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Matthias Mutzenbecher was born in Kiel in 1653 and began his training as a merchant in Hamburg in 1669. He established his own business in 1678 and soon became a renowned member of the Hamburg populace: senator, colonel in the civic regiment, and even a magistrate. He was an important man and a patron of the city's music director Georg Philipp Telemann. Only the best would suffice for the festive music on the occasion of the golden wedding anniversary of this highly esteemed and influential man

(Vocal Collection). Contents: C.P.E. Bach: Fecit potentiam (Magnificat) J.S. Bach: Quia fecit (Magnificat) * Et in spiritum sanctum (Mass in b minor) * Gerne will ich, Komm susses Kreuz, Mache dich mein Herze rein (St. Matthew Passion) * Betrachte, meine Seele (St. John Passion) * Grosser Herr (Christmas Oratorio) Berlioz: O misere des rois! (L'enfance du Christ) Faure: Hostias (Requiem) Handel: Revenge, Timotheus cries (Alexander's Feast) * Behold the monstrous human beast (Belshazzar) * See, the raging flames arise (Joshua) * Arm, arm, ye brave (Judas Maccabaeus) * But who may abide the day of his coming?, The people that walked in darkness, Why do the nations so furiously rage together?, The trumpet shall sound (Messiah) * Thy glorious deeds, Honor and arms (Samson) Haydn: Rolling in foaming billows, Now heaven in fullest glory shown (The Creation) * Schon eilet froh der Ackersman, Erblicke hier, betorter Mensch (Die Jahrezeiten) Mendelssohn: For the mountains shall depart, Is not his word like a fire?, Lord God of Abraham, It is enough (Elijah) * O God have mercy (St. Paul) Puccini: Crucifixus (Messa di Gloria) Rossini: Pro peccatis (Stabat Mater) * Quoniam (Messe Solennelle) Verdi: Confutatis (Requiem).

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Pasquale Anfossi, the child of a Ligurian family with musical traditions, was schooled at the famous conservatory of S. Maria di Loreto in Naples, studying the violin and compositions. Of course, Naples has always cultivated a love of opera, and it was only natural that the young Anfossi developed an interest in this area. He wrote for the opera stages of Naples and Rome, in the opera seria as well as opera buffa conventions. His renown as an opera composer steadily grew across Europe. His oeuvr

Oratorios Kammerchor Stuttgart - CD 4009350830219

Abraham (Oratorio) Mangold / Frimmer / Turk / Georg / Cachemaile - CD 4010072771728

Christmas Oratorio Wolfgang Helbich - CD 4260014870471

Christus Oratorio Roman Kofman - CD 760623136660

Following the Bach cantatas edition (audite 21.415) with Karl Ristenpart, audite continues the series of historic recordings from the archives of RIAS Berlin with a complete recording of the Christmas Oratorio. As soloists, Ristenpart engaged leading Bach singers of the time, thus ensuring that the recitatives of the Evangelist, the arias and ensembles were of particularly high quality. Alongside the RIAS Chamber Choir and the RIAS Chamber Orchestra a recording was created in December 1950 which

Originally written for the three days of Christmastide 1734 and the beginning of 1735, Johann Sebastian Bachs Christmas Oratorio has since gone on to become an established part of Advent and Christmas just like turkey and Christmas pudding. With soloists Regula Muhlemann, Anna Lucia Richter, Wiebke Lehmkuhl, Sebastian Kohlhepp, and Michael Nagy, the newly-formed enembles of the Gaechinger Cantorey conducted by Hans-Christoph Rademann celebrate their first Christmas Oratorio together with this

Parables Oratorio Yunus / Okell - DVD 747313535859

Handel: Oratorios Handel / Kammerchor / Neumann / McGegan - CD 4009350830400

3 Chorales From Christmas Oratorio Publisher: Schirmer Credits/Composer: Voicing: SATB Inventory # : 50305350 ISBN: UPC: 884088257569 ...

