Bach - Mass in B minor BWV 232 (Karl Richter, 1969) - 11/14

[@laurenzhaitzinger]

I really enjoy the continuo part being played on the organ.

[@l000kin]

Deo gloria! This Mass gives me every time I listen to it a certitude, that God is there. Every note is permeated by Holy Spirit. J. S. Bach and Karl Richter are surely both in heaven by the right hand of Jesus Christ, because their work was better and more holly then every prayer or preaching I ever heard.

[@vincenzocaggiano3027]

Se solo l'intera umanità potesse capire la bellezza di questa musica!

[@salvatore48490]

Sante parole

[@maxbuskirk5302]

0:00 Confiteor 3:02 Et expect resurrectionem 1. 5:02 Et expect resurrectionem 2.

[@smatutina]

Searching God with music. That is Bach

[@dianadogaru360]

He"s not searching; He knows for sure !

[@margaritavenezian5500]

Que obra más excelsa!

[@andresfcastanoescritor]

Gracias!!!!

[@Centelles80]

Buona Pasqua del Signore

[@omarhernandezcarrillo4376]

¿Alguien sabe qué catedral es esa?

[@fireemblem2770]

Was this video ACTUALLY filmed in 1969?

[@elbergalinda1596]

1969

[@Gedakt8]

Doesn't seem, right? Awesome quality.

[@thomase13]

Well, it *was* filmed in 1969, so it was not a video!

[@จัดไปอย่าให้เสีย-ฃ8ม]

who is organist?

[@musicabarocca8706]

The organist is Elmar Schottler.

[@victororozco3430]

quien me podría decir las partituras del organi

[@mirko9072]

Richter generally does make the organ duplicate the alto lines, because they are missing for the fact that the organist - sometime Bach himself - improvised that!

[@julianmanjarres1998]

i hear some of the singers rushing at times

[@omarhernandezcarrillo4376]

¿Alguien sabe qué catedral es esa?

[@LuizMigSBR]

Kirchengebäude, Dießen am Ammersee, Bayern