Stand in the Gap

Track Listings
1. Come Let Us Worship and Bow Down    
2. Great Is the Lord    
3. Holy Are You, Lord/Holy, Holy, Holy    
4. I Come to the Cross/When I Survey the Wonderous Cross    
5. Breathe on Us Again    
6. Vessels of Honor    
7. If My People    
8. Restore Us O God/Revive Us Again    
9. Stretch Out Your Hand    
10. Let It Be Said of Us    
11. One Voice    
12. Holy Is the Lord    

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Stand in the Gap
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • A Great Inspiration
 Stand in the Gap
Promise Keepers
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000062HQ
Release Date: 1998-03-17

Tracks:

  1. Come Let Us Worship And Bow Down
  2. Great Is The Lord
  3. Holy Are You Lord/ Holy, Holy, Holy
  4. I Come To The Cross/ When I Survey The Wonderous Cross
  5. Breathe On Us Again
  6. Vessels Of Honor
  7. If My People
  8. Restore Us O God/ Revive Us Again
  9. Stretch Out Your Hand
  10. Let It Be Said Of Us
  11. One Voice
  12. Holy Is The Lord

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A Great Inspiration.......2005-05-16

This CD may not be the most popular one in a store. However, I give it two thums up!
I am not that much of a fan for Religious music, but this one has a special tone and a special message, that I think everyone should lisen to.
I find the music to be very inspirational and thought provoking.
Give it a try and see what you think.
Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Great conductor, weak cast, flawed text
  • Stunningly good transfer of this transcendent performance
 Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg

Manufacturer: Music & Arts Program
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00069I782
Release Date: 2006-01-01

Tracks:

  1. Prelude
  2. Da Zu Dir Der Heiland Kam
  3. (After Large Gap)-Nun Sollt Ihr Singen!
  4. (After Small Gap)-Mein Herr! Der Singer Meisterschlag
  5. Seid Meiner Treue Wohl Versehen
  6. Am Stillen Herd In Winterszeit
  7. Fanget An! So Rief Der Lenz In Den Wald

Tracks:

  1. Act 2-Prelude
  2. Johannistag! Johannistag! Blumen Und Bander
  3. Laaa Sehn, Ob Meister Sachs Zu Haus?
  4. Zeig Her-'S Ist Gut
  5. Was Duftet Doch Der Flieder
  6. Gut'n Abend, Meister! Noch So Fleissig?
  7. Da Ist Er!-Ja, Ihr Seid Es!
  8. Wie, Sachs? Auch Er?
  9. Jerum!...Als Eva Aus Dem Paradies
  10. Freund Sachs! So Hort Doch Nur Ein Wort!
  11. Den Tag Seh' Ich Erscheinen
  12. Darf Ich Mich Meister Nennen
  13. Zum Teufel Mit Dir, Verdammter Kerl!
  14. Act 3-Prelude
  15. Gleich, Meister! Hier!

Tracks:

  1. Am Jordan Sankt Johannes Stand
  2. Wahn! Wahn! Uberall Wahn!
  3. Gruss Gott, Mein Junker!
  4. Mein Freund, In Holder Jugendzeit
  5. Morgenlich Leuchtend In Rosigem Schein
  6. Ein Werbelied! Von Sachs!
  7. Gruss Gott, Mein Ev'Chen!
  8. Weilten Die Sterne Im Leiblichen Tanz?
  9. Procession Of The Guilds
  10. Procession Of The Mastersingers
  11. Wach Auf! Es Nahet Gen Den Tag
  12. Euch Macht Ihr's Leicht, Mir Macht Ihr's Schwer

Tracks:

  1. Morgenlich Leuchtend In Rosigem Schein
  2. Morgenlich Leuchtend In Rosigem Schein
  3. Verachtet Mir Die Meister Nicht
  4. Ehrt Eure Deutschen Meister
  5. Act 1 Prelude (BPO, 2-19-49)
  6. Karfreitagszauber (BPO, 4-25-51)
  7. Siegfried's Funeral March (BPO, 2-19-49)
  8. Prelude And Liebestod (BPO, 11-8-42)

