Re: What are you listening two?
Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2014 3:11 pm
Two more really wonderful Cantatas for the First Sunday of Advent, this time by Telemann....


Many thanks for the assistance. MarkSeán wrote:Here is a link Mark, Fergus might have more information: http://www.bach-cantatas.com/LCY/Lutheran-2011-2015.htmmarkof wrote:Hi Fergus,fergus wrote:Lithurgically, Christmas starts today as it is the first day of Advent. So I am officially opening my Christmas Season musically with two of the three requiste JS Bach cantatas for the day that is in it, BWV 61 & BWV 62 under the directorship of Harnoncourt from Vol. 16 of the pioneering cycle that both he and Leonhardt produced way back when....
I love the Bach cantatas too - have much of the Suzuki set.
Would you know where I can find a listing of cantatas appropriate for calendar/feast days?
Mark.
It´s above all superbly theatrical Fergus, something inherent to the composition.fergus wrote:Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique performed by Orchestre Lamoureux, Paris / Markevitch....
I can readily understand why this would become one’s favourite version. It is magnificent! It is really well played, the performance is very assertive and there is great tension throughout.
That is so true Pepe and I have never thought of this work like that!Jose Echenique wrote:It´s above all superbly theatrical Fergus, something inherent to the composition.fergus wrote:
That looks very exciting Pepe but 2032 - I may just wait for the reissue box set on the Brilliant label LOL!!!Jose Echenique wrote:
And since we are talking of Il Giardino Armonico...the first release of their Haydn cycle expected to be finished in 2032!!!! (I wonder if I´ll be around by then). This first release includes 3 short symphonies, including La Passione, and Glück´s Don Juan Ballet. The playing is of course exquisite.