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1 特定非営利活動法人 KF アーカイブ 収集対象音源 Discographia De Fontibus Inquæsitibus Corporationis Pro 特定非営利活動法人 KF アーカイブ 収集対象音源 Discographia de fontibus inquæsitibus corporationis pro non-lucro KF-Archive Discographie des sources inquisitrices pour la corporation à but non lucratif KF-Archive Discography of searching sources for the Specified Nonprofit Corporation KF-Archive 収集音源に就いてお知らせ下さい。 https://www.kf-a.org/kfa#4 Ne hæreatis introire in contactum cum nobis pro fontibus sonoribus. N’hésitez pas à entrer en contact avec nous pour les sources sonores. Please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us for these sound sources. Johann Sebastian Bach, * 1685-03-31, Eisenach; † 1750 -07-28, Leipzig BWV 1-225 Kantaten (1707-48) ◊ Hermann Achenbach Da Camera SM-94012 BWV 172 192 1966 ◊ Hugh Percy Allen HMV C-1596 BWV 50 1928 ◊ Ernst Ansermet Decca SXL-6266 BWV 45 105 1966 ♦ SXL-6392 BWV 67 130 1968 ◊ Jean-Marie Auberson Tono FC-486 BWV 57 1964 ♦ Helmut Barbe Cantate 641-205 BWV 13 166 1960 ◊ Rudolf Barshai Melodiya Д-08969-70 BWV 169 1961 ◊ С-01269-70 BWV 47 1966 ◊ Kurt Bauer Baroque BRJ-1816 BWV 70 95 1960 ◊ BRJ-2802 BWV 147 1960 ◊ Piroquette JA-19009 BWV 76 1965 ◊ JA-19017 BWV 31 50 1965 ◊ Rudolf Baumgartner Deutsche Grammophon 138-086 BWV 202 1959 ◊ 138-969 BWV 56 1965 ◊ Pierre Bernac Lumen LD-1107 BWV 189 c.1955 ◊ Anthony Bernard Columbia ML-4792 BWV 82 1952 ♦ Arnold Black Allegro AL-53 BWV 211 1952 ◊ Wilfried Boettcher Concert Hall SMS-2486 BWV 151 1965 ◊ Nadia Boulanger Greenough 262~70 BWV 4 1938 ◊ Gerhard Bosse Eterna 825-755 BWV 199 209 1968 ◊ Gustave Bret HMV DB-4939~40 BWV 212 1935 ◊ Frank Brieff Decca DL-79411 BWV 58 1960 ◊ Gilbert Brungardt Century 22880 BWV 141 1965 ◊ Pablo Casals Columbia ML-4641 BWV 189 1951 ◊ Francis Cébron Lumen 30096 BWV 51 1943 ◊ Marcelle Charbonnier Trésors de la musique TM-20~21 BWV 203 1950 ◊ Marcel Couraud Discophiles Français DF-179 BWV 140 150 1955 ◊ DF-180 BWV 21 50 1955 ◊ Philips 835-493 BWV 31 200 1956 ◊ 839-140 BWV 11 65 1956 ◊ Robert Craft Columbia MS-6177 BWV 131 198 1959~60 ♦ Thurston Dart L’Oiseau-Lyre SOL-60003 BWV 53 54 200 1957 ◊ Ludwig Doormann Cantate 640-210 BWV 187 1958 ◊ 651-201 BWV 93 117 1960 ◊ Roland Douatte Jericho JM-1 BWV 54 1958 ◊ Thomas Dunn Decca DL-10089 BWV 51 1963 ♦ Wilhelm Ehmann Cantate 641-212 BWV 49 84 1961 ◊ 641-213 BWV 36 64 1962 1 KF-Archive 古典音楽目録・ 収集音源一覧 / Inventarium thematicum & Discographia