Easter Oratoria "BWV 249" |
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앨범 / 바흐: 부활절 오라토리오, BWV 249 (BC D8)
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
1. I. Sinfonia in D major - 전악장 연주 | | 
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Album Title: Easter with Bach (Backside Bach: Easter Oratoria BWV 249) - Oratorio De Pâques / Bach: Oster-Oratorium BWV 249
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Conductor: Ferdinand Grossman (Austrian choral conductor, vocal teacher and composer, born 4 July 1887 in Tulln, Austria and died 5 December 1970 in Vienna, Austria.)
Performer: Laurence Dutoit (Soprano)
Maria Nussbaumer (Alto: Contralto)
Franz (Ferry) Gruber (Tenor)
Otto Wiener (Bass)
Bruno Seidlhofer (Cimbalom [Cymbalum])
Camillo Wanausek (Flute)
Karl Trotzmueller (Flute [Flûte A Bec])
Paul Angerer (Flute [Flûte A Bec])
Bruno Doerrschmidt (Oboe)
Joseph Koblinger (Oboe [Hautbois D'amour])
Joseph Nebois (Organ)
Choir: Wiener Akademie Kammerchor (Soloist)
Orchestra: Orchestre De Chambre "Pro Musica", Vienne (Pro Musica Chamber Orch., Wien / Vienna Pro Musica Symphony)
Audio CD (April 5, 2011)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Vinyl, LP, Mono
Country: France
Recording in: 1954
Recorded at Musikverein, Grosser-Saal, Vienna, Austria
Label: Vox, (January 24, 1954)
Label: Suite 102
Copyright: (c) 2011 Suite 102
Copyright: (c) ℗ 2009 Countdown Media GmbH
Total Length: 1:19:44
Genres: Miscellaneous, Classical, Music
Style: Baroque 
Easter Oratorio (Oster-Oratorium: "Kommt, eilet und laufet"), BWV 249 (BC D8) (1:19:44)
Common Name Kommt, Eilet Und Laufet, Easter Oratorio Oster Oratorium
Catalog No. BWV 249
Composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Conductor: Ferdinand Grossman (Austrian choral conductor, vocal teacher and composer, born 4 July 1887 in Tulln, Austria and died 5 December 1970 in Vienna, Austria.)
Performer: Laurence Dutoit (Soprano)
Maria Nussbaumer (Alto: Contralto)
Franz (Ferry) Gruber (Tenor)
Otto Wiener (Bass)
Bruno Seidlhofer (Cimbalom [Cymbalum])
Camillo Wanausek (Flute)
Karl Trotzmueller (Flute [Flûte A Bec])
Paul Angerer (Flute [Flûte A Bec])
Bruno Doerrschmidt (Oboe)
Joseph Koblinger (Oboe [Hautbois D'amour])
Joseph Nebois (Organ)
Choir: Wiener Akademie Kammerchor (Soloist)
Orchestra: Orchestre De Chambre "Pro Musica", Vienne (Pro Musica Chamber Or ch., Wien / Vienna Pro Musica Symphony)
Genre Baroque Period / Oratorio
Date Written 1743-1746
Period Baroque
Country Germany
Venue Musikverein, Grosser-Saal, Vienna, Austria
Recording Date 1954 
1. I. Sinfonia (Symphonie) in D major (4:50)
Conductor Ferdinand Grossmann
Orchestra Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra Vienna
2. II. Adagio in B minor (4:28) (10:31)
III. Kommt, eilet und laufet (6:03)
Performer Franz Gruber
Otto Wiener
Choir Akademie Kammerchor
3. III. Kommt, eilet und laufet (6:03)
4. IV. O kalter Männer Sinn (1:13) (13:15)
Performer Laurence Dutoit
Maria Nussbaumer
Franz Gruber
Otto Wiener
Choir Akademie Kammerchor
V. Seele, Deine Specereien sollen nicht mehr Myrrhen sein (12:02)
5. VI. Hier ist die Gruft, hier ist der Stein (0:51)
Performer Maria Nussbaumer
Franz Gruber
Otto Wiener
Choir Akademie Kammerchor
6. VII. Sanfte soll mein Todeskummer (7:26)
7. VIII. Indessen seufzen wir mit brennender Begier (0:13) (1:07)
IX. Ach! konnt es doch nur bald geschehen (0:54)
Performer Maria Nussbaumer
Laurence Dutoit
8. X. Saget mir geschwinde, wo ich Jesum finde (8:29)
Performer Maria Nussbaumer
9. XI. Wir sind erfreut (0:56) (4:15)
Performer Otto Wiener
XII. Preis & Dank (2:37)
XIII. Eröffnet, ihr Himmel, die prächtigen Bogen (0:41)
Choir Akademie Kammerchor
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