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Das Kantatenwerk (Complete Cantatas) | BWV 152-156 | Vol. 37

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Das Kantatenwerk (Complete Cantatas) | BWV 152-156 | Vol. 37 --- 1985

On spine: Bach · Kantatenwerk · Complete Cantatas | BWV 152-156 | 37 On box-set front: Johann Sebastian Bach Das Kantatenwerk / Complete Cantatas Das Alte Werk Teldec logo - top right side On box-set back: Concentus Musicus Wien (Mit Originalinstrumenten) ["Mit Textbeilage + Partituren / Program notes + scores inclosed / Texte annexé + partitions" Titelseite: "Johann Sebastian Bach: einige Jahre vor seiner Ernennung zum Kantor in Leipzig. Gemälde von J.J. Ihle (1720) Bach Museum Eisenach (also in Engflish and French) Das Alte Werk and Telefunken/ logos Made in Germany . TELDEC Schallplatten-GmbH Heussweg 25, Hamburg 19 (Western Germany)] Besides the 2 records the cardboard reinforced box contains also 2 inserts / booklets, each with size 12' by 12': 1) An 12-page stapled booklet with a track and credits-list plus notes and all the sung-texts in German, English and French and with supporting text about Bach's Cantata Compositions (by Hans Christoph Worbs) and Nikolaus Harnoncourt : catalog# 6.35656-00-501. "Ⓒ 1985 by TELDEC Schallplatten GmbH, Heussweg 25, 2000 Hamburg 20 (Wetern Germany) 2) A 20-page stapled booklet (pages numberd from 829 to 848) with all the music-scores of the 5 Cantatas with consent of publisher Bärebreiter Verlag Kassel: catalog #: 6.35656-00-503 "Ⓒ 1985 by TELDEC Schallplatten GmbH, Heussweg 25, 2000 Hamburg 20 (Wetern Germany) The instruments: Blockflöte: Frederick Morgan, Fitzroy 1979 - Oboen: P. Paulhahn, deutsch, um 1720; Paul Hailperin, Wien, nach P. Paulhahn - Oboen d'amore: Paul Hailperin, Wien 1975 und 1984 - Fagott: M. Deper, Wien um 1720 - Violinen: Jacobus Stainer, Absam 1665, Mathias Albanus, Bozen 1712, Josef Leidolff, Wien 1709, Vinvenzo Ruggieri, Cremona 1699, Jacobus Stainer, Absam, um 1660; Ferdinando Alberti, Mailand, um 1750; Barak Norman, London 1709; Mittenwald, 18. JH. - Viola: Marcellus Hollmayr, Wien um 1650; Tirol 17. Jh. - Viola d'amore: Paulus Alletsee, München, 1724 - Viola da Gamba: Jacob Precheisn, Wien 1670 - Violoncello: Nicola Gagliano, Neapel um 1750, Matthias Thir, Wien 1793 - Violone: Antony Stefan Posch, Wien 1729 - Truhenorgel: Jürgen Ahrend, Loga bei Leer 1972; Cembalo: Martin Skowroneck, Bremen