Catalogue thématique & Discographie / Thematic catalogue & Discography 201 5-11-07 ◊ 651-218 BWV 4 182 1964 ◊ 651-219 BWV 37 76 1965 ◊ Rudolf Ewerhart Vox DL-1360 BWV 202 1965 ◊ TV-34071 BWV 203 211 1966 ◊ TV-34127 BWV 204 209 1966 ♦ John Fesperman Cambridge CRM -417 BWV 61 1963 ◊ Wilfried Fischer Corona SM-30006 BWV 213 214 215 1969 ◊ Sebastian Forbes Decca 76067 BWV 118 1967 ◊ Karl Forster Angel 35698 BWV 158 1958 ◊ Electrola E-70475 BWV 208 212 1963 ◊ STE-80618 BWV 211 1960 ◊ Walther Geiser CIBA -Geigy LM-30/390 BWV 25 c.1970 ◊ Peter Gellhorn Columbia ML-4792 BWV 51 1950 ♦ Michael Gielen Vanguard BG-518 BWV 63 1952 ♦ BG-523 BWV 122 133 1952 ◊ Szymon Goldberg Philips SABL -194 BWV 170 1960 ◊ Arnold Goldsbrough HMV HLPS -13 BWV 50 1954 ◊ Wolfgang Gönnenwein Cantate 641-209 BWV 127 171 1961 ◊ 641-216 BWV 29 135 1963 ◊ Electrola SME-91424 BWV 32 39 1965 ◊ SME-91657 BWV 79 80 1967 ◊ SME-91658 BWV 140 148 1967 ◊ SME-91659 BWV 126 149 1967 ◊ Carl Gorvin Archiv 14604 BWV 152 158 1953 ◊ Heinz Markus Göttsche Da Camera CH-4002 BWV 106 161 1964 ◊ SM-94013 BWV 55 160 189 1966 ◊ SM-94014 BWV 52 161 1966 ◊ SM-94015 BWV 62 142 1966 ◊ SM-94016 BWV 52 209 1966 ◊ Günter Graulich Cantate 683-537 BWV 25 103 1965 ◊ Hans Grischkat Lyrichord LL-34 BWV 11 1951 ◊ Renaissance X-34 BWV 6 19 1951 ◊ X-35 BWV 51 189 1951 ♦ X-36 BWV 112 185 1951 ◊ X-37 BWV 9 137 1951 ◊ X-42 BWV 201 1952 ◊ X-43 BWV 205 1952 ◊ Karl Haas Parlophone PMA -1023 BWV 202 1951 ♦ Westminster WL-5067 BWV 152 1952 ◊ Herbert Haarth Chant du Monde LDXS -8247 BWV 211 1961 ◊ Bernard Haitink Radio Nederland RN-518~20 BWV 51 1965 ◊ Nikolaus Harnoncourt Telefunken SAWT -9515 BWV 211 212 1967 ◊ SAWT -9539 BWV 50 83 197 1967 ◊ Michael Hauptman Bach Society LX-7001 BWV 158 1951 ◊ Joel Babcock Hayden Dasca D-520 BWV 170 c.1970 ♦ Anton Heiller Vanguard BG-546 BWV 51 209 1952 ◊ Hans Heintze Cantate 641-207 BWV 189 199 1961 ◊ 651-215 BWV 33 95 1962 ◊ Charles Henderson Vox PL-6760 BWV 56 1949 ◊ Diethard Hellmann Cantate 640-210 BWV 34 1958 2 KF-Archive 古典音楽目録・ 収集音源一覧 / Inventarium thematicum & Discographia Catalogue thématique & Discographie / Thematic catalogue & Discography 201 5-11-07 ◊ 641-207 BWV 189 1958 ◊ CAN -1202 BWV 157 169 1960 ◊ Da Camera SM-94011 BWV 200 1966 ◊ SM-94109 BWV 119 129 1967 ◊ Sudwestfun SWF-37~38 BWV 39 c.1970 ◊ Bernhard Henking Concert Hall F-12 BWV 76 116 118 1952 ◊ Karl Hoochreiter Europa 1210 BWV 56 82 1967 ◊ Erich Hübner Pelca PSR-40601 BWV 84 1969 ◊ Reginald