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Cantata BWV 119
Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn
Discography - Part 2 |
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Recordings of Individual Movements |
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M-2 |
Alto Arias by Bach [C-1] |
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Aria for Alto Die obrigkeit ist Gottes gabe (Mvt. 5) from Cantata BWV 119 [] |
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Mezzo-soprano: Ressa Koleva
Neva Krusteva (Organ); Georgi Zhelyazov (Oboe); Georgi Spassov (Flute) |
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Balkanton BKA-10998 |
Mar 1982 |
LP / TT: |
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Recorded in Bulgaria Concert Hall. |
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M-3 |
Bach Aria Festival and Institute at Stony Brook, Saturday evening, July 10, 1982, at 8:30 PM [F82-5] |
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3. Group of Arias:
Aria for Alto, flute & continuo Die Obrigkeit is Gottes Gabe (Mvt. 5) from Cantata BWV 119 [] |
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Samuel Baron |
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Bach Aria Festival Orchestra [Bach Aria Group] |
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Contralto: Janice Taylor; Samuel Baron (Flute) |
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State University of New York at Stony Brook. Dept. of Music |
Jul 10, 1982 |
CD / TT: 71:36 |
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Recorded live at State University of New York at Stony Brook, Long Island, New York, USA, in the frame of Bach Aria Festival and Institute.
Source: WorldCat Libraries (OCLC Number: 53009986) |
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M-4 |
Master of Church Music Degree Recital |
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Aria for Alto Die Obrigkeit is Gottes Gabe (Mvt. 5) from Cantata BWV 119 [] |
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Mezzo-soprano: Joan Weinbender Maples; Sara Perkins (Piano) |
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Southern Baptist Theological Seminary |
Nov 15, 1982
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MC / TT: 60 min |
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Recorded live in Heeren Recital Hall, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
Source: WorldCat Libraries (OCLC Number: 9923609) |
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M-8 |
Arizona Bach Festival Recital: Bach Arias for Alto [C-1] |
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Aria for Alto Die Obrigkeit ist Gottes Gabe (Mvt. 5) from Cantata BWV 119 [3:08] |
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Mezzo-soprano: Karen Knudsen
Marian Buswell (Oboe); Stephen Redfield (Violin); Jan Simiz (Cello); Scott Youngs (Organ) |
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YouTube |
Jan 10, 2012 |
Video / TT: 38:51 |
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Recorded & filmed live at All Saints' Episcopal Church, Phoenix, Arizona, USA, in the frame of Arizona Bach Festival.
Listen on YouTube:
Cantata BWV 119: Mvt. 5: Aria [A] [3:08] |
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M-10 |
BacHasse: Opposites Attract [C-1] |
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Aria for Alto Die Obrigkeit ist Gottes Gabe (Mvt. 5) from Cantata BWV 119 (1,2,3,4) [3:07] |
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Counter-tenor: Benno Schachtner (2); Stefan Temmingh (Recorder)
The Gentleman's Band: Wiebke Weidanz (Harpsichord, Lute-harpsichord & Chest Organ) (3); Domen Marinčič (Viola da gamba & Violoncello) (4) |
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Accent ACC-24315
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Sep 28-Oct 2, 2015 |
CD / TT: 62:33
MP3 / TT: 62:24 |
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Recorded, Malteserstift St. Josef, Starnberg-Percha, Germany.
Recording, Editing & Mastering: Christian Sager, Zürich, Switzerland; Executive Producer: Michael Sawall (Accent) / Stefan Temmingh.
Buy this album at:
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Music Download: Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.de | iTunes |
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M-11 |
J.S. Bach: Overtures [O-5] |
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1. Ouverture BWV 119R in C major, reconstructed by Alfredo Bernardini from Chorus Preise Jerusalem dem Herrn (Mvt. 1) from Cantata BWV 119 [4:40] |
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Alfredo Bernardini |
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Zefiro Baroque Orchestra [Pitch: a’ = 398 Hz] |
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ZBO: Trumpets: Gabriele Cassone, Luca Marzana, Simone Amelli, Emanuele Goggio; Timpani: Riccardo Balbinutti; Alto Recorders: Dorothee Oberlinger, Lorenzo Cavasanti; Oboes: Alfredo Bernardini, Paolo Grazzi, Emiliano Rodolfi; Bassoon: Alberto Grazzi; Violins 1: Nicholas Robinson4, Rossella Croce, Ana Liz Ojeda; Violins 2: Ayako Matsunaga, Ulrike Fischer, Lathika Vithanage Viola: Teresa Ceccato; Cello: Gaetano Nasillo; Violone: Paolo Zuccheri; Harpsichord: Francesco Corti |
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Arcana A-400
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Nov 6-9, 2015 |
CD / TT: 77:00
MP3 / TT: 76:49 |
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Recorded in the Gustav Mahler Hall, Kulturzentrum Grand Hotel, Dobbiaco, South Tyrol, Italy.
Producer: Michael Seberich; Recording Engineer: Michael Seberich; Balance Engineer / Mastering: Michael Seberich; Editing: Antonio Scavuzzo; Co-produced by Associazione Culturale Ensemble Zefiro and Outhere Music France.
Listen on YouTube:
Album: Trailer [4:35]
Buy this album at:
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Music Download (2016): Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.de |
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The list orecordings was compiled by Aryeh Oron (October 2002 - July 2019)
Thanks to contributors: John Carroll (February 2008) |
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