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Der Tod Jesu

oratorio by Graun
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  • Graun, engraving by Riedel after a portrait by A. Moller
    Carl Heinrich Graun

    …especially for his Passion oratorio Der Tod Jesu.

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    …especially for his Passion oratorio Der Tod Jesu.

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  • Crucifixion of Christ
    Passion music

    …only by Carl Heinrich Graun’s Der Tod Jesu (Jesus’ Death), famous even outside Germany. Throughout the Classical and Romantic periods, the Passion written as an oratorio was usual, commonly using a large orchestra and chorus. Haydn and Beethoven set fashions in the writing of Passion oratorios. The English composer Sir…

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    …only by Carl Heinrich Graun’s Der Tod Jesu (Jesus’ Death), famous even outside Germany. Throughout the Classical and Romantic periods, the Passion written as an oratorio was usual, commonly using a large orchestra and chorus. Haydn and Beethoven set fashions in the writing of Passion oratorios. The English composer Sir…

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