¡J.S. Bach: Cantatas BWV 1/182/158[Limited Low-priced Edition]
¡Karl Richter (conductor)
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[Machine Translation] [Carl Richter recorded 76 of Bach's church cantatas and one secular cantata during his short 54-year life. He recorded 76 of Bach's church cantatas and one secular cantata during his 54 short years of life, including such major works as the "Matthew Passion" and the "John Passion". In 2018, the 333rd anniversary of Bach's birth, we are re-releasing Richter's Bach cantatas at a reduced price with Japanese lyrics and translation. No. 1 is a cantata written for Annunciation Sunday, March 25, 1725, and was published at the beginning of the first volume of the commemorative collection when the publication of the old Bach cycle began in the mid-20th century. No. 182 was written for Branch Sunday, the feast one week before Easter, and was premiered on March 25, 1714. It was the first cantata written after Bach's promotion to chief court musician in Weimar. No. 158 is virtually a cantata for bass solo voice, and was written for Easter Tuesday. It is considered the shortest of Bach's cantatas. [Performed by] Edith Mathis, soprano[1], Anna Reynolds, alto[2], Ernst Heflinger, tenor[1], Peter Schreier, tenor[2], Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone[1, 3], Theo Adam, bass[2], and Munich Bach Orchestra & Chorus, Conductor: Karl Richter Recorded: 1968-1974
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