor Stuttgart; Barockorchester Stuttgart; Frieder Bernius; Hannah Morrison; Franziska Bobe;
Kammerchor Stuttgart; Frieder Bernius; Florian Pedarnig
figure humaine kammerchor
Hans-Christoph Rademann, NDR Chor Hamburg
Frieder Bernius, Klassische Philharmonie Stuttgart, Barockorchester Stuttgart, Hofkapelle Stuttgart
Nicolas Fink; Schweizer Jugendchor
Gunta Gelgote; Nerijus Masevicius; Kaunas State Choir; Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra; Robe
Anna Piroli; Maria Chiara Gallo; Massimo Lombardi; Alessandro Ravasio; Estrovagante Ensemble; Ricca
The Renaissance Singers; David Allinson
The Choir of Oriel College, Oxford; Tippett Quartet; Grace Davidson; Craig Ogden; Alexander Pott; D
The Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford; Mark Williams
Rencontres Baroques de Montfrin; Ensemble Vocal Esmos; Gabriel Garrido
Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR; Sudfunk-Chor; Chor der Wurttembergischen Staatstheater;
Phoenix Consort; Iain Farrington; Adam Whitmore