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Dennoch will ich verlieren keine Zeit, ich bin für diesen Schritt bereit. The soloists of the three cantatas, whether veterans Klaus Mertens and Charles Daniels or youngish-to-middle-age expert Bach singers Julia Sophie Wagner, Matthias Helm, Alex Potter, and Daniel Johannsen are all entirely on board with the involving performances. Unterschätzen Sie nicht die Wirkung eines schönen und gut geschriebenen Liebestextes, der tief von Herzen kommt.
kurze Liebessprüche - I wish to depart from this evil world, I long for heavenly joys, O Jesus, come quickly!
Bach had taken up regular cantata composition two years before when he was promoted to concertmaster at the Weimar court, writing one cantata per month to be performed in the Schlosskirche, the court chapel in the ducal. The text of Komm, du süße Todesstunde, and of most other cantatas written in Weimar, was provided by court poet. He based it on the prescribed gospel reading about the. His text reflects du süße longing for death, seen as a transition to a life united with Jesus. The cantata in six movements opens with a sequence of alternating and leading to a chorus and a concluding chorale. Bach scored the work for two vocal parts andaand a of recorders, strings and continuo. In the alto recitative movement 4accompanied by all instruments, Bach creates the images of sleep, of waking up, and of funeral bells, the latter in the recorders and of the strings. While the du süße published in a collection in 1715, Bach probably did not perform it until 27 September 1716, due to a period of public mourning of six months in the from August 1715. Bach revived the cantata when he was in Leipzig, but not forwhich included three new works for the 16th Sunday after Trinity. He performed Komm, du süße Todesstunde with minor changes between 1737 and 1746. He also assigned it to the occasion ofa feast with a similar topic. The Born in 1685, Bach established his reputation as an outstanding organist while in his teens. He moved to Weimar in 1708 to take up a position as court organist to the co-reigning dukes and of. He had already begun to compose cantatas at his previous posts at andand his reasons for moving included disappointment with the standard of singing at the churches where he had worked. He was appointed concertmaster of the Weimar court capelle on 2 March 1714. In that position, he assumed principal responsibility for composing new works. Specifically, he was tasked with providing cantatas for the Schlosskirche palace church on a monthly schedule, which would result in for the within four years. Cantatas of 1716 The cantatas which were probably first performed in 1716 used texts by the Weimar court poetpublished in his collections Evangelisches Andachts-Opffer 1715 and Evangelische Sonn- und Festtages-Andachten 1717. Fewer cantatas have survived from this period than from the years before; possibly some were lost, and possibly some proposed cantatas were never written, reflecting Bach's loss of interest. From the start of the liturgical year on the first Sunday in Advent, Bach composed prolifically. He wrote works for three consecutive Sundays in Advent, prompted probably by the death of the Kapellmeister on 1 December 1716. When Bach's hope to become Drese's successor du süße not realized, he ceased to compose cantatas for the Weimar court. N03 4th Sunday in Advent 147 147a Franck 1717 Readings and text Bach wrote Komm, du süße Todesstunde for the. The prescribed readings for that Sunday were from theabout the strengthening of faith in the congregation ofand from theabout the raising from the dead of the. In Bach's time the story pointed at the resurrection of the dead, expressed in words of desire to die soon. Franck's text was published in Evangelisches Andachts-Opffer in 1715. Performances Portrait of the young Bach disputed Bach led the first performance, but its date has been debated. Dürr concluded initially in the first edition of his book Die Kantaten von Johann Sebastian Bach of 1971 that the cantata was first performed on 6 October 1715, but this date fell in a period of public mourning in Weimar. In August 1715 the brother of Duke Ernst August died, only 18 years old, and the duke proclaimed six months of mourning in the. Cantata performances were resumed sooner, with the 21st Sunday after Trinity on 10 November 1715. Now, the first performance of the work is generally accepted as the same occasion du süße following year, when the 16th Sunday after Trinity fell on 27 September 1716, by Wolff, the