Ton Koopman - Dietrich Buxtehude: Opera Omnia (2014) [20 Albums Box Set] mp3
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BAND/ARTIST: Ton Koopman
- Title: Dietrich Buxtehude: Opera Omnia
- Year Of Release: 2014
- Label: Challenge Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: mp3 / CBR 320 kbps
- Total Time: 01:09:18:17
- Total Size: 5,0 GB (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Ton Koopman is not only one of the great fathers of the Baroque-Renaissance revival in the 1970’s, but a true pioneer of our time.
After completing the Bach Cantatas survey, was he awarded the Bach Prize 2014 by the Royal Academy of Music. The prize is awarded to outstanding individuals in the performance and scholarship of Bach’s music and none could be more worthy than Koopman, who has been noted as doing ”remarkable work promoting Bach’s music in the last thirty or so years.”
Koopman’s endless curiosity in music and performance research has this time turned his attention to a world premiere recording of Buxtehude’s complete works.
Dieterich Buxtehude is considered by many to be the most important figure in German Baroque music, after Johann Sebastian Bach. The importance of such a composer is reiterated by the well-known anecdote, which tells the story of 20-year-old Bach walking four hundred kilometers to listen to Buxtehude playing in Lubeck in 1705.
In a world-first, Koopman has recorded Buxtehude’s Opera Omnia including Vocal Works (Cantatas, Concertos and Arias), Organ and Harpsichord Works (played by Ton Koopman on historical instruments), Chamber Music (Sonatas and Triosonatas).
This boxset collection is an incredible achievement in the Baroque discography, a milestone which will remain a reference for many years to come.
Tracks:
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2006 - Opera Omnia I, Harpsichord Works 1 - 02:41:12
2006 - Opera Omnia II, Vocal Works 1 - 02:17:03
2006 - Opera Omnia III, Organ Works 1 - 01:03:41
2006 - Opera Omnia IV, Organ Works 2 - 01:06:47
2008 - Opera Omnia V, Vocal Works 2 - 02:31:18
2008 - Opera Omnia VI, Harpsichord Works 2 - 01:37:06
2008 - Opera Omnia VII, Vocal Works 3 - 02:27:24
2008 - Opera Omnia VIII, Organ Works 3 - 01:06:18
2008 - Opera Omnia IX, Organ Works 4 - 00:54:01
2009 - Opera Omnia X, Organ Works 5 - 01:54:23
2009 - Opera Omnia XI, Vocal Works 4 - 02:10:56
2010 - Opera Omnia XII, Chamber Music 1 - 00:58:47
2011 - Opera Omnia XIII, Chamber Music 2 - 00:59:53
2011 - Opera Omnia XIV, Vocal Works 5 - 01:11:19
2012 - Opera Omnia XV, Chamber Music 3 - 01:13:27
2012 - Opera Omnia XVI, Vocal Works 6 - 00:55:43
2013 - Opera Omnia XVII, Vocal Music 7 - 02:26:48
2013 - Opera Omnia XVIII, Vocal Works 8 - 02:15:07
2014 - Opera Omnia XIX, Vocal Works 9 - 01:19:03
2014 - Opera Omnia XX, Vocal Works 10 - 02:33:37
Personnel:
Amsterdam Baroque Choir,
Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra
Ton Koopman
After completing the Bach Cantatas survey, was he awarded the Bach Prize 2014 by the Royal Academy of Music. The prize is awarded to outstanding individuals in the performance and scholarship of Bach’s music and none could be more worthy than Koopman, who has been noted as doing ”remarkable work promoting Bach’s music in the last thirty or so years.”
Koopman’s endless curiosity in music and performance research has this time turned his attention to a world premiere recording of Buxtehude’s complete works.
Dieterich Buxtehude is considered by many to be the most important figure in German Baroque music, after Johann Sebastian Bach. The importance of such a composer is reiterated by the well-known anecdote, which tells the story of 20-year-old Bach walking four hundred kilometers to listen to Buxtehude playing in Lubeck in 1705.
In a world-first, Koopman has recorded Buxtehude’s Opera Omnia including Vocal Works (Cantatas, Concertos and Arias), Organ and Harpsichord Works (played by Ton Koopman on historical instruments), Chamber Music (Sonatas and Triosonatas).
This boxset collection is an incredible achievement in the Baroque discography, a milestone which will remain a reference for many years to come.
Tracks:
2006 - Opera Omnia I, Harpsichord Works 1 - 02:41:12
2006 - Opera Omnia II, Vocal Works 1 - 02:17:03
2006 - Opera Omnia III, Organ Works 1 - 01:03:41
2006 - Opera Omnia IV, Organ Works 2 - 01:06:47
2008 - Opera Omnia V, Vocal Works 2 - 02:31:18
2008 - Opera Omnia VI, Harpsichord Works 2 - 01:37:06
2008 - Opera Omnia VII, Vocal Works 3 - 02:27:24
2008 - Opera Omnia VIII, Organ Works 3 - 01:06:18
2008 - Opera Omnia IX, Organ Works 4 - 00:54:01
2009 - Opera Omnia X, Organ Works 5 - 01:54:23
2009 - Opera Omnia XI, Vocal Works 4 - 02:10:56
2010 - Opera Omnia XII, Chamber Music 1 - 00:58:47
2011 - Opera Omnia XIII, Chamber Music 2 - 00:59:53
2011 - Opera Omnia XIV, Vocal Works 5 - 01:11:19
2012 - Opera Omnia XV, Chamber Music 3 - 01:13:27
2012 - Opera Omnia XVI, Vocal Works 6 - 00:55:43
2013 - Opera Omnia XVII, Vocal Music 7 - 02:26:48
2013 - Opera Omnia XVIII, Vocal Works 8 - 02:15:07
2014 - Opera Omnia XIX, Vocal Works 9 - 01:19:03
2014 - Opera Omnia XX, Vocal Works 10 - 02:33:37
Personnel:
Amsterdam Baroque Choir,
Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra
Ton Koopman
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