Bach - St. Matthew Passion BWV 244 (Karl Richter, 1971) - 3/22

[@valeryanishchenko8623]

Великолепное контральто! Одно из лучших, что я слышал.

[@sereyou11]

Ascolto e vedo con amore e meraviglia mio marito al flauto ❤️ Conrad Klemm.

[@donnrutkoff922]

This is another beautiful performance under Richter baton.

[@pilizorrilla13]

GRACIAS INFINITAS.

[@flaze3]

What a lovely voice.

[@mahatmadi]

She’s like Mary, Mother of Christ, divinity! I’m blessed!

[@Aditya.Chander]

I love the continuo organ at "Dass die Tropfen" - so artistically appropriate. Julia Hamari's voice is perfect for this aria. For me this interpretation surpasses all others.

[@puszzydestroyr69yesthatsga7]

So nice to see a fellow indian listening to js Bach, more power to you bro

[@970726]

a like 👍✨

[@최성욱-x2g]

Purely Divine.

[@jsnauwaert]

Together with Helen Donath, she is truly incredible. Two top-musicians.

[@therealtornadosam]

I dunno, I never particularly loved Donath's voice. Sort of shakey to be honest. But yeah, Hamarai is great.

[@Netrebkolab]

1:20 Buß und Reu

[@HerrWarja]

The man playing the flute looks really nervous!

[@FriendlyCroock]

two flutes - the original version

[@jsnauwaert]

Two flutes instead of one. Richter does the same trick in the H-moll Messe. Seems to have been the habit at the time.

[@accensus]

Two flutes are demanded in the original score. So I do not think it is a trick.

[@FriendlyCroock]

@HerrWarja he looks like a burglar

[@tatemus1]

why does Richter apparently aim to be authentic by playing it slower than most, yet use modern instruments? he's always too slow in tempo.

[@tatemus1]

***** agreed. I like being able to hear everything so clearly and played so respectfully, which can get lost in faster versions. I grew up on the Gardiner version myself.

[@karlagren7043]

+tatemus1 Amazing with this tempo

[@therealtornadosam]

"So its mein jesus nun gefangen" in this recording is REALLY slow. This is tame by comparison.

[@deusexmusica803]

Shit vibrato. Sounds way too majestic considering it is a piece about pure remorse.

[@zhelev82]

What the women...? As the music is spiritual, but dressed like divas? Perhaps they lack something up.