Bach, Grümmer, Giebel, Höffgen, Rotzsch, Adam, Thomanerchor Leipzig, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Kurt Thomas - Cantatas Was Mein Gott Will, Das G'scheh Allzeit BWV 111 / Wachet Auf, Ruft Uns Die Stimme BWV 140 / Gott Ist Mein König BWV 71 Album

Tracklist

1	7. Chorus (Chorus): Das Neue Regiment	4:10
2	5. Air (Alto): Durch Mächtige Kraft	1:21
3	4. Arioso (Bass): Tag Und Nacht Ist Dein	3:18
4	Wachet Auf, Ruft Uns Die Stimme BWV 140 (Cantata For The 27th Sunday After Trinity)	(32:13)
5	2. Air (Tenor, Soprano): Ich Bin Nun Achtzig Jahr	4:01
6	6. Chorus (Chorus): Du Wollest Dem Feinde Nicht Geben	2:30
7	4. Chorale (Tenor): Zion Hört Die Wächter Singen	5:00
8	1. Choral (Chorus): Was Mein Gott Will, Das G'scheh Allzeit	6:06
9	2. Aria (Bass): Entsetze Dich, Mein Herze, Nicht	3:41
10	Gott Ist Mein König BWV 71 (Cantata For The Change Of The Mühlhausen Council, 1708)	(19:33)
11	3. Aria, Duetto (Soprano, Bass): Wann Kommst Du, Mein Heil?	6:56
12	4. Aria, Duetto (Alto, Tenor): So Geh Ich Mit Beherzten Schritten	8:34
13	1. Chorale (Chorus): Wachet Auf, Ruft Uns Die Stimme	8:02
14	7. Chorale (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass): Gloria Sei Dir Gesungen	2:26
15	2. Recitativo (Tenor): Er kommt, Er kommt, Der Bräut'gam Kommt!	1:04
16	5. Recitativo (Soprano): Drum Wenn Der Tod	1:16
17	5. Recitativo (Bass): So Geh Herein Zu Mir	1:55
18	Was Mein Gott Will, Das G'scheh Allzeit BWV 111 (Cantata For The 3rd Sunday After Epiphany)	(22:10)
19	6. Aria, Duetto (Soprano, Bass): Mein Freund Ist Mein	7:10
20	1. Chorus (Chorus): Gott Ist Mein König	2:03
21	6. Chorale (Chorus): Noch Eins, Herr, Will Ich Bitten Dich	1:30
22	3. Recitativo (Alto): O Törichter! Der Sich Von Gott Entzieht	1:03
23	3. Fuga (Chorus): Dein Alter Sei Wie Deine Jugend	2:10

Credits

• Alto Vocals – Marga Höffgen
• Bass Vocals – Theo Adam
• Cello – Helmut Weimann
• Choir – Thomanerchor Leipzig
• Composed By – Johann Sebastian Bach
• Conductor – Kurt Thomas
• Design [Cover] – Andreas Hain
• Double Bass – Willi Neumann
• Liner Notes – Christiane Krautscheid
• Liner Notes [English Translation] – Mark Knoll
• Liner Notes [French Translation] – Axelle Putzbach
• Oboe – Peter Fischer
• Orchestra – Gewandhausorchester Leipzig
• Organ – Hannes Kästner
• Soprano Vocals – Agnes Giebel (tracks: 14 to 20), Elisabeth Grümmer (tracks: 1 to 13)
• Tenor Vocals – Hans-Joachim Rotzsch
• Violino Piccolo – Franz Genzel

Notes

Recorded in Leipzig, Thomaskirche, 6/1959 (BWV 71), 5 + 6 /1960 (BWV 111, BWV 140).
Printed and manufactured in Germany.
Total Playing Time: 74:15.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 7 82124 92032 6
• Matrix / Runout: manufactured by optimal media BC 9203-2
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Rights Society: BIEM
• Label Code: LC 6203
• SPARS Code: ADD

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – "edel" Gesellschaft für Produktmarketing mbH
• Copyright (c) – Berlin Classics
• Recorded At – Thomaskirche Leipzig
• Remastered At – artephon Musikproduktion GmbH
• Manufactured By – Optimal Production

Short intro

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