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John Eliot Gardiner / Bach: Motets
2012/04/26
Thirty years on from their acclaimed recording for Erato, Sir John Eliot Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir return to the Bach Motets in a new SDG recording, taken from a concert in London last year at the end of a tour which saw performances in Italy, France, The Netherlands and Germany.
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Ludger Remy / Bach: Six Suites BWV 1007-1012
2012/04/11
Much has been written about the Suites, so only a minimum needs mentioning here. Bach is assumed to have composed the Suites in Kothen around 1720; it is unclear whether they were all composed there or whether Suites IV and VI were completed later in Leipzig.
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Christophe Rousset plays Marchand & Rameau
2012/03/06
Louis Marchand is the French composer who has entered legend for a musical duel with J. S. Bach which he is supposed finally to have dodged.
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Richard Tunnicliffe / Bach: Cello Suites
2012/02/07
Experience, virtuosity and individuality are all required when tackling J.S. Bach's popular cello suites; Richard Tunnicliffe brings a lifetime of study to his debut solo recording.
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Philippe Herreweghe / Bach: Mass in B Minor
2012/02/07
"If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again". Philippe Herreweghe’s longlasting interest in the works of the Cantor of Leipzig has turned him into a man whose views evolve as he delves deeper into his subject matter.
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Stile Antico / Tune thy Musicke to Thy Hart
2012/01/26
Stile Antico (joined by Fretwork) explore long-neglected repertory: the wealth of Tudor and Jacobean sacred music written for domestic devotion, rather than for church worship.
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Jordi Savall / Vivaldi: Il Teuzzone
2011/12/28
Following on from the release of Naive's critically-acclaimed recording of Ottone in Villa (OP30493) in November 2010, the 16th operatic production in the label's acclaimed 'Vivaldi Edition' features Teuzzone, a vibrant three-act theatre piece first produced in Venice in 1719.
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Schornsheim / Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier
2011/12/07
Christine Schornsheim, one of the most eminent specialists for historic keyboard instruments, has finalised her recordings of Bach’s Wohltemperirtes Clavier on the Ruckers-Harpsichord at the Musee Unterlinden in Colmar this year.
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Konstantin Lifschitz / Bach: Keyboard Concertos
2011/12/05
Konstantin Lifschitz has long since established himself as an outstanding exponent of the works of Johann Sebastian Bach.
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Anonymous 4 / Music from Codex Las Huelgas
2011/10/26
Anonymous 4 revisit their favourite era in repertoire that illuminates medieval women's affinity for the most complex polyphony of their time.
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Fretwork / Bach: Goldberg Variations for viols
2011/09/28
The Goldberg Variations are a pinnacle of Bach’s art. Conceived for harpsichord, the work has been transcribed forquite different instruments.
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Ottavio Dantone / Bach: Sinfonia from the Cantatas
2011/09/07
Accademia Bizantina are now firmly established among the best period performance ensembles of our time, with their director, Ottavio Dantone, in demand in the opera house and concert hall alike.
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Egarr / L. Couperin: Complete Keyboard Works
2011/08/05
Hailed for his 'revelatory' account of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier (The New York Times), Richard Egarr turns to one of the least known collections for solo harpsichord.
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Christophe Rousset / Lully: Bellerophon
2011/04/27
This world premiere and eagerly anticipated release is the fruit of lengthy musicological research by Christophe Rousset.
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Rademann / J. L. Bach: Trauermusik
2011/03/28
Here is the most ambitious composition left by Johann Ludwig Bach, known as ‘the Meiningen Bach’, who belonged to a branch of the family separated from Johann Sebastian’s since the 16th century.
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Elizabeth Watts / Bach: Cantatas & Arias
2011/03/18
Winner of the 2006 Kathleen Ferrier Award and the 2007 Cardiff Song Prize, soprano Elizabeth Watts makes her harmonia mundi debut in a luminous programme of Bach cantatas and arias, deftly supported by The English Concert led by Harry Bicket.
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Vocalconsort Berlin / Bach: Motets
2011/03/18
In Bach's time the exalted place the purely vocal motet had once occupied had already been ceded to the cantata.
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Rostropovich / Bach: 6 Cello Suites
2011/02/16
Today, Bach’s suites form part of the repertoire of every distinguished cellist, and many of them have recorded the complete cycle.
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John Eliot Gardiner / Bach: St John Passion
2011/01/21
Recorded in Konigslutter in 2003, this two disc album features internationally acclaimed soloists, including Mark Padmore, Hanno Muller-Brachmann, Peter Harvey and Bernarda Fink.
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Alexandre Tharaud plays Scarlatti
2011/01/18
“I love the extravagance, the sunny glow, the light touch of Scarlatti,” says French pianist Alexandre Tharaud, whose second Virgin Classics release is a collection of the composer’s captivating and adventurous keyboard sonatas.
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Natalie Dessay / Cleopatra
2011/01/18
Soprano Natalie Dessay, conductor Emanuelle Haim and composer George Frideric Handel make an established - and admired - team.