publisherand Dürr in the revised and translated edition of 2006. In 1723, his first year as in Leipzig, Bach composed a new cantata for the 16th Sunday after Trinity. A year later he wrote a for his, and for his third cantata cycle there he composed. He revived Komm, du süße Todesstunde in Leipzig, du süße only later, in a version dated sometime between 1737 and 1746, with minor changes to the scoring. He even performed it for a different liturgical occasion, the feast du süße the on 2 February. Music Structure and scoring The cantata is structured in six movements: a series of alternating and leads to a chorus and a concluding chorale. As with several other cantatas based on words by Franck, it is scored for a small ensemble: soloist Asoloist Ta and a of two Fltwo VlVaOrg and Bc. The duration is given as 19 minutes. Du süße structural element is the anticipation of the closing chorale in the first movement, where the chorale melody is used as a. Bach also used this approach to unify the structure in two other Weimar cantatas,and. He du süße used the juxtaposition of a chorale cantus firmus against vocal music on a grand scale in hisin both and. The use of recorders in Komm, du süße Todesstunde is reminiscent of the early cantata Actus tragicus. At the Leipzig performances of the cantata, the first verse of the chorale was probably sung by ainstead of using an instrumental rendition of the chorale tune in the first aria. The cantata was transposed from to at Leipzig, where the recorders may have been replaced by. In the following table of the movements, the scoring and are given for the version performed in Weimar in 1716. The instruments are shown separately for winds and strings, while the continuo, playing throughout, is not shown. The themes of the two other are taken from the same melody, providing formal unity. The same melody appears five times in chorales of Bach's St Matthew Passion. They move in the in parallel thirds and sixths. The organ serves not only as a bass instrument but supplies the chorale melody. In Weimar, Bach seems to have expected the congregation to know the words of the first stanza of Knoll's du süße. I yearn from my heart for a peaceful end, since here I am surrounded by sorrow and wretchedness. I wish to depart from this evil world, I long for heavenly joys, O Jesus, come quickly. In a later performance in Leipzig, a soprano sang the stanza with the organ. I desire to depart from this world. Dürr notes that the development from secco to arioso is frequent in Bach's early cantatas, and is here especially motivated to highlight the biblical paraphrase. Bach set it for four parts, using song-like. Wolff compares the style to Thuringian of around 1700. The body, indeed, in the earth will be consumed by worms, yet it shall be resurrected, beautifully transfigured through Christ, it will shine like the sun and live without grief in heavenly joy and delight. What harm can death do me then. The writing in up to ten parts is extraordinarily subtle. Publication The cantata was edited by for thethe first complete edition of Bach's works, in a volume published in 1887. Later performances performed the cantata twice in the Bach year 2000 as part of the with the Monteverdi Choir. One performance was on the anniversary of Bach's death, 28 July, atand the other on the 16th Sunday after Trinity 8 October at the church of the in. Selected recordings The table entries are excerpted from the selection on the Bach-Cantatas website. Choirs with one voice per part and ensembles playing on period instruments in are marked by green background. Archived from on 14 July 2011. Bach digital website, managed by, and. Die Kantaten von Johann Sebastian Bach in German 4 ed. Online sources The complete recordings of Bach's cantatas are accompanied by liner notes from musicians and musicologists; Gardiner commented on hisIsoyama wrote forand Wolff for.
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Autor: isi Manchmal schließe ich meine Augen und denke an dich. Ich muss jede Sekunde an dich denken! Möchten Sie Ihre Liebe gestehen? Walk proud Our lovely and pretty bride Der Zahnarzt ist dagegen, dass du süße Sachen isst. I yearn from my heart for a peaceful end, since here I am surrounded by sorrow and wretchedness. Ich wünschte, ich könnte jeden verdammten morgen neben dir aufwachen und dich wachküssen. That means she's still my wife. Sicherlich sehr eisig und trostlos. In August 1715 the brother of Duke Ernst August died, only 18 years old, and the duke proclaimed six months of mourning in the.
