Keiser: Der blutige und sterbende Jesus - Bernhard Klapprott

Reinhard KEISER (1674-1739)

Der blutige und sterbende Jesus

Passion oratorio in 2 parts (1705)

Margaret Hunter, soprano (Tochter Zion)
Gudrun Sidonie Otto, soprano (Maria)
Alexandra Rawohl, contralto  (Tochter Zion)
Mirko Heimerl, tenor (Judas)
Mirko Ludwig, tenor (Petrus)
Ingolf Seidel, baritone (Jesus)

Cantus Thuringa
Capella Thuringia

DIR.: BERNHARD KLAPPROTT

recorded: Oct 2, 2010, St. Petri-Kirche, Wandersleben (Thuringa, D)

period instruments
mp3 - variable bitrate: 224-227 kbps
source: Deutschlandfunk (Cologne)

included: short introduction by Christine Blanken (in German) (pdf)

Keiser composed this Passion oratorio in Hamburg in 1705, on a libretto by Christian Friedrich Hunold. The work was considered to be lost; only the libretto had survived. In 2006 the musicologist Dr. Christine Blanken from the Bach Archive in Leipzig indentified the oratorio. In 2010 the oratorio received its first performance in modern times in the home town of Hunold, to celebrate his 330th birthday.

Thanks to the original uploader.


(01) Part 1a [16'11"]

(02) Part 1b [18'26"]

(03) Part 2a [18'56"]

(04) Part 2b [22'16"]

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