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Telemann - French Annual Cycle 1714-15: Complete Cantatas Vol.4 | CPO 5554392

Telemann - French Annual Cycle 1714-15: Complete Cantatas Vol.4

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Label: CPO

Cat No: 5554392

Barcode: 0761203543922

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 2

Genre: Vocal/Choral

Release Date: 7th March 2025

Contents

Artists

Annemarie Pfahler (soprano)
Agnes Kovacs (soprano)
Matthias Dähling (countertenor)
Jeff Mack (countertenor)
Fabian Kelly (tenor)
Georg Poplutz (tenor)
Hans Christoph Begemann (bass-baritone)
David Severin (baritone)
Gutenberg Soloists
Neumeyer Consort

Conductor

Felix Koch

Works

Telemann, Georg Philipp

Ach Gott, wie manches Herzeleid, TWV1:18
Christen heissen und nicht sein, TWV1:135
Erhalt uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort, TWV1:451
Herr Christ, der ein'ge Gottes Sohn, TWV1:732
Machet euch Freunde, TWV1:1076
Nimm von uns, Herr, du treuer Gott, TWV1:1159
Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland, TWV1:1175
Sehet auf und hebet eure Haupter auf, TWV1:1260
Wer Jesum kennt, kann niemals traurig sein, TWV1:1588
Zorn und Wuten sind Greuel, TWV1:1734

Artists

Annemarie Pfahler (soprano)
Agnes Kovacs (soprano)
Matthias Dähling (countertenor)
Jeff Mack (countertenor)
Fabian Kelly (tenor)
Georg Poplutz (tenor)
Hans Christoph Begemann (bass-baritone)
David Severin (baritone)
Gutenberg Soloists
Neumeyer Consort

Conductor

Felix Koch

About

Instructing and educating Christians on the one hand and delighting their minds on the other, so that the words and truths of the Holy Scripture would be anchored deeply within them – this was the purpose of the sacred cantata. No master of the Baroque era wrote more of these than Georg Philipp Telemann. He approached this seemingly ‘tedious work’ with such incredible imagination that his congregations could never be bored. One need only listen to the so-called French Cycle (1714-15). To this end, Vol.4 contributes ten more first recordings. There are certainly meditative moments in both the music for Advent presented here and the cantatas written for the ‘normal’ Sundays of the church year; but these works predominantly feature colourful, enormously picturesque music throughout. They always get straight to the heart of the worship service’s message and are still instantly appealing today.

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