- Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch (25
April 1929 – 25
September 2013) was a
German choral conductor,
conducting the
Thomanerchor from 1972
until 1991 as the fifteenth...
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Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra and
Jutta Vulpius [de], Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch, Kurt Hübenthal and Kurt Rehm.
Recorded and
released 1960 (VEB Deutsche...
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Thomas Thomanerchor Gewandhausorchester Elisabeth Grümmer Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch Theo Adam
Eterna 1960 (1960) J. S. Bach:
Cantata No. 140,
Cantata No. 57...
- Haupai Puha 82.04 4 7 Josh Rock 91.84 3 Franz
Rötzsch 85.93 6 Franz
Rötzsch 91.36 6
Rötzsch 89.38 2 10 Noppert 96.64 6 Raymond van Barneveld...
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Final (best of 9 legs) Franz
Rötzsch 87.24 5 Connor
Scutt 88.08 2 Franz
Rötzsch 91.16 2 Darryl
Pilgrim 100.91 5 Darryl Pilgrim...
- Even the
director of Leipzig's
famous Thomas Church choir, Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch, was
forced to
resign when he was
unmasked as a Spitzel, the people's pejorative...
- Universitätschor
performed Bach's St
Matthew P****ion,
conducted by Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch. On 30 May 1968,
under the
communist regime, and
after a
decision by the...
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Mauersberg /
Marienberg 11
December 1982 in
Leipzig 32 15 Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch 1972–1991 25
April 1929 in
Leipzig 24
September 2013 in
Leipzig 33 16 Georg...
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Produktion (Universal Music) 1989 Johannes-P****ion,
conducted by Hans-Joachim
Rotzsch, RCA
classic (Sony Music) 1998 Weihnachtsoratorium,
conducted by Martin...
- (second round) Host
Nation Qualifier René
Eidams (first round) Franz
Rötzsch (first round) Arno Merk (first round) Niko
Springer (first round) Nordic...
