ChorSymphonica with Richard Allen Roe, conductor performing Johann Sebastian Bach's Cantata Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland, BWV 61

"komm, Jesu, komm" Johann Schelle (1648-1701) Flos Campi La Monarca Baroque Ensemble Vicente Chavarria, Artistic Director From "Singet dem Herrn: The Thomaskantor from Schein to Bach" May 5, 2014 • USC Catholic Center, Los Angeles, CA

"Komm Jesu, Komm!" BWV229 J.S. Bach Coral Reyes Bartlet Humboldt Ensemble José Híjar Polo, Maestro de Coro Mark Peters, Director VIII Festival de Música Antigua y Barroca de Puerto de la Cruz Iglesia de la Peña de Francia, 28 de marzo de 2010 ...  more"Komm Jesu, Komm!" BWV229 J.S. Bach Coral Reyes Bartlet Humboldt Ensemble José Híjar Polo, Maestro de Coro Mark Peters, Director VIII Festival de Música Antigua y Barroca de Puerto de la Cruz Iglesia de la Peña de Francia, 28 de marzo de 2010 www.reyesbartlet.com  

The Women of the Concert Choir perform as the Nun's Chorus in the Sound of Music at Carnegie Hall in 2012

Lobet den Herrn alle Heiden BWV230, J.S.Bach Coral Reyes Bartlet Humboldt Ensemble José Híjar Polo, Maestro de Coro Mark Peters, Director VIII Festival de Música Antigua y Barroca de Puerto de la Cruz Iglesia de la Peña de Francia, 28 de marzo de ...  moreLobet den Herrn alle Heiden BWV230, J.S.Bach Coral Reyes Bartlet Humboldt Ensemble José Híjar Polo, Maestro de Coro Mark Peters, Director VIII Festival de Música Antigua y Barroca de Puerto de la Cruz Iglesia de la Peña de Francia, 28 de marzo de 2010 www.reyesbartlet.com  

live recording from Domkirche St.Pölten, Austria, 17.4.2011.

Knut Nystedt (born 1915) Immortal Bach A variation of the beginning of Bach's choral "Komm süßer Tod" (BWV 478) which is sung initially: Five choirs sing the same original music but in different tempi and wait at the end of each phrase. lyrics: K...  moreKnut Nystedt (born 1915) Immortal Bach A variation of the beginning of Bach's choral "Komm süßer Tod" (BWV 478) which is sung initially: Five choirs sing the same original music but in different tempi and wait at the end of each phrase. lyrics: Komm süßer Tod, komm sel'ge Ruh! komm, führe mich in Friede. translation: Come sweet death, come celestial ease! Come, lead me in peace. The recording shows the Monteverdi Choir Würzburg with its conductor Matthias Beckert at the memorial concert on March 16, 2008 in the Augustinerkirche commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the bombing of Würzburg. For further information please visit http://www.monteverdi-choir.com  less

recorded in 12/2008 St. Ursula, Vienna Details: http://www.chorussinenomine.at/cd6.shtml

Von der CD "Luther und der rote König" (Oratorium von Björn Mummert), Nr.18 "Er sprach zu seinem lieben Sohn" (Strophe 5 vom Lutherchoral "Nun freut euch lieben Christen g'mein"), Domchor und Kantorei Schleswig, Ltg Rainer Selle, Live im Dom zu Schleswig ...  moreVon der CD "Luther und der rote König" (Oratorium von Björn Mummert), Nr.18 "Er sprach zu seinem lieben Sohn" (Strophe 5 vom Lutherchoral "Nun freut euch lieben Christen g'mein"), Domchor und Kantorei Schleswig, Ltg Rainer Selle, Live im Dom zu Schleswig vom 11.Juni 2017 - CD im Handel erhältlich. http://www.luther-und-der-rote-koenig.musik-atelier.com/  

This recording uses a 360° image and Ambisonic sound. We recommend playing with your smartphone and headphones via the YouTube application. Thanks to this, you will be able to experience the interactive, immersive sound and vision in the best way. YouTube...  moreThis recording uses a 360° image and Ambisonic sound. We recommend playing with your smartphone and headphones via the YouTube application. Thanks to this, you will be able to experience the interactive, immersive sound and vision in the best way. YouTube platform only supports 1st order Ambisonics (1OA), which means low spatial resolution of the auditory image. The recording was also posted on the HOAST platform, where you can find the version with the 4th order Ambisonics (4OA); we warmly invite you to check that version as well! https://hoast.iem.at/channel/cxzT43bTN8EJIdgw/ This recording was created at the time when many people got vaccinated for COVID-19, thus the restrictions were loosened enough so the Academic Choir of Gdańsk University of Technology could return to rehearsals. This was after a long break, during which the choir practiced singing in a remote manner. In order to celebrate the possibility of regular, normal rehearsing, two-day weekend choral workshops were carried out. This was very e...    less