Product Description

July 1943 Recordings: Maria Muller, Max Lorenz, Jaro Prohaska, Josef Greindl, Benno Arnold, Eugen Fuchs Bonus: 4 Orchestral Works-Tristan, Siegfried, Gotterdammerung,Parsifal by Furtwangler. Restoration: Ed Wilkinson Notes: John Ardoin

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Great conductor, weak cast, flawed text.......2006-10-24

First things first. This is "Die Meistersinger," an operatic ... sorry, RW ... a music drama masterpiece that the composer set forth in the AAB form of a Meisterlied--although an unusually long one.

This is a live recording of a wartime performance at the Bayreuth Festival. Overall, the sound is not bad, considering its age. It does set my teeth on edge during the prelude and again in the great procession of guilds in Act III, a passage that is not helped by the choristers whooping it up a little too much in the background.

The text of the recording has suffered the vicissitudes of fate and time. The most notable omissions are the meeting of Eva and Walther in the church in Act I and, far, far worse, the great quintet in Act III.

The conducting is wonderful throughout--exactly as one would expect from such an extraordinary man on the podium.

The singers, alas, were not a match for the conductor. Greindl's Pogner was easily the best performance in the opera. Prohaska as Hans Sachs was light of voice compared to most who take the role, but that is not necessarily such a bad thing. Eva sounded downright elderly to be the prize in a contest derived from fairy tales. Magdalena was forgettable (as always.) Then there was the tenor, Max Lorenz, who once had been pretty good. Here, though, he offered an excellent portrayal of a man ardently preparing to toss a caber: "Morgenlicht--umph--leucte im--umph--rO-O-sigen schein--UMPH!" Compared to the David, though, he was Orpheus himself. The foolish, young apprentice sounds about ninety years old, and it seems to take him just about that long to explain the rules of Mastersingers in ACT I. Admittedly, that is a tedious passage at the best of times, but this really is too much. Finally there is poor, sour Beckmesser, here portrayed as even older and more dried up than ususal. It would be nice to hear a baritone portray Sixtus as a viable rival for the hand of Eva, as he, himself, clearly thinks he is. After all, "Beckmesser, kein besser!"

To me, the best part of this performance is the scene toward the end of Act I in which the Mastersingers arrive for the great roll call. For anyone but Wagner, it would be a throw-away scene, something to be excised after a bad first night But here the buildup of the orchestra and the entry of the lesser principals add up to make the Guild of Mastersingers into something a little grander than merely human, just as RW wanted. And every one of those lesser members of the cast sings better than the ostensible stars portraying Walther, David and Beckmesser.

5 out of 5 stars Stunningly good transfer of this transcendent performance.......2005-09-30

Just a brief recommendation. One cannot ignore the evil, chaos and misery that surrounded the theater in which this most life-affirming of comedies is being played. But when that is set aside to consider the artistic achievement one can only be amazed. These artists are protesting the evil that they were entertaining. This is an oasis of what is best in man in the sea of depravity that Germany was in 1943. Furtwangler is a beacon in the darkness. One may question his decision to stay, but here he, to my mind, vindicates his decision by creating such a powerful message of human goodness for all those willing to hear it.

This is a performance that every Wagnerite should own. There is no better transfer than Music & Art's.

Most urgently recommended!
Stand in the Gap
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • TRACKS ARE...
 Stand in the Gap
Promise Keeper's Dc '97
Manufacturer: Maranatha
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005OHS
Release Date: 1997-12-04

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars TRACKS ARE..........2006-08-30

1. Come Let Us Worship And Bow Down 2. Great Is The Lord 3. Holy Are You, Lord/Holy, Holy, Holy 4. I Come To The Cross/When I Survey The Wondrous Cross 5. Breathe On Us Again 6. Vessels Of Honor 7. If My People 8. Restore Us O God/Revive Us Again 9. Stretch Out Your Hand 10. Let It Be Said 11. One Voice 12. Holy Is The Lord

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