Johann Sebastian Bach
Cantata BWV 32 “Liebster Jesu, mein Verlangen“
Magda László, soprano
Alfred Poell, baritone
Vienna Academy Chamber Choir
Vienna State Opera Orchestra
Hans Kamesch, oboe - Wilhelm Hübner, violin - Anton Heiller, harpsichord
conductor: Hermann Scherchen
recorded in 1951
Transfer from vinyl LP Westminster WL 5122 (1952). Copyright has expired in the European Union.
Nowadays it is hard to imagine that a conductor who was known as a pioneer of Mahler, Schönberg and the avant-garde was one of the first to record Bach cantatas. This is one of his finest.
The recording is available on CD by Archipel, but I think their transfer is a bit too flat in pitch. Obviously they set it to A = 440 Hz, but in Vienna a higher concert pitch was usual. According to my calibration, my speed is the correct one - the movements are a few seconds shorter than in the Archipel edition.
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