Recorded at the Jesus-Christus-Kirche Berlin-Dahlem, Germany.
Tapes transferred on 38cm/s on Jun 14, 1984. Buy this album at:
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Recorded live at Thomaskirche, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany. Tape recording from the Radio of the DDR. Preserved in the Deutschen Rundfunkarchiv.
1st recording of Weihnachts-Oratorium BWV 248/1-3 by G. Ramin. Listen on YouTube:
Weihnachts-Oratorium BWV 248: Cantata 1 [31:20] | Cantata 2 [34:15] | Cantata 3 [30:22]
Recorded at Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin-Dahlem, Germany.
Conductor of No. 59: Günther Arndt. The notes state Lehmann conducted parts 1-4 ( in August 1955); and after his death Günther Arndt recorded parts 5 and 6 in June and September 1956.
Cantatas 1 & 2 from this recording were issued by Deutsche Grammophon on CD [TT: 61:57]. Buy this album at:
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J.S. Bach: Weihnachtsoratorium [V-1]
Fritz Wunderlich: Große Erfolge & Raritäten · Great Sucesses & Rarities - CD-37/38: J.S. Bach: Weihnachtsoratorium (BWV I-III) 248 (gekürzte Fassung) [B-1]
Tenor [Evangelist, Arias]: Fritz Wunderlich; Soprano: Friederike Sailer; Contralto: Erika Winkler; Bass: Hannes Swedberg
Rudolf Krömer (Violin); Helmut Reimann (Continuo Cello); Willy Glas (Flute); Friedrich Milde & Hans Peter Weber (Oboes d'amore); Fritz Georg Langer (Trumpet); Manfred Hug (Harpsichord); Karl Gerock (Organ)
The text says: "G.R., whose untimely death only a few months after this recording was made etc."
2nd recording of Weihnachts-Oratorium BWV 248/1-3 by G. Ramin.
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The list of recordings was compiled by Aryeh Oron (November 2000 - December 2021)
Thanks to contributors: Peter Appelros (April 2016); Rudolf Bayer (September 2003); Brian C. Francis (December 2003); Guy Glenet (June 2010); John Grayovski (October 2006); Rainer Harald (Decemb2021); Ph. Jacquard (December 2020); H.J. Lam (January 2002); Daniel Michel (September 2004); Christian Moll (October 2009); Jane Newble; Walther Roth (March 2007); Burke Smith (September 2005, December 2007, January 2008); Eric Spicer; Roland Wörner (October 2002)