[Machine Translation] [In his short 54-year life, Carl Richter recorded 76 of Bach's church cantatas and one secular cantata. He recorded 76 of Bach's church cantatas and one secular cantata during his 54 short years of life, including such great works as the "Matthew Passion" and the "John Passion", and left behind an outstanding achievement in the history of Bach performance. No. 10 is a cantata written for the anniversary of the visit of the Virgin Mary to Elizabeth, with lyrics based on the German version of the Magnificat, which had been chanted in Latin during worship services since ancient times, and was first performed on July 2, 1724. No. 9 is a cantata for the Sixth Sunday after the Trinity, said to have been first performed on July 20, 1732. No. 187 was written for the same Seventh Sunday and was first performed on August 4, 1726. With bilingual translation of the lyrics. [Performers] Edith Mathis, soprano [1, 2, 3]; Anna Reynolds, alto [1]; Julia Hamari, alto [2, 3]; Peter Schreier, tenor [1, 2]; Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone [2, 3]; Kurt Mol, bass [1 ), Munich Bach Orchestra & Chorus, Carl Richter, conductor, February 1974 - June 1977