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![Maulbronn Chamber Choir](https://www.releases.kuk-art.com/sites/default/files/category_pictures/maulbronner-kammerchor.jpg "Maulbronn Chamber Choir ~ Choir
The Maulbronn Chamber Choir (German: Maulbronner Kammerchor) was founded in 1983 and counts today as one of the renowned chamber choirs in Europe. Awards like first places at the Baden-Württemberg Choir Competitions in 1989 and 1997, second place at the German Choir Competition in 1990, first prize at the German Choir Competition in 1998, second place at the International Chamber Choir Competition in Marktoberdorf 2009 and first place at the Malta Choir Competition show the extraordinary musical calibre of this ensemble. The Chamber Choir has managed to make quite a name for itself on the international scene, too. It was received enthusiastically by audiences and reviewers alike during its debut tour through the USA in 1983, with concerts in New York, Indianapolis and elsewhere. Its concert tours in many European countries, in Israel and Argentina as well as in South Africa and Namibia have also met with a similar response. The choir has performed oratorios by George Frideric Handel each year annually since 1997. All these performances were documented on disc; because of that the Maulbronn Chamber Choir holds a leading position internationally as an interpreter of this genre. Since June 2016 Benjamin Hartmann is conductor and artistic director of the choir.
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- Vol. 09: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2006
- Vol. 08: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2005-2006
- Vol. 07: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2004
- Vol. 06: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2003
- Vol. 05: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2002
- Vol. 03: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2000
- Vol. 02: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 1999
- Vol. 01: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 1998-1999
- K&K Impressions · Choral Concerts
- The Tradition of the Liturgy of the Hours · Choral Music
- HANDEL: Oratorio Joshua
- J. S. Bach · About the Kingdom of God
- K&K Impressions · From God ~ To God
- Maulbronn Chamber Choir · From God ~ To God · Promises & Prayers
- J. S. Bach · St. John Passion · Johannes-Passion
- Handel/Mozart · The Messiah / Der Messias K. 572
- MIDNIGHT CLASSICS Vol. 3
- MIDNIGHT CLASSICS Vol. 2
- Maulbronn Chamber Choir · Love & Sorrow
- BACH: Cantatas for Soloists, Choir & Orchestra
- G.F. HANDEL: Oratorio Aria Highlights
- G.F. HANDEL: Arias from the Oratorio Messiah
- MENDELSSOHN: Six Anthems for Double Chorus
- HANDEL: Oratorio Jephtha
- George Fr. Handel · Jephtha
- BRAHMS: A German Requiem, Op. 45
- Johannes Brahms · A German Requiem
- Musica Sacra · The Night shines as the Day
- Maulbronn Chamber Choir · Man lives and exists
- George Fr. Handel · Saul
- George Fr. Handel · Solomon
- G. Fr. Handel · Judas Maccabaeus
- George Fr. Handel · Belshazzar
- The Tradition of the Liturgy of the Hours (Liturgia Horarum)
- George Fr. Handel · Samson
- George Fr. Handel · Jephtha
- J. S. Bach · Mass in B Minor
- George Fr. Handel · Messiah
- George Fr. Handel · Israel in Egypt
- George Fr. Handel · Joshua
- The Power of Handel · Oratorio Highlights
- Vol. 12: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2010-2011
- Vol. 07: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2004
- Vol. 06: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2003
- Vol. 04: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 2001-2002
- Vol. 01: The most beautiful Concert Highlights 1998-1999
- Max Bruch · Moses
- Max Bruch · Moses
- PUCCINI: Messa Di Gloria
- Mendelssohn · Elijah
- Giacomo Puccini · Messa di gloria
- Rossini: Stabat Mater & Gounod: Missa Solemnis
- Louis Spohr · The Last Judgement
![Moscow State Academic Choir](https://www.releases.kuk-art.com/sites/default/files/category_pictures/moscow-choir.jpg "Moscow State Academic Choir
Conductor: Andrej Koshewnikow
The Moscow State Academic Choir is one of the oldest and most famous of Russian choruses. The choir was founded in 1956 by the venerated conductor Vladislav Sokolov, a winner of the Glinka State Prize of the Russian Federation, and a People's Artist of the USSR. Already in 1957, the chorus took first prize at the 6th World Youth and Students Festival in Russia, and has maintained a high profile ever since. The chorus has toured regularly not only in Russia, but also in Western Europe and Asia. A great number of choral works by Russian composers were given their debut by the Moscow State Academic Choir, including Prokofiev's Ivan the Terrible and Kabalevsky's Requiem. Within its broad repertory is a large number of Russian spiritual and patriotic works, the great choral scenes from various Russian operas, and choral versions of Russian and other folk melodies.In 1988, the baton of the Moscow State Choir was passed to Andrey Kozhevnikov, who had been Sokolov's assistant since 1970. Kozhevnikov, a People's Artist of the Russian Federation, and winner of several international competitions, was trained at the Moscow State Choir School and then at the Moscow Conservatory - studying with S.Kazansky and A.Sveshnikov. Under Kozhevnikov's leadership, the Moscow State Choir has resurrected a number of early Russian works, including Degtyarev's patriotic oratorio, Minin and Pozharsky - the first such Russian work, written on the eve of the Patriotic War of 1812; it is among the works featured here at the Classical Archives.Selected Reviews:
"The Moscow State Choir under Andrey Kozhevnikov opens its audience to a little-known layer of musical culture of the 17th-18th centuries. I give them my highest recommendations - such concerts help one to live." (Moscow News)
"It was during a tour of the Moscow State Choir that we truly learned how Russians can sing; their singing is dynamic, free, and magnificent...One loudly cries out, 'Da capo!'" (Linkoping, Sweden)
"The wonderful melodic beauty of Byzantine chant was heard in the church. It penetrated right into the soul. How magnificent was the skill of the [Moscow State Choir] singers! The concert was unforgettable, we shall remember it forever with gratitude." (Gnossi, Greece)")
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