The previous thread, Current Listening Vol VI has become another huge file and slow to load. Since this particular thread is the most popular one on the site, we have created this new volume to continue posting.
Hilde Güden (Rosalinde), Eberhard Wächter (Eisenstein), Giuseppe
Zampieri (Alfred), Rita Streich (Adele), Gerhard Stolze (Orlofsky),
Peter Klein (Blind), Walter Berry (Falke), Erich Kunz (Frank), Josef
Meinrad (Frosch), Elfriede Ott (Ida)
Wiener Philharmoniker, Wiener Staatsoper
Herbert von Karajan
Recorded: 1960-06
Recording Venue: Sofiensaal, Vienna
BBC Music Magazine May 2007
The most luxuriantly Viennese of all Fledermice, with Karajan and
the Philharmonic at their most effervescent and a delectable
Staatsoper cast, plus a gala of 1950s Decca stars including Björling,
Nilsson and Sutherland.
Benjamin Appl (baritone), Christoph Hartmann (oboe)
Berlin Barock Solisten, Reinhard Goebel
Bach, C P E: Ich bin vergnügt mit meinem Stande, Wq. Deest
Bach, C P E: Symphony in F
Bach, J C F: Pygmalion
Bach, J S: Cantata BWV82 'Ich habe genug'
Bach, W F: Symphony in B flat major, F 71
J S Bach, Cantatas BWV 8, 27, 95, & 161 - Thomas Guthrie (bass), Mark Padmore (tenor), Katherine Fuge (soprano), Robin Tyson (alto), Monteverdi Choir, English Baroque Soloists, Sir John Eliot Gardiner.
played by Cathy Peacock (trumpet) and Mervyn Payne (organ)
Also in this Voluntary the first movement normally is omitted and only the second is played. I made an arrangement of this second movement with several repetitions (something like a rondo) for trumpet, trombone and organ, so it is long enough for my bridegroom and me to walk all the way out of the church: My bridegroom is in fact walking disabled; he is paraplegic, but fortunately he is able to walk with the help of an exoskeleton and crutches.
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