DresdenChamber Choir

The Dresden Chamber Choir is known for the great intensity and clarity of its performances. It was established in 1985 by Hans-Christoph Rademann and students of the Dresden Carl Maria von Weber Musikhochschule. The repertoire of the choir ranges from music of the Renaissance to the contemporary, with interpretations of romantic choral works awarded special prizes in international competitions, and first performances of contemporary works encouraged by an award from the Ernst-von-Siemens Foundation. In addition to a cappella work the choir works together with the Dresden Baroque Orchestra and the Dresden Early Music Ensemble, and plays an important part in the promotion of early music in Saxony. The versatility of the ensemble is demonstrated in numerous broadcasts and recordings.

BACH, J.S.: Christmas Music (Dresden Chamber Choir, Dresden Ensemble, Grunert)	BACH, J.S.: Mass in B Minor, BWV 232	BACH, J.S.: St. Matthew Passion
BACH, J.S.: St. Matthew Passion (Matthaus-Passion)	BUXTEHUDE, D.: Membra Jesu nostri / War Gott nicht mit uns diese Zeit / Walts Gott, mein Werk ich lasse (Dresden Chamber Choir, Rademann)	HASSE, J.: Requiem in E flat major / Miserere in D minor (Dresden Chamber Choir)
HEINICHEN, J.: Mass No. 11 / HANDEL, G.: Dixit Dominus (Dresden Chamber Choir)	HEINICHEN, J.D.: Missa No. 12 / BACH, J.S.: Magnificat in D major (Dresden Chamber Choir, Rademann)	HOMILIUS, G.A.: St. John Passion (Dresden Chamber Choir, Kreile)
REJOICE - A Vision of Christ Through Music	SCHEIN, J.H.: Choral Music (Israelsbrunnlein) (Dresden Chamber Choir, Rademann)	ZELENKA, J.: Te Deum / HEINICHEN, J.: Missa No. 9 (Rademann)