Look at his face 00:06 as he sits down knowing what has arrived and look in her eyes 00:33 before she starts singing. These young musicians are living it! This is precious! Tausend Dank, NBS, und alles liebe from the German neighbourhood.
That's what's so special about this ensemble: The care and dedication to the music. The highest level of craft & mastery are not even to be mentioned, they're so beyond question. It's the _musical reverence_ that communicates so powerfully.
It's great that they're totally & visibly invested in the music. But honestly, I wouldn't care if they were winking at each other and smirking. :^> It's the performance - the _sound_ they're generating that's awesome to me. This is world class. And I love the period instruments and appropriate stylistic conventions, especially the sparsity of vibrato (especially the strings, though less so in the singers). Huge shout out to the recording engineers, too. Perfection.
@@pbasswil the feeling is converted to sound if you are good enough which they are so it definitely matters, if they were smiling and smirking it might not sound as sad as it should
@@LuluTravelVideos "smiling and smirking" You took me literally, I was painting an exaggerated picture to make my point: It's the sound that matters to me. Have you ever watched a performer whose movements or demeanor are distracting? When that occasionally happens, I just close my eyes.
Se ha cumplido! Oh consuelo para las almas atormentadas! Que la noche de luto me haga pensar en la última hora. El héroe de Juda vence poderoso, y ha concluido su batalla. Se ha cumplido.
I like her acting. Not sure how important it is in music. Maybe for the experts only sound matters. But I like how she changes her mood while singing "Held aus Juda siegt mit Macht und schließt den Kampf." [Hero of Judah triumphs with power and closes the fight] and them switches back to reality with a deep lament "Es ist Vollbracht" [it is finishe].
Thank god. I was wondering why no one was mentioning this. When I heard the development of the 1st mvt of op. 69 it immediately recognized this theme. But I didn't realize that the op. 110 klagender gesang theme was this same theme until you said it.
@@thomasjohn5037 it is beautifully developed in the cello sonata.. Knowing where the theme came from and how Beethoven later uses it in the piano sonata makes it an even more profound experience to hear it get through so much darkness with the cello.. I wonder if it appears anywhere else
There is something in this aria which could be mistaken to belong to the Romantic-era and not to the Baroque. Or, better: Bach's music in beyond definitions of musical-periods, and this most beautiful performance does justice to the lyrics and to the music as well. Bravi! Thanks NBS!
Belle voix ! qui tient bien son rang, face à ces messieurs Alex, Tim, Damien etc. C'est rare et précieux une voix comme celle-là. J'espère l'entendre à nouveau chez NBS 😉
Top 5 arias in the Johannes Passion: 5. Erwegge aria (tenor) 4. Mein Teurer Heiland (Bass) 3. Zer Fleisse Mein Hertze (soprano) 2. This 1. Eilt, ihr ange fochtenen seelen
German: Es ist vollbracht! O Trost vor die gekränkten Seelen! Die Trauernacht läßt nun die letzte Stunde zählen. Der Held aus Juda siegt mit Macht und schließt den Kampf. Es ist vollbracht! English: It is finished! O comfort unto afflicted souls! The night of grief now allows the final hour to be tallied. The champion of Judea triumphs with might and concludes the battle. It is finished!
Can someone explain the meaning of the upbeat segment that starts at 3:51 ? It seems a bit off compared to the rest of the theme, which I guess is Mary mourning over the death of Christ.
Au tout début de cet extrait, l’image reste figée quelques secondes sur la basse, celui qui chante Jésus. Le nom de cet Aria « es ist vollbracht » est tiré de l’évangile selon Saint Jean (le verset 19 du chapitre 30) qui dit : « Quand Jésus eut pris le vinaigre, il dit : Tout est accompli. Et, baissant la tête, il rendit l'esprit. » Ce début de vidéo ne résulterait-il d’une genre de scénographie, un peu comme les drames liturgiques au Moyen Âge (la basse qui joue Jesus, comme ds l’Ecriture, « baisse la tête » et ensuite, l’alto chante « tout est accompli »). Je n’arrive pas à savoir si j’interprète trop ou si la NBS sont vraiment des génies en tous points. Quoi qu’il en soit, l’interprétation est prodigieuse, irréprochable et plaindr d’émotions, merci !
