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Mendelssohn Felix — op. 79 6 motets for 8-voiced choir à capella (1843-46)
Artist: Georg Ratzinger (choirmaster) 
Regensburger Domspatzen / Leitung: Georg Ratzinger
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Mendelssohn Felix — op. 89 Opera “Die Heimkehr aus der Fremde” (1829)
Artist: Francesco d`Avalos (conductor)
Overture.
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Violins: Ivan Launes, Cristian Launes
Piano: Alfons Guiu
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Îp. 48: ¹ 2, 4, 5. Orgel - Eberhard Kraus. Recorded: July 18-21, 1994, Regensburg.
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Mendelssohn Felix — op. 35/1 6 Preludes and Fugues for Piano (1832-37): No.1 in e-moll
Artist: Rudolf Serkin (piano)
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Mendelssohn Felix — op. 10 Opera `Die Hochzeit des Camacho` for soloists, choir and piano
Artist: Francesco d`Avalos (conductor)
Overture
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Mendelssohn Felix — op. 74 `Athalie` (J. Racine) - Incidental Music (1845)
Artist: Francesco d`Avalos (conductor)
Overture
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Pelleg (1910-1968) is joined by Peter Rybar (1913-2002, violin), Heinz Wigand (viola), and Antonio Tusa (cello). 1954.
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An old Russian folk song reworked by N.A.Rimsky-Korsakov as a choral counterpoint. The tune later became one of the main themes of his opera Legend of the Invisible City of Kitesh. Recording: USSR National Chorus conducted by Nicolai Danilin 22-6-1938 Sound quality rather low
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