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Christophe Rousset / Bach Fantasy
2011/01/12
Christophe Rousset is one of the finest interpreters of Baroque music.
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Dinnerstein / Bach: A Strange Beauty
2010/12/13
This album sees Simone Dinnerstein return to Bach, this time combining three transcriptions of his Chorale Preludes with one of his English Suites and two of his Keyboard Concerti, again revealing her intense and expressive playing style, as well as her individual approach to Bach's music.
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Lifschitz / Bach: The Art of Fugue
2010/11/17
There has been much speculation about the Art of Fugue, Johann Sebastian’s unfinished work from his final decade.
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Bernarda Fink / Pergolesi: Stabat Mater
2010/10/05
Pergolesi completed his Stabat Mater a few days before his death, on 17 March 1736, prompting comparisons with another mythical figure, Mozart composing his Requiem.
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Freiburger Barockorchester / Tafelmusik
2010/09/07
In his Musique de Table, through skilful organisation, breadth of imagination and sheer masterful inspiration, Telemann concentrates the entire range of European musical styles.
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Jordi Savall / The Celtic Viol II
2010/09/03
As I recalled in my essay “In praise of transmission”, which accompanied our first recording devoted to The Celtic Viol, “unlike some Oriental cultures which have evolved chiefly within an oral tradition, in the West only those types of music commonly known as traditional, popular or folk music have been preserved thanks to unwritten means of transmission.
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Anzellotti / Goldberg Variations - Accordion
2010/07/14
Teodoro Anzellotti is one of the most important accordionists in the contemporary and classical music scene.
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Jordi Savall / Le Concert Spirituel
2010/06/30
The Concert Spirituel was one of the first public concert series in existence.
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Egarr / Bach: Well-Tempered Clavier vol. 2
2010/06/29
In Book I (1722) of his Well-Tempered Clavier, JS Bach set off on an unprecedented passage through all the tonalities available to him on the keyboard.
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Avison Ensemble / Handel: Concerti Grossi op. 6
2010/06/25
The Avison Ensemble is an outstanding period instrument orchestra who has been performing together for nearly 25 years.
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Maurice Steger / Mr Corelli in London
2010/05/14
Recorder virtuoso Maurice Steger, deftly assisted by The English Concert and Laurence Cummings, performs a sparkling program of...
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Alarcon / Handel: Judas Maccabaeus
2010/05/13
Judas Maccabaeus, one of the most popular (and lucrative) oratorios of Handel's career, in the first new complete recording for 15 years...
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Rilling / Bach: Praise & Thanks Cantatas
2010/04/30
Throughout Bach's treasure of church cantatas, there are many works that sing the praises of God and thank him for his grace.
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Gardiner / Bach: Cantatas Vol. 11
2010/04/26
The Bach Cantatas Series on the award-winning SDG label continues with volume 11, featuring Cantatas for...
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The King's Singer / Pachelbel: Vespers
2010/04/22
The music contained in this CD represents a selection of Vespers movements written by the organist Johann Pachelbel.
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Bach: Four Orchestral Suites for Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Kothen
2009/05/15
Ensemble Sonnerie, under the direction of Monica Huggett, returns to AVIE Records with a new musical view on the Orchestral...
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Sigiswald Kuijken / Monteverdi’s “Vespro della Beata Vergine”
2009/05/13
Monteverdi’s “Vespro della Beata Vergine” was published in 1610, together with his “Missa in illo tempore”. This edition is...
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Wallfisch / Biber: Rosary Sonatas
2009/02/17
The breathtaking beauty of Biber’s Rosary Sonatas reaches across the centuries to touch our modern ears with rich new...
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Bach: BWV 1001-1006 in versions for cello
2009/01/15
Contains all violin sonatas and partitas BWV 1001-1006 in versions for cello which are anyway highly similar to the...
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Julia Fischer's Bach Concertos
2008/12/19
25-year-old Julia Fischer is already being hailed as one of the truly great violinists of the twenty-first century...
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Masters from Flanders
2008/12/19
This set of 10 CDs offers a representative anthology of polyphonic compositions dating from the 15th and 16th centuries...
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Bach Cantata Pilgrimage
2008/05/28
The seventeenth release from the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage is now available- the previous launch issues in the series received phenomenal...
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Minasi / Biber: Rosary Sonatas
2008/03/25
The Rosary Sonatas that are newly on ARTS demontrate this in a very special way. Technically these sonatas make high demands on the ...
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L'Estravagante / Buxtehude: Sonatas
2008/03/25
With the release on hand ARTS presents the second part of Buxtehudes trio-sonatas, the Sonatas op. 2. They are recorded by L’Estravagante...
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Kuijken / Bach: Cantatas Vol. 6
2008/03/11
The Cantatas BWV 18 and BWV 23 were intended for the two last Sundays before Lent, the “Sexagesima” and “Estomihi” Sundays.
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