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Jan 1, 2012 | Wencke Wallbaum | News The RIAS Bach Cantatas Project

​The 9 CD box set with first releases from the RIAS archive presents the historically first attempt at a complete recording of the Bach cantatas. Karl Ristenpart built up the choral and orchestral work of RIAS Berlin from 1946 and directed the RIAS Chamber Choir and the RIAS Chamber Orchestra. With these ensembles and upcoming young singers such as Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Helmut Krebs and Agnes Giebel, Karl Ristenpart and Elsa Schiller, then head of the RIAS music department, planned a complete recording of all Bach cantatas from 1947. However, the project could not be fully realised. The 29 cantatas still in the RIAS archive today document a Bach ideal that is forward-looking even from today's perspective. Through the interpretation, which frees itself from all monumentality, the later historical performance practice was aesthetically prepared.

Jan 1, 2012 | Wencke Wallbaum | News Milestone of Interpretation

​audite releases a milestone in the history of interpretation with the 4 CD box set The RIAS Second Viennese School Project. In close cooperation with Deutschlandradio Kultur (DLR), pieces of the 'New Viennese School' were recovered from the archive, which were recorded between 1949 and 1965 by renowned artists, most of whom were students of Berg, Schönberg or Webern or at least were in direct contact with the composers. Thanks to this authenticity and the diverse approaches to interpretation, the anthology offers comprehensive first-hand insights into the Second Viennese School.

Jan 1, 2012 | Wencke Wallbaum | News First Cooperation With Pop Musician

​Among the new releases, audite ventures into unfamiliar territory for the first time with the premiere recording of some orchestral compositions by the contemporary composer Moritz Eggert, bringing a pop musician on board in the shape of the singer of the group 2raum-Wohnung Inga Humpe.

Sep 16, 2011 | News | Artists | appointment Stunning Mandelring Quartet in Salzburg

On August 18 and 19 the Mandelring Quartet performed the complete cycle of the fifteen string quartets of Shostakovich at the Salzburg Festival. Audience and critics raved about the concerts alike.

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