Jacques Columbia BTC-501 BWV 6 140 1955 ◊ London LPS-160~61 BWV 11 67 1949 ◊ Aladar Janes Angelicum LPA-986 BWV 160 189 1957 ♦ Antonio Janigro Musica Heritage Soceity MHS -889 BWV 51 199 1967 ◊ Vanguard BG-670/BGS -70670 BWV 169 1964 ♦ Geraint Jones HMV CLP-1178 BWV 147 227 1957 ◊ VSM FALP -582 BWV 56 82 1958 ◊ Ifor Jones Victor DM-1045 BWV 78 1946 ♦ Jürgen Jürgens Telefunken SAWT -9425 BWV 206 1962 ♦ SAWT -9427 BWV 208 1962 ♦ SAWT -9442 BWV 18 152 1964 ◊ SAWT -9443 BWV 106 182 1963 ◊ SAWT -9489 BWV 118 158 1966/67 ♦ SAWT -9496 BWV 27 198 1966 ♦ Helmut Kahlhöfer Cantate 641-211 BWV 207a 214 1961 ♦ 651-204 BWV 46 65 1960 ◊ 651-321 BWV 61 132 1966 ◊ Valois MB-774 BWV 56 82 1965 ◊ Igor Kipnis Stand SLS-7416 BWV 51 1962 ◊ Helmut Koch Vanguard BG-514 BWV 201 1952 ♦ BG-515 BWV 205 1952 ◊ Eterna 820-157 BWV 202 1961 ◊ Fritz Lehmann Archiv 14005 BWV 19 79 1952 ◊ 14024 BWV 21 1952 ♦ 14028 BWV 170 189 1952 ◊ 14080 BWV 39 105 1952 ◊ Decca DL-7523 BWV 1 4 1950/52 ◊ DL-9619 BWV 53 189 200 1951 ◊ DL-9671 BWV 19 1952 ◊ DL-9672 BWV 39 79 1951~52 ◊ DL-9673 BWV 21 1951~52 ◊ DL-9682 BWV 105 170 1951~52 ◊ Gustav Leonhardt Telefunken SAWT -9442 BWV 18 152 1964 ◊ SAWT -9443 BWV 106 182 1963 ◊ SAWT -9465 BWV 203 209 1964 ◊ Vanguard BG-550 BWV 54 170 1954 ♦ Ernest MacMillan Hallmark CS-2 BWV 51 1953 ◊ Neville Marriner L’Oiseau -Lyre SOL-280 BWV 56 82 1964 ♦ SOL-295 BWV 159 170 1966 ◊ Émile Martin Pathé 33DT -1001 BWV 106 1949 ◊ Erhard Mauersberger Eterna 825-802 BWV 80 140 1966 ◊ 825-989 BWV 18 62 1967 3 KF-Archive 古典音楽目録・ 収集音源一覧 / Inventarium thematicum & Discographia Catalogue thématique & Discographie / Thematic catalogue & Discography 201 5-11-07 ◊ 826-099 BWV 55 189 1968 ◊ 825-885 BWV 78 172 1970 ◊ Willem Mengelberg Archive Documents AD-104 BWV 57 1940 ♦ Discocorp CC-234 BWV 202 1939 ◊ Yehudi Menuhin HMV SXLP -30289 BWV 82 169 1966 ◊ C-063 -01-995 BWV 56 82 1966 ◊ Lluis Millet HMV D-2066 BWV 4 140 1931 ◊ John Moriarty Cambridge CRS-2710 BWV 51 1969 ◊ CRS-2772 BWV 202 1970 ◊ Blanche Honegger Moyse Ars Nova/Ars Antigua AA-500 BWV 30 1970 ◊ Helmut Müller -Brühl Nonesuch H-71136 BWV 199 209 1965 ◊ Charles Münch HMV DB-5193~94 BWV 189 1941 ◊ Karl Münchinger Decca LXT-2926 BWV 51 202 1953 ◊ SXL-6400 BWV 10 1968 ♦ David Nott Everest SDBR -3223 BWV 131 182 1964 ◊ Reinhard Peters Harmonia Mundi 1996873 BWV 202 1964 ◊ Daniel Pinkham Allegro Elite BWV 212 1953 ◊ Rudolf Pohl Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1C-065 -99751 