Oh I love these overture openings! a perfect opener... with the chorus entering in the fugato section with the hymn. wonder if Bach was the first to do this.
Occasion: Wedding? 5th Sunday after Trinity? Performed: 1734 (25 July 1734?) subsequent performances in the second half of the 1730s and around 1740-1747
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Oh I love these overture openings! a perfect opener... with the chorus entering in the fugato section with the hymn. wonder if Bach was the first to do this.
phantastic title, where Bach speaks about himself somehow. And is this idea of vocal fugue in a french ouverture common?
Common in Bach's production, I"d say.The French Ouverture usually ends in a fugue, so it makes total sense.
O solo de violino da ária "Ich traue seiner Gnaden" é considerado o mais elaborado de todas as obras sacras de Bach.
Occasion: Wedding? 5th Sunday after Trinity?
Performed: 1734 (25 July 1734?)
subsequent performances in the second half of the 1730s and around 1740-1747
Ton Koopman?
Ye
By all respect, I find this one of Bach's weaker cantatas.
Would you care to elaborate?
Dude's deranged