Bach - Mass in B minor BWV 232 (Karl Richter, 1969) - 10/14

18. Et resurrexit (Chorus)
19. Et in Spiritum Sanctum (B)
Gundula Janowitz, soprano
Hertha Töpper, alto
Horst R. Laubenthal, tenor
Hermann Prey, bass
Karl Richter, Münchener Bach Orchester & Chor

[@annamcancarini6953]

Richter is a creator recreator, a genius able to make Bach music live for ever.

[@luelpower]

Et resurrexit! what a divine easter greeting!

[@quebecois22]

This aria is simply superb... Oboe d'amore + Bass = Perfection

[@evandro2230]

This language (latim) is very easy to understand for us that have portuguese like mother tongue, I never studied this language and understood almost everything.

[@PaulArmesto]

Personne n’a sans doute jamais mieux compris Bach que Richter.

[@gerdawendl3842]

Wunderschön! Danke!

[@user-eu3rh6mx2g]

Спасибо! Удивительное исполнение!!!

[@Amunhotep4th]

Mr. Prey presents this aria in a most wonderful way. This performance of Mr. Prey and the one by Dietrich Henschel in two versions are the best I have ever heard. they are my favorites indeed. The tempo is slightly slow to my tales but quite within a most acceptable range. I have followed the career of Mr. Prey for decades and am familiar with his style but thanks to you tube I have also heard Dietrich Henschel and personally I like both. This mass deserves the best.

[@EmceeLorder]

My goodness, this video is so sharp. I have a new favorite!

[@antonioaguilar7108]

Genial! Richter y sus movimientos de karate y con ritmo.

[@talvela100]

grande!

[@operalover67]

I don't understand German but I agree that Prey is great here...

[@annamcancarini6953]

Very funny!!

[@bl4578]

I believe Richter is a saint...

[@LONGO1955]

@LONGO1955 BELLISSIMO

[@MrThepresident2009]

Oboe d'amore is the Baroque name for english horn...!

[@MarctheSwissIrishman]

Not quite, the oboe d'amore is pitched a third under the oboe, whereas the English horn is pitched a fifth under the oboe. The oboe d'amore has a straight upper joint like the oboe. However, oboe d'amore parts can be played by English horns when period instruments are unavailable (this recording is from 1969, period instruments weren't a thing at the time anyway).

[@SDGRTX1455]

DIOS GLORIA A DIOS !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@letsschubertiad1966]

10:10

[@mazanek1989]

Credo in unam sanctam catolicam et apostolicam eclaesiam 💖

[@britishfran]

I would have made it a bit faster... it's not as "glorious" as other versions I have listened to

[@annamcancarini6953]

Like a formula one?

[@martijnpieterman]

Dit is toch niet meer mooi. Al die grote koren...