Bach - Cantatas for the Liturgical Year Volume 3
Elisabeth Hermans (soprano), Petra Noskaiová (alto), Christoph Genz (tenor), Jan van der Crabben (baritone)
La Petite Bande, Sigiswald Kuijken
Kuijken is uncompromisingly in the 'one-voice-to-a-part' camp for Bach cantatas… BWV178 strongly supports the solo-voice principle with a movement comprising chorale phrases interrupted by...
Bach - Cantatas for the Liturgical Year Volume 3
Elisabeth Hermans (soprano), Petra Noskaiová (alto), Christoph Genz (tenor), Jan van der Crabben (baritone)
La Petite Bande, Sigiswald Kuijken
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Kuijken is uncompromisingly in the 'one-voice-to-a-part' camp for Bach cantatas… BWV178 strongly supports the solo-voice principle with a movement comprising chorale phrases interrupted by...
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Contents and tracklist
- Jan van der Crabben (baritone)
- Petite Bande, La
- Sigiswald Kuijken
- Elisabeth Hermans (soprano), Petra Noskaiova (alto), Christoph Genz (tenor), Jan van der Crabben (baritone)
- Petite Bande, La
- Sigiswald Kuijken
Chorale and Recitative: Auf sperren sie den Rachen weit (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass)
Track length1:34
- Elisabeth Hermans (soprano), Petra Noskaiova (alto), Christoph Genz (tenor), Jan van der Crabben (baritone)
- Petite Bande, La
- Sigiswald Kuijken
Awards and reviews
October 2006
Kuijken is uncompromisingly in the 'one-voice-to-a-part' camp for Bach cantatas… BWV178 strongly supports the solo-voice principle with a movement comprising chorale phrases interrupted by three fragments of recitative. First come two stunning arias for bass, followed by a glorious trio sonata - oboes d'amore and bass - wrapped around the tenor's chorale phrases.
October 2006
…Kuijken espouses the one-to-a-part approach in the choruses. The results are persuasive since there is no point-making in La Petite Bande's easy balance between voices and instruments. …a refreshing alternative approach to the virtuoso homogeneity of recent cantata performance.
