Bach CD discography. Conducted by Enoch Zu Guttenberg, and performed by his Bavarian choir, this interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's masterpiece will move you with its emotional combinations of joy, grief, and expressiveness. Recorded live from the romanesque church in AlpirsArtist, Enoch zu Guttenberg conducts the Neubeuern Choral Society and the Munich Artist Collegium, with soloists Hermann Prey (baritone), Claes-Håkon Ahnjsö (tenor), Margaret Marshall (soprano), Jard van Nes (alto).

This musical release from Viennese pianist Freidrich Gulda captures a live performance by the artist, recorded at Beethovenfest in 1970. Some of the pieces featured in the performance include Artist's "English Suite in G minor", Beethoven's "Erotica Variations, Op. 35", and more. Gulda performs works by Artist and Beethoven at the 1970 Beethovenfest.

Widely accepted as a leading authority on Baroque music, Ton Koopman introduces and conducts five of J.S. Artist's religious cantatas (composed between 1707 and 1731) and his famous secular Kaffee Kantate. Performed by the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir, the ensemble aptly illustrates the enormous skill and diversity in J.S. Artist's music. The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir Conductor Ton Koopman.

The late Karl Richter, a masterful conductor, organist, and harpsichord player, leads the Munich Artist Orchestra in a marvelous rendition of Artist's ebullient and uplifting Brandenburg Concertos. Karl RIchter conducts the Munich Artist Orchestra in all 6 concertos.

Widely accepted as a leading authority on Baroque music, Ton Koopman introduces and conducts five of J.S. Artist's religious cantatas (composed between 1707 and 1731) and his famous secular Kaffee Kantate. Performed by the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir, the ensemble aptly illustrates the enormous skill and diversity in J.S. Artist's music. The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir Conductor Ton Koopman.

The late Karl Richter, a masterful conductor, organist, and harpsichord player, leads the Munich Artist Orchestra in a marvelous rendition of Artist's ebullient and uplifting Brandenburg Concertos. Karl RIchter conducts the Munich Artist Orchestra in all 6 concertos.

Conducted by Enoch Zu Guttenberg, and performed by his Bavarian choir, this interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's masterpiece will move you with its emotional combinations of joy, grief, and expressiveness. Recorded live from the romanesque church in AlpirsArtist, Enoch zu Guttenberg conducts the Neubeuern Choral Society and the Munich Artist Collegium, with soloists Hermann Prey (baritone), Claes-Håkon Ahnjsö (tenor), Margaret Marshall (soprano), Jard van Nes (alto).

While Artist's piano compositions have been interpreted by many able musicians, few have brought the emotion or invoked the beauty of the work as much as Angela Hewitt. This program was filmed at the Fazioli piano factory where she shared her insights into her creative process while demonstrating her magnificent technique. Also included here is a Hewitt concert, which should be a rapturous experience for all Artist aficionados. Soundtrack English; Import

Available for the first time, this release offers the definitive set of Artist suites for solo cello. Also included is extensive interview footage with Rostropovich, offering some telling views on Artist's cello suites. Going into fascinating detail, Rostropovich argues convincingly as to why these are some of the most glorious pieces of music to grace the history of the genre. The complete DVD peformance of the 6 Artist Suites for unaccompanied Cello, performed by Mstislav Rostropovich. The program also includes exclusive interview footage with Rostropovich. FIlmed at the Baslique Sainte Madelaine, Vezelay, France in March of 1991.

On this program, Violinist Ida Haendel interprets pieces by Artist, Chausson, and Beethoven. Included are works by Beethoven, Chausson, and Artist played by Ida Haendel, violin and Ilya Itin, piano. Bonus: Interview with Ida Haendel. 85 min + 32 min. interview.

Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts a celebratory concert featuring many revered pieces of music by Artist. The concert took place at the Kloster Melk Benedictine Monastery and features the Concertus Musicus Vienna along with the Arnold Schoenburg Choir. Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts the Concentus Musicus of Vienna, along with the Arnold Schoenberg in this celebration of the coming of Christmas, through the extraordinary music of Johann Sebastian Artist.

