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Max van Egmond, the esteemed Dutch
baritone, was born in Semarang, Indonesia in 1936. His career has
spanned more than 40 years, and he is acknowledged as one of the
greatest of all interpreters of the Baroque vocal repertoire. He
became especially famous for his work with Gustav Leonhardt,
Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Frans Brüggen as bass soloist in the
cantatas and passions of Johann Sebastian Bach. Max van Egmond is
also a notable interpreter of the Lieder of Schubert and Schumann,
as well as the chansons of
Gabriel Fauré. Max van Egmond's career in
the USA has been extensive and he has performed as recitalist and
with many of America's leading ensembles, including The Washington
Bach Consort, Boston Bach Ensemble and Publick Musick, of which he
is a regular member. He has recorded for many labels including EMI,
Teldec, Ricercar and Musica Omnia. |
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Franz Schubert & Robert Schumann |
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Schwanengesang, D.957 & Dichterliebe, Op.48 |
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Max van Egmond (baritone) & Kenneth Slowik (fortepiano) |
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Two of the finest song collections of the 19th century, performed by Holland’s greatest baritone and one of America’s most distinguished specialists in early instruments |
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Released June-01
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Cat.#0102/CD
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Franz Schubert |
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Die schöne Müllerin, D.795 |
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Max van Egmond (baritone) & Penelope Crawford (fortepiano) |
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In the first of the two great Schubert/Müller song cycles, baritone Max van Egmond and pianist Penelope Crawford set new standards in interpretation of the German Lied. |
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Released June-06
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Cat.#0107/CD
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Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248 |
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Anne Harley (soprano), Elizabeth Anker (alto), Robert Pitcher (tenor - Evangelist), Max van Egmond (bass), Boston Bach Ensemble - Julian Wachner, Peter Watchorn (direction) |
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Bach’s Christmas masterpiece is brought vividly to life in this live performance from the Boston Bach Ensemble, recorded at Boston University. Conducted by Julian Wachner, the ensemble includes distinguished vocal soloists, including Max van Egmond, as well as some of the finest of America’s specialists in period instrument performance. |
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Released June-01
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Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Missae Breves, BWV 233-236 |
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Anne Harley & Andrea Folan (sopranos), Miranda Loud (alto), Pablo Bustos (tenor), Max van Egmond (bass), Peter Watchorn (organ), Publick Musick - Thomas Folan (director) |
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Bach’s four short Latin masses (missae breves) are presented here by Publick Musick, one of America’s most exciting young ensembles of singers and “historically aware” instrumentalists. |
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Released June-06
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Cat.#0203/2CD-set
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Franz Schubert |
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Winterreise, D.911 |
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Max van Egmond (baritone) & Penelope Crawford (fortepiano) |
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This is, by general consent, the greatest of all Lieder cycles, and the second that Schubert based on Müller’s poems. Max van Egmond and Penelope Crawford here present a profoundly moving performance, enhanced by the use of an original 1835 fortepiano by the great Viennese maker, Conrad Graf. |
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Released June-06
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Cat.#0108/CD
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Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Cantatas - BWV 62, 45, 192 & 140 |
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Anne Harley (soprano), Deborah Rentz-Moore (alto), Pablo Bustos (tenor), Jonathan Rohr (bass), Max van Egmond (bass), Peter Watchorn (organ), Publick Musick - Thomas Folan (director). |
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Thomas Folan directs Publick Musick on a wonderful new CD of four exceptional cantatas by J. S. Bach, including the favourite Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV 140. These are performances worthy to stand next to those of Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Gustav Leonhardt. |
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Released December-07
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Cat.#0204/CD
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Robert Schumann & Franz Schubert |
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Piano Quintet, Op.44 & "The Trout" |
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The Atlantis Ensemble - Penelope Crawford (fortepiano), Jaap Schröder (violin), Etienne Abelin (violin), Enid Sutherland (cello), Peter Bucknell (viola), Anne Trout (bass), Max van Egmond (baritone) |
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The two most admired piano quintets of the early nineteenth century plus the song that inspired one of them, performed by some of today's legendary specialists in historical performance. |
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Released February-07
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Cat.#0212/CD
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