Composed for celebrations from Christmas to Epiphany and first produced in Leipzig in 1734–35, Bach's Christmas Oratorio unfolds movingly in a set of six cantatas unified by a single narrative recounting the birth of Christ. Traditional passages from the Gospels of Luke and Matthew are presented in recitative, interspersed with arias and choruses that provide powerful emotional and contemplative responses to the story.Among the most famous segments of the Christmas Oratorio are the great opening chorus, "Jauchzet, frohlocket!" the beautiful pastoral Sinfonia, the bass aria "Grosser Herr, und starker König," the alto aria "Schlafe, mein Liebster" and the closing chorus, "Nun seid ihr wohl gerochen." This masterpiece of sacred music, for centuries a favorite of concert audiences and church congregations throughout the Christmas season, has been reproduced directly from the authoritative Bach-Gesellschaft edition published by Breitkopf & Härtel.

Christmas Oratorio Peter Schreier - CD 782124206529

Susanna: Oratorio in Three Parts Les Lunes du Cousin Jacques - CD 760623094526

Xmas Oratorio John Eliot Gardiner - CD 028942323223

Deborah Oratorio Joachim Carlos Martini - CD 636943478523

The Christmas Oratio is a grand fresco of human strife, ambition, and desire by Sweden's foremost contemporary novelist. Centering on three generations of Nordensson men, it unravels a saga as elaborately structured as a Bach cantata and as emotionally complex as a Bergman film.The Christmas Oratio begins in the 1930s, when Solveig Nordensson (wife of Aron and mother of Sidner) is accidentally killed. The grieving family abandons its home and moves to another town, hoping to start afresh, but finds that its emotional burdens have emigrated with it. Aron, bereft by the loss of his wife, starts "seeing" her in capricious hallucinations, and tragically seeks her reincarnation in a love-starved woman half a world away. The introverted Sidner begins a quest for emotional maturity that leads him into odd friendships with a remarkably self-reliant street boy and a free-spirited older woman. And Grandson Victor, heir to the tortured legacy left by Solveig's death, finds redemption for himself in a staging of Bach's Christmas Oratio - a performance begun by Solveig half a century earlier and interrupted by her tragic death.More than a generational saga, The Christmas Oratio is one of those rare works that encompasses the entirety of the human drama in terms at once touching, comic, erotic, and surreal. This is a novel of phenomenal breadth and insight, and a stunning debut in English by one of the most celebrated authors in Scandinavia today."A wonderful novel, crammed with vivid and surprising incidents . . . Like Bach's great musical work, Tunström's 'Oratorio' offers a celebration of things that endure." Washington Times

The Christmas Oratio is a grand fresco of human strife, ambition, and desire by Sweden's foremost contemporary novelist. Centering on three generations of Nordensson men, it unravels a saga as elaborately structured as a Bach cantata and as emotionally complex as a Bergman film.The Christmas Oratio begins in the 1930s, when Solveig Nordensson (wife of Aron and mother of Sidner) is accidentally killed. The grieving family abandons its home and moves to another town, hoping to start afresh, but finds that its emotional burdens have emigrated with it. Aron, bereft by the loss of his wife, starts "seeing" her in capricious hallucinations, and tragically seeks her reincarnation in a love-starved woman half a world away. The introverted Sidner begins a quest for emotional maturity that leads him into odd friendships with a remarkably self-reliant street boy and a free-spirited older woman. And Grandson Victor, heir to the tortured legacy left by Solveig's death, finds redemption for himself in a staging of Bach's Christmas Oratio - a performance begun by Solveig half a century earlier and interrupted by her tragic death.More than a generational saga, The Christmas Oratio is one of those rare works that encompasses the entirety of the human drama in terms at once touching, comic, erotic, and surreal. This is a novel of phenomenal breadth and insight, and a stunning debut in English by one of the most celebrated authors in Scandinavia today."A wonderful novel, crammed with vivid and surprising incidents . . . Like Bach's great musical work, Tunström's 'Oratorio' offers a celebration of things that endure." Washington Times