Bach, Gabrieli Consort & Players, Paul McCreesh - Epiphany Mass mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Alto Vocals [Choir] – Angus Davidson , Charles Humphries
• Alto Vocals [Soloist] – Angus Davidson (tracks: 9; CD1, 5, 8, 11; CD2 )
• Art Direction – Lutz Bode
• Bass Vocals [Choir] – Peter Harvey, Simon Birchall
• Bass Vocals [Soloist] – Peter Harvey (tracks: 7, 19, 20; CD1, 5, 8, 13; CD2 )
• Bassoon – Simon Rickard
• Cello – Paul McCreesh (tracks: 10; CD2), Richard Campbell
• Cello [Piccolo Cello] – Richard Campbell
• Choir – Congregational Choir Of Dresden, Congregational Choir Of Freiberg
• Composed By – Johann Pachelbel (tracks: CD1: 4, 16), Johann Sebastian Bach (tracks: 2, 5 to 10, 13, 17 to 23, 26; CD1, 1, 3, 5, 7 to 15, 17, 19, 20, 22; CD2)
• Conductor – Paul McCreesh
• Cornett – Arno Paduch
• Cover [Painting] – Hieronymus Bosch
• Edited By – Ingmar Haas, Jürgen Bulgrin, Reinhard Lagemann
• Engineer [Balance] – Andrew Wedman
• Engineer [Recording] – Klaus Behrens, Stephan Flock
• Ensemble – Gabrieli Consort & Players
• Executive-Producer – Dr. Peter Czornyj
• Flute – Jed Wentz
• Harpsichord – James Johnstone (tracks: BWV 233), Timothy Roberts (tracks: BWV 65, 180, 238)
• Horn – Philip Eastop, Robert Evans
• Narrator [Celebrant] – Julian Podger
• Narrator [Deacon] – Matthias Fischer
• Narrator [Preacher] – Andreas Vogt
• Oboe – Anthony Robson, Catherine Latham
• Oboe Da Caccia – Anthony Robson, Catherine Latham
• Organ – James Johnstone (tracks: BWV 65, 180, 238), Timothy Roberts (tracks: BWV 233)
• Organ [Soloist] – James Johnstone (tracks: 2, 4, 14, 16; CD1, 2, 7, 19 to 21; CD2), James O'Donnell (tracks: 13, 26; CD1, 1, 3, 15, 17, 22; CD2)
• Painting [Bach In Booklet] – E. G. Haussmann
• Photography By [Photo] – Clive Barda
• Producer [Recording] – Christopher Alder
• Recorder – Rebecca Miles, Rebecca Prosser
• Soprano Vocals [Choir] – Ann Monoyios, Carys Lane, Susan Hemmington Jones, Tessa Bonner
• Soprano Vocals [Soloist] – Ann Monoyios (tracks: 8; CD1, 5, 8, 10, 12; CD2)
• Technician [Keyboard Tuning] – Malcolm Greenhalgh
• Tenor Vocals [Choir] – Charles Daniels , Julian Podger
• Tenor Vocals [Soloist] – Charles Daniels (tracks: 21, 22; CD1, 5, 8, 9; CD2)
• Viola – Leon King , Rachel Byrt
• Violin [1st] – Oliver Webber, Sarah Bealby-Wright
• Violin [1st], Concertmistress – Rachel Podger
• Violin [2nd] – Frances Turner, Henrietta Wayne, Julia Bishop
• Violone – William Hunt

Notes

This realisation of the Mass is as it might have been celebrated in St. Thomas, Leipzig, c. 1740.
Recording: Brand-Erbisdorf (Saxony), Parish Church, 4 & 5 / 1997; Freiberg (Saxony), Cathedral, 11 / 1997.
Printed in Germany.
Total Playing Time 1:19:50.

CD set comes with a 76 page booklet which includes sung texts and sermon.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 028945763125

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Deutsche Grammophon
• Copyright (c) – Deutsche Grammophon
• Printed By – Neef
• Recorded At – Brand-Erbisdorf Parish Church
• Recorded At – Dom Zu Freiberg

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