I listened to many versions of this aria and I finally found that this viola da gamba player is outstanding and has a lot of emotion on her playing.
Totally agree!
Just in case you missed. ;)
ruclips.net/video/5_SOIMHYeu4/видео.html
It would be really nice if they credited her, but no - as usual, they only mention the names of the singers. 🙄 🙄 🙄
@@vlnvlaclogbaerhpno, it's Mieneke van der Velden.
Auf jeden Fall Andreas Scholl ist am besten
Look at his face 00:06 as he sits down knowing what has arrived and look in her eyes 00:33 before she starts singing.
These young musicians are living it! This is precious! Tausend Dank, NBS, und alles liebe from the German neighbourhood.
That's what's so special about this ensemble: The care and dedication to the music. The highest level of craft & mastery are not even to be mentioned, they're so beyond question. It's the _musical reverence_ that communicates so powerfully.
I was going to post about her eyes at that spot as well. Her expression reminds me of a painting from Bach's time.
It's great that they're totally & visibly invested in the music. But honestly, I wouldn't care if they were winking at each other and smirking. :^> It's the performance - the _sound_ they're generating that's awesome to me. This is world class. And I love the period instruments and appropriate stylistic conventions, especially the sparsity of vibrato (especially the strings, though less so in the singers). Huge shout out to the recording engineers, too. Perfection.
@@pbasswil the feeling is converted to sound if you are good enough which they are so it definitely matters, if they were smiling and smirking it might not sound as sad as it should
@@LuluTravelVideos "smiling and smirking" You took me literally, I was painting an exaggerated picture to make my point: It's the sound that matters to me. Have you ever watched a performer whose movements or demeanor are distracting? When that occasionally happens, I just close my eyes.
My favorite Aria in Johhanes pässion!
It's so emotionally touching me
sometimes I almost cried in this Aria.
Hmmm, i cry almost every time...
Danke, ja, es ist vollbracht! Die Musik berührt mein Herz und ich bitte für euch alle um Gottes Segen, La Paz, deutsche evangelische Gemeinde
So emotional. Wonderful performance.
Stunning, stunning, stunning! Gorgeous, rhetorical, sensitive singing by the always incredible Marine Fribourg!
Would’ve loved to have been there for this. So connected to the audience. So moving
Se ha cumplido!
Oh consuelo para las almas atormentadas!
Que la noche de luto
me haga pensar en la última hora.
El héroe de Juda vence poderoso,
y ha concluido su batalla.
Se ha cumplido.
Consumado es
Such a fan of the Netherlands Bach Society! Thank you for sharing
I listened already 5 times in the first hour after upload 💎
Wow my heart is so warm
I like her acting. Not sure how important it is in music. Maybe for the experts only sound matters. But I like how she changes her mood while singing "Held aus Juda siegt mit Macht und schließt den Kampf." [Hero of Judah triumphs with power and closes the fight] and them switches back to reality with a deep lament "Es ist Vollbracht" [it is finishe].
I learned that this gave the inspiration to the theme of the Klagender Gesang of Op. 110 by Beethoven. One masterpiece laid the basis for another.
Indeed. I noticed it is also a thema in the first movement of the op. 69 cello sonata.
Thank god. I was wondering why no one was mentioning this. When I heard the development of the 1st mvt of op. 69 it immediately recognized this theme. But I didn't realize that the op. 110 klagender gesang theme was this same theme until you said it.
@@thomasjohn5037 it is beautifully developed in the cello sonata.. Knowing where the theme came from and how Beethoven later uses it in the piano sonata makes it an even more profound experience to hear it get through so much darkness with the cello.. I wonder if it appears anywhere else
@@sanderspoelstra8072 I fully agree with you
This is the best recording. So much emotion.
La musique de Bach nous transporte de sommets en sommets, ici encore, bouleversant.
