J.S. Bach - Erwünschtes Freudenlicht DVD 

UPC: 7640151161699

Product Features

• Title: J.S. Bach - Erwünschtes Freudenlicht
• Performers:
  • Soprano: Ulrike Hofbauer
  • Alto: Margot Oitzinger
  • Tenor: Daniel Johannsen
  • Bass: Fabrice Hayoz
• Instrumental Ensemble: Schola Seconda PraticaConductor and Harpsichord: Rudolf Lutz
  • Violin: Renate Steinmann, Plamena Nikitassova
  • Viola: Susanna Hefti
  • Violoncello: Martin Zeller
  • Violone: Iris Finkbeiner
  • Flauto Traverso: Claire Genewein, Maria Mittermayr
• Reflexion: Alois Haas
• Label: J.S. Bach-Stiftung, St. Gallen, Switzerland
• Recording Date: May 21, 2010
• Running Time: Not Specified
• Format: DVD Video, Stereo, Dolby Digital
• Region Code: Worldwide (Region 0)
• FSK Rating: 0 (Universal)
• Production: Gallus Media AG, Switzerland
• Audio Mastering: Stefan Ritzenthaler, Johannes Widmer
• Director: Meinrad Keel

Overview

This live recording of J.S. Bach's cantata Erwünschtes Freudenlicht from the J.S. Bach-Stiftung brings together renowned vocal and instrumental soloists under the expert direction of Rudolf Lutz. Recorded on May 21, 2010, in Trogen, Switzerland, this performance captures the depth and joy of Bach's sacred music, featuring Ulrike Hofbauer, Margot Oitzinger, Daniel Johannsen, and Fabrice Hayoz as soloists. The Schola Seconda Pratica ensemble, playing period instruments, adds to the historical authenticity of this production.

The DVD includes a unique reflexion by Alois Haas, providing viewers with insights into the theological and philosophical aspects of Bach's work. This production by Gallus Media AG and the J.S. Bach-Stiftung ensures a high-quality visual and auditory experience, preserving the spiritual essence of Bach's masterpiece.

Interesting Facts

• The Schola Seconda Pratica ensemble uses period instruments, ensuring a historically informed performance that closely mirrors the soundscape of Bach's time.
• Rudolf Lutz, a prominent figure in the interpretation of Bach’s works, also plays the harpsichord in this performance, further emphasizing his connection to the music.
• The cantata Erwünschtes Freudenlicht is part of the prolific output of J.S. Bach’s sacred music and is often performed for its rich orchestration and emotional depth.
• Alois Haas's reflection offers an intellectual dive into the religious and emotional nuances of the cantata, enhancing the listener’s understanding.

Publishers

• J.S. Bach-Stiftung, St. Gallen, Switzerland
• Gallus Media AG, Switzerland

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