BWV 106 1968 ♦ Felix Prohaska Vanguard BG-508 BWV 80 1951 ♦ BG-511 BWV 4 150 182 1951 ◊ BG-512 BWV 31 1952 ◊ BG-513 BWV 161 202 1952 ♦ BG-524 BWV 70 1953 ♦ BG-525 BWV 146 1953 ♦ BG-537 BWV 78 106 1954 ♦ BG-555/BGS -5005 BWV 50 1957 ♦ BG-598/BGS -5026 BWV 4 140 1959 ◊ BG-615 BWV 31 70 1952~53 ◊ Brian Priestman Desto DC-7139~40 BWV 3 1969 ◊ Günther Ramin Eterna LPM-10 BWV 201 1953 ♦ 820-288 BWV 41 179 1950 ♦ 820-452 BWV 65 119 1952/53 ♦ 820-453 BWV 72 73 111 1952/54 ♦ 820-454 BWV 12 103 1947/51 ♦ 820-455 BWV 49 137 1950/53 ♦ 820-456 BWV 24 177 1952/54 ♦ 820-457 BWV 95 106 1952/53 ♦ 820-522 BWV 72 73 111 1953/54/56 ◊ 820-523 BWV 42 67 1953/54 ♦ 820-524 BWV 43 128 1951/53 ♦ 820-525 BWV 117 131 1949/52 ♦ 820-526 BWV 51 138 1948/53 ♦ 820-527 BWV 36 57 1951/52 ◊ Fono Ring FGLP -77879 BWV 78 106 1950/53 ◊ Karl Rankl Decca K-2228 BWV 53 1946 ◊ Kurt Redel Ducretet -Thomson LAG-1074 BWV 202 209 1952 ◊ Erato LDE-3043 BWV 89 174 189 1956 ♦ LDE-3044 BWV 55 151 157 1956 ◊ STU-70682 BWV 52 84 c.1970 ◊ Philips 6581-014 BWV 142 1964 4 KF-Archive 古典音楽目録・ 収集音源一覧 / Inventarium thematicum & Discographia Catalogue thématique & Discographie / Thematic catalogue & Discography 201 5-11-07 ◊ Bruno Reibold HMV DA-1757~58 BWV 202 1939 ◊ Rolf Reinhardt Lyrichord LL-98 BWV 32 57 1954 ♦ Vox PL-8980 BWV 203 211 1954 ◊ Walter Reinhart Concert Hall MMS -70 BWV 78 1951 ◊ André Rieu Telefunken SAWT -9425 BWV 206 1962 ◊ SAWT -9427 BWV 208 1962 ◊ Karl Richter Archiv 195-004 BWV 55 189 1959 ♦ 198-027 BWV 51 202 1959 ◊ 198-028 BWV 8 45 1959/60 ♦ 198-197 BWV 78 1961 ♦ 198-331 BWV 60 147 1961/64 ◊ Telefunken LW-50070 BWV 12 1957 ◊ LW-50112 BWV 79 1957 ◊ SAWD -8527 BWV 160 1958 ♦ SAWD -8902 BWV 140 1956 ◊ SAWD -8907 BWV 137 1956 ♦ SAWD -9904 BWV 67 108 1958 ◊ SAWD -9917 BWV 4 127 1958 ◊ Helmuth Rilling Bärenreiter -Musicaphon BM-30 -SL-1323 BWV 208 1965 ◊ BM-30 -SL-1352 BWV 201 1966 ◊ BM-30 -SL-1353 BWV 205 1966 ◊ BM-30 -SL-1354 BWV 206 1966 ◊ BM-30 -SL-1355 BWV 215 1966 ♦ BM-30 -SL-1356 BWV 213 1967 ◊ BM-30 -SL-1357 BWV 249a 1967 ◊ Cantate 651-223 BWV 45 176 1967 ◊ 651-224 BWV 35 158 1969 ◊ Supraphon 1-12-0792 BWV 21 1970 ♦ Karl Ristenpart Archiv 14004 BWV 56 82 1952 ◊ Discophiles Français DF-208 BWV 199 202 1956 ♦ DF-217 BWV 53 55 189 200 1957 ◊ EX-25033 BWV 82 1956 ◊ EX-25108 BWV 51 54 200 1953 ◊ Club Français du Disque 161 BWV 82 159 1958 ◊ 162 BWV 32 79 1958 ◊ 275 BWV 211 212 1961 ◊ 293 BWV 57 140 1962
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