Slight shades of Albinoni’s famous adagio here, to me at least. I just heard this piece for the first time, right now, and I love it!!!!
Для меня тоже.
I love the final Allegro part of it. It's so inspiring!
There is something in this aria which could be mistaken to belong to the Romantic-era and not to the Baroque. Or, better: Bach's music in beyond definitions of musical-periods, and this most beautiful performance does justice to the lyrics and to the music as well. Bravi! Thanks NBS!
Truly beyond definitions. When Brahms famously said "Study Bach! There you will find everything!" he literally meant everything.
Bla bla bla. Old man
@@Funkywallot Wow what a meaningless response
Belle voix ! qui tient bien son rang, face à ces messieurs Alex, Tim, Damien etc.
C'est rare et précieux une voix comme celle-là. J'espère l'entendre à nouveau chez NBS 😉
Roboratif en tout cas, le grand Jean Sébastien en cette période de confinement. Merci la NBS! Je ne regrette pas de m'être abonnée.
i have sung the whole john passion twice, its rather lovely.
Oh my, that is very beautiful.
I can’t wait for the whole thing to be uploaded
Lyle Waller ooh I must have missed it
this is beautiful
Espiritu....cantante tan sublime ...no afectada...belleza natural sublime
Nice song
Perfect.
La primera frase de la viola de gamba es el tema del "Adagio de Albinoni" de Renzo Giazotto ;)
Sublime
Top 5 arias in the Johannes Passion:
5. Erwegge aria (tenor)
4. Mein Teurer Heiland (Bass)
3. Zer Fleisse Mein Hertze (soprano)
2. This
1. Eilt, ihr ange fochtenen seelen
🎶🎤🎤🎤🎙🎙🎙✨
puik ❤
The viola da gamba theme is directly cited by Beethoven in his penultimate piano sonata opus 110 (“Klagender Gesang”).
as well as in the 3rd cello sonata
@@maltezeller9223 cello suite or gamba sonata? He didn’t write any cello sonatas (sadly)…
@@vlnvlaclogbaerhpno Beethoven's 3rd cello sonata has the theme in the developement of the 1st movement
3:15 3:25
German:
Es ist vollbracht!
O Trost vor die gekränkten Seelen!
Die Trauernacht
läßt nun die letzte Stunde zählen.
Der Held aus Juda siegt mit Macht
und schließt den Kampf.
Es ist vollbracht!
English:
It is finished!
O comfort unto afflicted souls!
The night of grief
now allows the final hour to be tallied.
The champion of Judea triumphs with might
and concludes the battle.
It is finished!
Can someone explain the meaning of the upbeat segment that starts at 3:51 ? It seems a bit off compared to the rest of the theme, which I guess is Mary mourning over the death of Christ.
"The hero out of Judah conquers with might and concludes the battle."
So beautiful touching.
(Only the filming: I wished to see the lady singing longer..the camera switches e.g. to the church overview)
Au tout début de cet extrait, l’image reste figée quelques secondes sur la basse, celui qui chante Jésus.
Le nom de cet Aria « es ist vollbracht » est tiré de l’évangile selon Saint Jean (le verset 19 du chapitre 30) qui dit : « Quand Jésus eut pris le vinaigre, il dit : Tout est accompli. Et, baissant la tête, il rendit l'esprit. »
Ce début de vidéo ne résulterait-il d’une genre de scénographie, un peu comme les drames liturgiques au Moyen Âge (la basse qui joue Jesus, comme ds l’Ecriture, « baisse la tête » et ensuite, l’alto chante « tout est accompli »).
Je n’arrive pas à savoir si j’interprète trop ou si la NBS sont vraiment des génies en tous points.
Quoi qu’il en soit, l’interprétation est prodigieuse, irréprochable et plaindr d’émotions, merci !
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I just learned that Beethoven quoted the very beginning melody in his Piano Sonata 110: ruclips.net/video/aSYfLeCDJuA/видео.html
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Very good but I prefer this aria as sung by a bass.