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Two new Christmas CDs
- Auf, auf, ihr Herzen, seid bereit Dresdner Instrumental-Concert; Körnerscher Sing-Verein Dresden;
Katja Fischer, Soprano;
Alexander Schneider, Altus;
Martin Petzold, Tenor;
Jochen Kupfer, Bass; direction: Peter Kopp Music from Dresden is a major theme for Carus - whether it be festive music for the Court of Dresden or the sacred repertoire from,historically, two of Dresden s most important churches, the Kreuzkirche and the Frauenkirche. The Christmas cantatas by Gottfried August Homilius are a most interesting highlight among Dresden s treasures. For over forty years Homilius worked at the Frauenkirche Dresden, thus he held one of the most important posts in the field of church music in the Residence City of Saxony. In contrast to his predecessors, he composed most of the music required in his positions himself. His music was performed far beyond the boundaries of Dresden, which clearly shows the popularity which he enjoyed in his day. The Körnersche Sing- Verein, the Dresden Instrumental-Concert and outstanding soloists play under the direction of Peter Kopp. _____________________________________
- Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr Ensemble 94;
solistenensemble stimmkunst;
Susanne Rydén, Soprano;
Britta Schwarz, Alto;
Andreas Karasiak, Tenore;
Sebastian Noack, Bass;
Direction: Kay Johannsen Georg Philipp Telemann was one of the central musical figures of the first half of the 18th century. At the center of his creative output church music played an important role, especially the treasure of sacred cantatas. This CD includes four interesting Advent and Christmas cantatas as well as a Magnificat, performed by world-renown artists and specialists in the field of Baroque music, under the direction of Kay Johannsen.
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Christmas at the Dresden Frauenkirche
Georg Philipp Telemann: Göttlichs Kind 
