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Cantata BWV 70
Wachet! betet! betet! wachet!
Recordings - Part 2 |
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Recordings of Individual Movements |
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M-1 |
"Watch ye, Pray ye!", from Cantata No. 70 (Bach) [C-2] |
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Chorus "Watch ye, Pray ye!" (Mvt. 1) from Cantata BWV 70 [4:07] |
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Sir Hugh P. Allen |
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Leeds Festival Choir / London Symphony Orchestra |
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HMV C 1596 [Matrix No.: CR2211 I A ?] |
Oct 4, 1928 |
78 rpm |
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Actually recorded at the Leeds Triennial Musical Festival, October [4], 1928. Allen used the Novello Octavo Edition prepared by E. H. Thorne and published in 1907. |
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M-2 |
Bach: Watch Ye, Pray Ye: Though reviling tongues assail us [C-1]
Elsie Suddaby - The Lass with the delicate air Vol. 2 Recorded 1924-1949 [C-1] |
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Aria for Soprano “Though reviling tongues assail us” (Mvt. 5) from Cantata BWV 70 “Watch Ye, Pray Ye”, sung in English (?) [3:45] |
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John Barbirolli |
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Orchestra |
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Soprano: Elsie Suddaby |
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Cc 16988-1
Amphion Classical PHI CD 140 |
Jun 13, 1929 |
78 rpm
CD / TT: 79:38 |
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Recorded at C Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London, England.
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