Name: Bogoroditse Djevo - Arvo Pärt by Northwestern Choir/Tim Sawyer
Duration: 1 min 28 s
Description: Bogoroditse Djevo by Arvo Pärt, performed by Evangelion (Minnesota, USA) at Matejus draudze, Riga, Latvia. Timothy Sawyer, conductor

Bach: Brandenburg Concertos

Brandenburg Concerto no. 6 In B flat major, BWV 1051: Allegro

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Cello Suite No. 1, BWV 1007: I. Prelude

I Just Love You (Reimagined for piano) by Roo Panes/Philip Daniel

Passio was recorded in S:t Jacobs church march 27, 2010.

Jesus, Staffan Alveteg
Pilatus, Michael Axelsson 

Evangelist/solo quartett:
Linda Öhlin, soprano
Carina Aronsson, alto
Carl Slettengren, tenor
Gustav Nordlander, bass

Instrumental ensemble:
Hanna Helgegren, violin
Christina Wirdegren Alin, cello
Hedvig Marklund, oboe
Marie Nilsson, basson
Ulf Norberg, organ

Photo: Adriano Scognamillo

Pilatus Ecce Adduco Vobis Eum Foras

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A quiet and intimate conversation with "Mme Bechstein (my beloved Felt Piano)" from my series "Bach On Felt". This time the famous Aria (from Goldberg Variations). Unlocking the wonderful DNA of the piece and  - trying to - interpret it in a deeply emotional way. Enjoy.

Aria On Felt (From The Goldberg Variations)

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David Loebel and Erica Washburn lead the NEC Philharmonia and Concert Choir in a performance of Brahms' German Requiem. Recorded live in Jordan Hall December 2, 2014 by Jeremy Sarna.

Brahms: A German Requiem: Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen

Gavotte

Bogoroditse Djevo by Arvo Pärt, performed by Evangelion (Minnesota, USA) at Matejus draudze, Riga, Latvia. Timothy Sawyer, conductor

Bogoroditse Djevo - Arvo Pärt

Live video: https://youtu.be/TLDZ02-1LYw

J.S. Bach composed this prelude for harpsichord in 1722 in the first book of The Well Tempered Clavier. In the Baroque period, the piano – meaning "soft" in Italian – didn't exist yet; in other words, each keyboard note sounded as loud as each other. This is a beautiful arrangement for piano transcribed in 1912 by Siloti, a pupil of Tchaikowsky.

The instrument is a Clavia Nord Piano 3 using a sampled Blüthner Model 1 grand piano, with reverb and delay, and an Oberheim OB-6 synth.

Bogoroditse Djevo - Arvo Pärt

Northwestern Choir/Tim Sawyer

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