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Recording - January 1, 2023, Vienna.
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from the album `Lekeu: Mé
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recorded in 2022 at Burbank, California, USA
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2020, Worcester (England)
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Soprano - Nancy Burns, contralto - Ingeborg Ruß, tenor - Hans-Dieter Ellenbeck, bass - Volker Freibott. Kantorei der Christusgemeinde Wolfsburg. Bremer Bach-Orchester. Late 1960`s, Wolfsburg, Lower Saxony, Germany.
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Kepler Quartet: violin I – Sharan Leventhal, violin Il – Eric Segnitz, viola - Brek Renzelman, cello - Karl Lavine. Recorded: May 15, 2009, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Violin – Hanna Weinmeister, cello – Dorothea Schönwiese.
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The Bell Telephone Hour Orchestra. Recorded: September 30, 1946, New York.
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1995, Bayrischer Rundfunk
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Philadelphia String Quartet
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1992, Grand Hall Of The Moscow Conservatoire
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Recorded: January 30, 1965, Carnegie Hall, New York (live).
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recorded in 1995 in Spain
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2022, Arts Center at the College of Music, University of North Texas
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Philharmonia Quartett Berlin. Recorded: September 25, 2008, Berlin.
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recorded in 2022 at the village church of Mijnsheerenland (Netherlands)
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Concert `Looking into the Baroque`, Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Mary, St. Petersburg, 09.09.2023
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Conductor - Zlatko Topolski. Recorded in 1966, Vienna.
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from the album “Dupont, Hahn, Fauré
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2019, Church of San Girolamo in Bagnacavallo (Italy)
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Soprano - Ulrike Hofbauer, contralto - Delphine Galou, bass - Matthias Helm. Recorded: March 18, 2022, Trogen, Switzerland (live).
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recorded in 1990 at Munich
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German premiere. Voice (Speaker) – Nicole Rzewski. Choir – Schola Cantorum Stuttgart. Recorded: July 27, 1972, Darmstadt.
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recorded in 2007 in the city church of Waltershausen, Germany //
1741 organ built by Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost, the most important and largest organ of the Bach period in Thuringia
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