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Johann Sebastian Bach, Hans-Joachim Rotzsch, New Bach Collegium Musicum Leipzig
Bach: Cantatas, BWV 243 & 10
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 1. Chor: Magnificat - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
2. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 2. Arie: Et Exultavit Spiritus Meus - Mitsuko Shirai
3. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 3. Arie: Quia Respexit Humilitatem - Mitsuko Shirai
4. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 4. Chor: Omnes Generationes - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
5. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 5. Arie: Quia Fecit Mihi Magna - Hermann Christian Polster
6. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 6. Duett: Et Misericordia Eius - Doris Soffel/Peter Schreier
7. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 7. Chor: Fecit Potentiam - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
8. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 8. Arie: Deposuit Potentes - Peter Schreier
9. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 9. Arie: Esurientes Implevit Bonis - Doris Soffel
10. I. Magnificat in D BWV 243, Second Version: 10. Terzett: Suscepit Israel Puerum Suum - Mitsuko Shirai/Doris Soffel
11. I. Magnificat in D, BWV 243, Second Version: 11. Chor: Sicut Locutus Est - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
12. I. Magnificat in D, BWV 243, Second Version: 12. Chor: Gloria Patri/Sicut Erat In Principio - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
13. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: 1. Chor: ... - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
14. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: 2. Aria: Herr. - Mitsuko Shirai
15. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: 3. Recitativo: - Peter Schreier
16. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: 4. Aria: ... - Hermann Christian Polster
17. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: 5. Duett:JL Er - Doris Soffel/Peter Schreier
18. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: Recitativo:... - Peter Schreier
19. II. Meine Seel Erhebt Den Herren, BWV 10: Cant For The Marian Feast Of Visitation: Choral: Lob... - Thomanerchor Leipzig/Hans-Joachim Rotzsch

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All Artists: Johann Sebastian Bach, Hans-Joachim Rotzsch, New Bach Collegium Musicum Leipzig, Mitsuko Shirai, Peter Schreier
Title: Bach: Cantatas, BWV 243 & 10
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Berlin Classics
Release Date: 2/18/1997
Genre: Classical
Styles: Opera & Classical Vocal, Historical Periods, Baroque (c.1600-1750)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 782124916428

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CD Reviews

Sacred and playful.

darragh o'donoghue | 04/11/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Bach's 'Magnificat' is one of his most famous works, its relatively familiar format - huge opening chorus, two arias, two duets and two recitatives - made exhilarating by choral writing as architecturally, accumulatively intricate as that for the instruments. Rotzsch's pacing is superb, alive to nuance and texture, but the overproduction typical of the period (1978) can make it sound distractingly artificial.Much more enjoyable is the less familiar cantata, BWV 10. Though a sacred, Marian piece, it is one of Bach's more playful, with a thrilling, layered chorus followed by a gorgeous extended soprano aria based on a Brandenburg concerto, followed by an oom-pah tenor aria with the organ boucing away like the lightest violin. And so on. A welcome surprise."