Chor Der Kgl Hofoper - Zu Bethlehem Geboren Ihr Hirten Erwacht

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Review by David DuPree

Alright, let’s dive into this album Zu Bethlehem Geboren Ihr Hirten Erwacht by Chor Der Kgl Hofoper. It’s one of those classical gems that sneaks up on you with its quiet charm. You know how sometimes music just feels like it belongs in a cathedral or someplace where time slows down? Yeah, this is totally that vibe. The genre here is straight-up classical, but it leans heavy on the religious and choral side—perfect if you’re into sacred vibes or just want something solemn yet uplifting for your playlist. The label, Jumbo-Record (yep, outta Germany), has done a solid job packaging this thing. And hey, shoutout to whoever played the bells and harmonium—even though their names aren’t listed, they add that extra sprinkle of magic. Now, let’s talk tracks. The title track, “Zu Bethlehem Geboren,” hits different right from the start. There’s this serene build-up led by the choir, and when the conductor Burghardt takes over, man, it’s like the whole room fills up with light. Not literal light, obviously—that’d be weird—but you get what I mean. It’s got this meditative quality that sticks with you long after the song ends. Like, you’ll catch yourself humming bits of it while making coffee or whatever. Then there’s “Ihr Hirten Erwacht.” This one’s probably my fave because it feels more intimate somehow. Maybe it’s the way the voices layer over each other, almost like they’re whispering secrets directly to your soul. Or maybe it’s just the bells? Either way, it’s hauntingly beautiful without being too dramatic, which is kinda rare these days. One random thing I noticed: the harmonium really ties everything together. Without it, the whole album might feel a bit… floaty? But nah, it grounds the sound perfectly. Props to the mystery artist behind that instrument. So yeah, this isn’t gonna be everyone’s cuppa tea, especially if you’re all about bangers or EDM drops. But if you’re looking for something reflective, maybe even spiritual, this could be exactly what you didn’t know you needed. Honestly, listening to it felt like stepping back in time—or at least imagining what Christmas Eve services centuries ago might’ve sounded like. Oh, and here’s the kicker: halfway through writing this review, I realized I was actually craving gingerbread cookies. Weird, right? Guess that’s the power of good music—it doesn’t just stay in your ears; it sneaks into your stomach too.

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Artist: Chor Der Kgl Hofoper
Album: Zu Bethlehem Geboren Ihr Hirten Erwacht
Rating: 5.0

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Filename: chor-der-kgl-hofoper-zu-bethlehem-geboren-ihr-hirten-erwacht.zip
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  • FLAC size: 76.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Zu Bethlehem Geboren
Ihr Hirten Erwacht

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Catalog Numbers

A. 47198., A. 47199.

Labels

Jumbo-Record

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
BellsUnknown Artist
ConductorBurghardt
HarmoniumUnknown Artist

Notes

Weihnachtslied

About Chor Der Kgl Hofoper

Choir of the former Royal Hofoper Berlin, today's . The name "Königliche Hofoper Berlin" was given up in 1918, when the German monarchy abdicated.

Name Vars

  • Chor Der Ehem. Hofoper, Berlin
  • Chor Der KGL Hofoper
  • Chor Der Kgl. Hofoper
  • Chor Der Kgl. Hofoper Berlin
  • Chor Der Kgl. Hofoper, Berlin
  • Chor Der Königl. Hofoper
  • Chor Der Königl. Hofoper Berlin
  • Chor Der Königlichen Hofoper
  • Chor der Kgl. Hofoper
  • Chor. Der Kgl. Hofoper Berlin
  • Chorus Of The Court Opera, Berlin
  • Chorus of the Court Opera Berlin
  • Gemischter Chor der Königl. Hofoper Berlin

Aliases

  • Chor Der Staatsoper Berlin

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: the album *Zu Bethlehem Geboren, Ihr Hirten Erwacht* by Chor Der Kgl Hofoper is a hidden gem in classical music. It’s from Germany and falls under religious and choral styles. What makes it special? The credits list "Unknown Artist" for both the bells and harmonium parts. It’s kind of mysterious, right? You’d think they’d know who played such key roles. The album was released on Jumbo-Record and features two tracks, both rich in traditional Christmas vibes. Definitely worth a listen if you love choral music!