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| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Third Part: Chorus (Worthy is the Lamb that was slain)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Third Part: Air (If God be for us, who can be against us) |
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Václav Luks (1970) is a conductor from Czechia. 215 classical recordings in this catalogue.
Composers represented most often in this discography.
Johann Sebastian Bach66 recordings · Germany
George Frideric Handel54 recordings · Germanyconductor
| George Frideric Handel |
| conductor |
| — |
| Third Part: Air (The trumpet shall sound and the dead shall be rais'd)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Third Part: Duet / Chorus (O death, where is thy sting? / But thanks be to God)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Third Part: Recitative (The shall be brought to pass)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Third Part: Chorus (Since by man came death)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Third Part: Accompagnato (Behold, I tell you a mystery)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Third Part: Air (I know that my Redeemer liveth)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Air (Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (Hallelujah)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Recitative (He that dwelleth in heaven)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Air (Why do the nations so furiously rage together)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (Let us break their bonds asunder)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Air (How beautiful are the feet of them)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Recitative (Unto which of the angels)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (The Lord gave the word)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (Let all the angels of God worship Him)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (Lift up your heads)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (He trusted in God)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Air (But Thou didst not leave His soul in hell)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (And with His stripes we are healed)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Accompagnato (All they that see Him, laugh Him to scorn)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (Surely, He hath borne our griefs and carried our sorrows)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Chorus (Behold the Lamb of God)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
| Second Part: Air (He was despised)George Frideric Handel conductor | George Frideric Handel | conductor | — |
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