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Bach-Collegium was founded by Helmuth Rilling in 1965 and has been a regular instrumental partner of Gächinger Kantorei ever since. In addition to its leading role in the complete recording of Bach's oratorios and church cantatas the orchestra accompanies the choir on its tours inside and outside Germany.

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