Immerse yourself in the profound and stirring world of Georg Philipp Telemann's "Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6," a masterful Passion oratorio that stands as a testament to the composer's enduring genius. Released in 2000 by CPO, this album captures the essence of Baroque oratorio, offering a deeply moving reflection on the Passion of Christ.
Composed in 1755, "Der Tod Jesu" is a monumental work that showcases Telemann's mastery of choral and orchestral writing. The oratorio is divided into 32 movements, each meticulously crafted to evoke the profound spiritual and dramatic moments of Christ's final days. From the solemn "Einleitung" to the poignant "Herzliebster Jesu, was hast du verbrochen," and the triumphant "Freuet euch alle, ihr Frommen!," the album is a journey through the highs and lows of human experience and divine intervention.
The album features the Magdeburger Chamber Choir and the Telemann Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Ludger Remy, delivering a performance of exceptional clarity and depth. The libretto, penned by Karl Wilhelm Ramler, complements Telemann's music beautifully, providing a rich tapestry of text that enhances the listener's engagement with the narrative.
With a duration of 1 hour and 16 minutes, "Der Tod Jesu" is a comprehensive exploration of Telemann's artistic vision. The album's meticulous production and stunning sound quality ensure that every nuance of the performance is captured, making it a quintessential addition to any classical music collection. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast of Baroque music or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a profound and enriching listening experience.
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Tracks
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 1, EinleitungGeorg Philipp Telemann, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 2, Du, dessen Augen flossenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 3, Sein Odem ist schwachGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 4, Gethsemane!Georg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 5, Du Held, auf den die Köcher des Todes geleeretGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 6, Wen hab ich sonst, als dich alleinGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 7, Ach, mein Immanuel!Georg Philipp Telemann, Britta Schwarz, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 8, Ein Gebet um neue StärkeGeorg Philipp Telemann, Britta Schwarz, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 9, Nun klingen WaffenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 10, Ihr weichgeschaff'nen SeelenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 11, Unsre Seele ist gebeuget zu der ErdenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 12, Ich will von meiner MissetatGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 13, Jerusalem, voll MordlustGeorg Philipp Telemann, Jan Kobow, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 14, So stehet ein Berg GottesGeorg Philipp Telemann, Jan Kobow, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 15, Christus hat uns ein Vorbild gelassenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 16, Ich werde, dir zu Ehren, alles wagenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 17, Herzliebster Jesu, was hast du verbrochenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 18, Da steht der traurige, verhängnisvolle PfahlGeorg Philipp Telemann, Britta Schwarz, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 19, Feinde, die ihr mich betrübtGeorg Philipp Telemann, Britta Schwarz, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 20, Wer ist der Heiligste?Georg Philipp Telemann, Dorothee Mields, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 21, Singt dem göttlichen ProphetenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Dorothee Mields, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 22, Freuet euch alle, ihr Frommen!Georg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 23, Wie herrlich ist die neue WeltGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 24, Auf einmal fällt der aufgehaltene SchmerzGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 25, Es steigen Seraphin von allen Sternen niederGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 26, Ihr Augen weint!Georg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 27, Weinet nicht!Georg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 28, Ihr Augen weint!Georg Philipp Telemann, Dorothee Mields, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 29, Weinet nicht!Georg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 30, Ihr Augen weint!Georg Philipp Telemann, Dorothee Mields, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 31, Weinet nicht!Georg Philipp Telemann, Jan Kobow, Klaus Mertens, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6: No. 32, Hier liegen wir gerührte SünderGeorg Philipp Telemann, Magdeburg Chamber Choir, Michaelstein Telemann Chamber Orchestra, Ludger Remy
Georg Philipp Telemann, born in Magdeburg in 1681, stands as one of the most prolific and versatile composers of the Baroque era, with an output exceeding 3,000 works that span a vast array of genres and styles. A contemporary and friend of both Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frideric Handel, Telemann's influence on the musical landscape of his time was immense. His compositions, which include operas, cantatas, oratorios, and instrumental music, showcase his mastery of the 'mixed style' and his ability to bridge the late Baroque and early Classical periods. Telemann's innovative approach to composition and his prolific output make his music a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of the Baroque era.
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Telemann: Der Tod Jesu, TWV 5:6 - Georg Philipp Telemann - Vinyl LP
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