Soloists; Cappella Amsterdam; Orch Of The 18th C; Bruggen
Description
In keeping with the tradition of Frans Brüggen and the Orchestra of the 18th Century, this CD was also recorded live in concert.
Together with the vocal soloists Ilse Eerens, Michael Chance, Markus Schäfer and David Wilson-Johnson as well as the Cappella Amsterdam, which performs the choruses, Frans Brüggen and his legendary ensemble went on a spring tour in 2012, during which Johann Sebastian Bach's Easter Oratorio was at the centre of the programme.
The conductor, who died in 2014, was one of the most influential figures in so-called historical performance practice, but he was never a fan of the practice of casting all voices as soloists.
Thus, the interpretation of the Easter Oratorio presented here offers a magnificent range of tonal colours that bring out the extraordinary beauty of the work even more clearly.
This CD is completed by a "hypothetical" organ concerto composed from various instrumental movements from the cantatas BWV 35 and BWV 156, based on an idea by Frans Brüggen himself.
Tracklisting
Christophe Coin; Orquesta Barroca De Sevilla
Solomon's Knot
Soloists; Cappella Amsterdam; Orch Of The 18th C; Bruggen
Rodin Quartett
Miriam Feuersinger; Capricornus Consort Basel
Michael Oman; Amandine Beyer; Austrian Baroque Company
Marco Beasley; Constantinople; Kiya Tabassian
I Zefirelli
The Tallis Scholars; Peter Phillips
Julie Roset; Stanislas de Barbeyrac; Nahuel Di Pierro; Choeur de Chambre de Namur; Le Concert de la
Irish Baroque Orchestra; Peter Whelan; Irish Baroque Choir; Hilary Cronin; Helen Charlston; Alexand
Cappella Augustana|Matteo Messori|Gerd Turk|Bas Ramselaar|Il Sonar Parlante- concerto di viole
Dimitri Vassilakis; Reinhold Friedrich; Bochumer Symphoniker; Steven Sloane
Le Concert Spirituel; Herve Niquet
Dresdner Kreuzchor, Gewandhausorchester, Rudolf Mauersberger, Erhard Mauersberger, Ludwig Güttler
Marlis Petersen; Marta Fumagalli; Coro E Orchestra Ghislieri; Guilio Prandi
