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Mitchell Sandler (Bass-Baritone)

Born: December 7, 1954 - Beverly Hills, California, USA

The American bass-baritone, Mitchell Sandler, studied music at the University of California at Berkeley, and did a secondary study of Baroque music performance-practice at the Royal Conservatory in the Hague. In between he toured and recorded with the well- known men’s ensemble, Chanticleer.

Since coming to live in Holland in 1989, Mitchell Sandler has appeared as a soloist with many of leading practitioners of early music in Europe: Frans Brüggen, Gustav Leonhardt, Philippe Herreweghe, Hermann Max and Wieland Kuijken.

In 1992 Mitchell Sandler was asked to join a new ensemble of young soloists at the Netherlands Opera, formed to take part in the premiere of Alfred Schnittke’s Life with an Idiot. Since that time he has performed in several productions at the Netherlands Opera, including Die glückliche Hand by Arnold Schoenberg, Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo, and the world premiere of Tea by Chinese composer Tan Dun. In 2006 composer Michel van der Aa wrote a role especially for him in his new opera After Life, a work commissioned by the Netherlands Opera in co-operation with the Holland Festival. The opera was premiered in June, 2006 in the new Muziekgebouw aan het Ij in Amsterdam.

Alongside many engagements as opera and oratorio soloist, Mitchell Sandler is a member of Ton Koopman’s Amsterdam Baroque Choir and the Netherlands Radio Choir. He is a founding member of Song Circle - a vocal quartet with piano. He currently lives in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

Sources:
La Primavera Website
Contributed by
Aryeh Oron (May 2014, November 2023)

Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works

Conductor

As

Works

Ton Koopman

Bass

Member of Amsterdam Baroque Choir:
Cantatas Vol. 3:
CD-1: BWV 63, BWV 162, BWV 155; BWV 22, BWV 23, BWV 163, BWV 165; CD-3: BWV 161, BWV 208
Cantatas Vol. 4: CD-1: BWV 198, BWV 215; CD-2: BWV 214; CD-3: BWV 201
Cantatas Vol. 5: CD-1: BWV 207a; CD-2: BWV 206; CD-3: BWV 205; CD-4: BWV 213
Cantatas Vol. 6: CD-1: BWV 76, BWV 75; CD-2: BWV 190, BWV 179, BWV 59, BWV 69; CD-3: BWV 50, BWV 186, BWV 104, BWV 69a
Cantatas Vol. 7: CD-1: BWV 25, BWV 95, BWV 144, BWV 67, BWV 24; CD-2: BWV 136, BWV 184, BWV 105, BWV 148; CD-3: BWV 147, BWV 181, BWV 173
Cantatas Vol. 11: CD-1: BWV 127, BWV 5, BWV 94; CD-2: BWV 41, BWV 7, BWV 139; CD-3: BWV 115, BWV 113, BWV 10
Cantatas Vol. 12: CD-1:
BWV 135, BWV 124, BWV 121, BWV 111; CD-2: BWV 99, BWV 78, BWV 114; CD-3: BWV 91, BWV 107, BWV 116, BWV 8
Cantatas Vol. 14: CD-1:
BWV 126; CD-2: BWV 26, BWV 178; CD-3: BWV 123
Cantatas Vol. 16: CD-1:
BWV 16; CD-2: BWV 102, BWV 79
Cantatas Vol. 18: CD-1:
BWV 55, BWV 47, CD-2: BWV 52, BWV 187; CD-3: BWV 164, BWV 36
Cantatas Vol. 20: CD-2:
BWV 192; CD-3: BWV 9
Cantatas Vol. 21: CD-2:
BWV 140, BWV 34, BWV 143; CD-3: BWV 97
[V-2] (1994): BWV 232 [1st recording]
V-3 (1998):
BWV 243, BWV 249

Hermann Max

Bass

[CR-115] (1989?, Radio recording): BWV 115

Gerard de Wit

Bass

[V-1] (2017, Video): BWV 245

Links to other Sites

Mitchell Sandler (La Primavera)


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