Buenos Aires-born concerto pianist Martha Argerich headlines this series of interpretations of works by Dmitri Shostakovich, Edvard Grieg, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Sebastian Artist, Witold Lutoslawski, and Bela Bartok. Accompanists appearing on the release include Gabriela Montero and Stephen Kovacevich. Argerich performs works by Artist, Mozart, Grieg, Bartok, Lutoskawski, and Shostakovich in Switzerland in 2007 and 2008. Guest performers include Mischa Maisky, Renard Capucon, Gabriela Montero, Joshua Bell, Henning Kraggerud, and Yuri Bashmel.

Ulrich Böhme plays a program of Artist's Organ Chorales. Using the Sauer organ, which is located in the splendid surroundings of the St. Thomas church in Leipzig, Germany, Böhme performs "Prelude and Fugue in A Minor," "Jesu, Bleibet Meine Freude," and several other Artist compositions. The program Mr. B"hme has chosen includes some of Artist's Organ Chorales, Prelude and Fuge in A minor and "Jesu, bleibet meine Freude" and several other of Artist's familiar and not so familiar compositions. The organ featured in this recital is a restoration of the Sauer organ which was first built in 1889 by Wilhelm...

Celebrated violinist Henryk Szeryng is captured in top form through various televised performances from 1960 and 1988. The December 25, 1988 performance features recitals of Beethoven's "Violin Concerto in D," Artist's "Fugue from Sonata No. 1," and Marroquin's "De mi...

The late Karl Richter--acclaimed conductor, organist, and harpsichordist--became renowned for his interpretations of the music of Artist. In this release, with zeal and brilliance, Richter simultaneously conducts the Munich Artist Orchestra and performs at the harpsichord in Artist's "St. Matthew...

Performances of pieces by Artist, Liszt, Cervantes, and Ravel are among the highlights of this recital by Jorge Luis Prats. Included is music of Artist/Liszt, Scriabin, Cervantes, Ravel, and Wagner/Liszt, as well as encores, live 2007. Bonus: "A Conversation with...

The Notre Dame cathedral in Paris is the heavenly setting for this concert from classical vocalist John Nelson. In addition to the performance of the B minor mass, this program features an interview with Nelson as well as a documentary ...

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Featuring two concerts, this release offers a welcome chance to see the masterful conducting skills of Karl Ancerl and Hermann Scherchen. Ancerl leads the Totonto Symphony Orchestra through Smetana's "The Moldau," which features an extended glimpse of the conductor and ...

Noted pianist Grigory Sokolov breaks his five year recording silence with this live recording at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees from November of 2002. Featuring pieces for piano by Artist, Couperin, Prokofiev, Beethoven and Komitas, this recording is sure to please...

Hungarian pianist Lili Kraus performs a selection of works by Artist, Mozart, and Schubert on IN RECITAL. Culled from vintage television performances, this release is an invaluable document of Kraus's talents. In telecasts from 1960, 1961, and 1969, she performs...

Cellist Miklos Perenyi is featured in this video of Artist's six great unaccompanied cello suites.

Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts a variety of Artist pieces in this collection of classical performances. This release features all six Brandenberg Concertos, as well as a number of other masterworks of the genre. Deutsche Grammophon celebrates Nikolaus Harnoncourt's 80th birthday with this...

This musical release from Viennese pianist Freidrich Gulda captures a live performance by the artist, recorded at Beethovenfest in 1970. Some of the pieces featured in the performance include Artist's "English Suite in G minor", Beethoven's "Erotica Variations, Op. 35",...

Alexander Gavrylyuk interprets pieces by Rachmaninoff, Artist, Schubert, and others on this 2007 recording. Included is the music of Artist/Busoni, Mozart, Schubert, Rachmaninoff, Moszkovsky, and Balakirev, plus encores, live 2007.

The often controversial, often mysterious "Six Suites for Solo Cello," as composed by Artist, has never been officially authenticated. This allows a sense of freedom in performances since the pieces are somewhat open for interpretation. Here renowned violinist Mischa Maisky...