| Object |
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| Title: | Beifall (ausgeblendet) | |
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| Title: | Der Mond ist aufgegangen
für gemischten Chor a cappella | |
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| Title: | Musik | |
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| Genre: | Chormusik | |
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| Instrument: | Chor | |
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| Performance Setting: | vokal | |
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| Description: | Konzertmitschnitt (mit Beifall) | |
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| Contributor: | Schulz, Johann Abraham Peter (1747-1800) | role: Composer
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| Contributor: | Reger, Max (1873-1916) (Satz) | role: Arranger
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| Contributor: | Claudius, Matthias (1740-1815) | role: Lyricist
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| Contributor: | Heinrich-Schütz-Kreis, Berlin | role: Choir
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| Contributor: | Matkowitz, Wolfgang | role: Conductor
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| Date-recorded: | 21. Jahrhundert | Vocabulary: dmEras
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| Date-recorded: | 10.09.2004 | |
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| Type: | Sound | |
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| Entity Type: | track | |
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| Format: | Stereo | |
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| Format: | CD | Vocabulary: dmFormats
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| Extent: | 3:20 | |
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| Language: | deutsch | Vocabulary: dmLanguages
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| is part of: | aus: 7 [sieben] geistliche Volkslieder, WoO | navigate: RBB:SERIOUS_MUSIC/029764740Z00
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| Place: | Berlin (D), St. Matthäuskirche an der Philharmonie | role: recording
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co-funded by the European Commission