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Subject: M&V: Bach church cantatas on harmonia mundi
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2008 15:11:33 -0700 (PDT)
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'This team under Philippe Herreweghe has been busy with Bach for many
a moon. Its 'period instruments', therefore, have established a
performance norm way beyond any suspicion of quaintness. The Collegium
Vocale of Ghent is robust and sensitive as required, and the soloists
revel in Bach's testing and essentially orchestral conception of their
part.'
- Robert Anderson, writing in today's Music & Vision magazine
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