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BACH, J.S.: St. Mark Passion (Otto, Wey, Johannsen, MacLeod, Muller-Brachmann, Capriccio Basel Baroque Orchestra, Teutschbein)

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  • Media type: E-Book; Performed Music
  • Title: BACH, J.S.: St. Mark Passion (Otto, Wey, Johannsen, MacLeod, Muller-Brachmann, Capriccio Basel Baroque Orchestra, Teutschbein)
  • Contains: Passio secundum Marcum (St. Mark Passion), BWV 247: Choral: Geh, Jesu, geh zu deiner Pein (Chorus); Recitative: Und nach zwei Tagen war Ostern (Evangelist, Chorus); Choral: Sie stellen uns wie Ketzem nach (Chorus); Recitative: Jesus aber sprach - Lasst sie in Frieden (Evangelist, Jesus); Choral: Mir hat die Welt truglich gericht't (Chorus); ... / Bach, Johann Sebastian 01:55:02 --
  • Contributor: Bach, Johann Sebastian; Bach, Johann Sebastian Komponist
  • Corporation: Basel Boy's Choir ; Capriccio Basel Baroque Orchestra
  • Published: Rondeau Production, 150302
  • Published in: Rondeau Production
  • Language: Without Specification; German
  • Keywords: Barock (1600-1750) ; Musik Computer- und Netzwerkressourcen ; Chor geistlich
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  • Recording information: Bach, Johann Sebastian, Komponist -- Basel Boy's Choir, Chor -- Bible - New Testament, Dichter/Text -- Capriccio Basel Baroque Orchestra, Orchester -- Johannsen, Daniel, Tenor -- Kung, Matthias, Alt -- Low, Timothy, Tenor -- MacLeod, Stephan, Bass -- Muller-Brachmann, Hanno, Bassbariton -- Otto, Gudrun Sidonie, Sopran -- Seewer, Tiziano, Bass -- Teutschbein, Markus -- Wey, Terry, Alt -- Wurmehl, Tobias, Bass
  • Footnote: Streaming audio
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