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Bach meets Brahms
A musical encounter between two great masters
J. S. Bach-Stiftung
St. Gallen, CH
Anneliese Looser
Project Overview
Bach meets Brahms: Help us release our live recording on CD! The final concert of our acclaimed tour was recorded in excellent sound quality. Experience Bach’s Cantata BWV 27 and Brahms’s A German Requiem, Op. 45, on period instruments of the Romantic era in an outstanding live recording. Support the CD-production and enjoy this concert in your home!
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Our concert tour featuring Bach’s cantata "Wer weiß, wie nahe mir mein Ende" (BWV 27) and Brahms’s A German Requiem (Op. 45) was a deeply moving musical experience. The final performance in Schaffhausen was recorded live — filled with energy, emotional depth, and the unique atmosphere of that unforgettable evening.
With your support, we can professionally produce and release a CD of the live recording. As a thank-you, you’ll receive exclusive rewards – from a copy of the CD to behind-the-scenes experiences.
Be part of this special project and help us preserve the music of Bach and Brahms in this unique interpretation.
With your support, we can professionally produce and release a CD of the live recording. As a thank-you, you’ll receive exclusive rewards – from a copy of the CD to behind-the-scenes experiences.
Be part of this special project and help us preserve the music of Bach and Brahms in this unique interpretation.
Thanks to your support, we've already been able to preserve numerous concerts on CD. Now, we're excited to add a very special live recording to our collection.
With your help, this special Brahms and Bach programme will be released on CD — another step in our journey of presenting and sharing Bach’s vocal works in new and inspiring contexts. Join us in making this moving interpretation of Bach and Brahms accessible to a wide audience.
With your help, this special Brahms and Bach programme will be released on CD — another step in our journey of presenting and sharing Bach’s vocal works in new and inspiring contexts. Join us in making this moving interpretation of Bach and Brahms accessible to a wide audience.
Bach and Brahms – two masters, two eras, yet united in spirit.
Their music transcends time, uplifting us and inviting us into a conversation about what truly matters. Help the J. S. Bach Foundation foster their musical legacy and make it accessible to new generations.
Their music transcends time, uplifting us and inviting us into a conversation about what truly matters. Help the J. S. Bach Foundation foster their musical legacy and make it accessible to new generations.
Become part of this special project and help us make our vision a reality!
Every donation brings us one step closer to showcasing the musical connection between Bach and Brahms on a new CD. Together, we can make this project happen – support us now and be part of this unique production.
Every donation brings us one step closer to showcasing the musical connection between Bach and Brahms on a new CD. Together, we can make this project happen – support us now and be part of this unique production.
J. S. Bach-Stiftung
St. Gallen, CH
The J. S. Bach Foundation is dedicated to promoting and spreading the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. Through high-quality performances, musical education programmes and interdisciplinary projects, the foundation aims to preserve Bach's cultural heritage and interpret it in a contemporary way. Close collaboration with renowned artists and experts results in unique concert and educational experiences that appeal to people of all ages and backgrounds.
Anneliese Looser
St. Gallen, CH
Management of the foundations; publishing and web manager
I have been working for the J. S. Bach Foundation since 2011 and am responsible for publishing and web, among other things. Last year, we organised a concert tour in Switzerland with an appealing programme combining Bach's cantata BWV 27 ‘Wer weiß, wie nahe mir mein Ende’ and Brahms' ‘Ein deutsches Requiem’ op. 45, performed on historical Romantic instruments. The result was a unique concert project that built a bridge between the two great masters and focused on the musical exploration of the themes of death and consolation. The recording of the project has just arrived. The finale – the highlight of the tour – was recorded live in the acoustically superb St. Johann Church in Schaffhausen on 5 November. The result is a high-quality recording that beautifully captures the energy and spontaneity of this live concert with soloists Ana Maria Labin (soprano), Jan Börner (alto), Sören Richter (tenor) and Peter Harvey (bass). This recording deserves to be heard by a wider audience, which is why we are crowdfunding the release of a CD.
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