Bach - Motet Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied BWV 225 - MacLeod | Netherlands Bach Society
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- “A complete orchestra should be added to this”, wrote Mozart on his copy of Bach’s motet 'Singet dem Herrn', performed here by the Netherlands Bach Society for All of Bach. He was very enthusiastic about the piece, which was performed as a surprise when he visited the Thomasschule in Leipzig, in 1789. At his request, Mozart was given a copy of it. In his account of the event ten years later, Johann Friedrich Rochlitz says that Mozart even shouted “Now there’s something you can learn from!
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Netherlands Bach Society
Stephan MacLeod, conductor
1- Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied [0:09]
2- Wie sich ein Vater erbarmet [4:30]
3- Lobet dem Herrn in seinen Taten [12:07]
4- Alles, was Odem hat, lobe den Herren, Halleluja! [13:28]
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Sublime!!! ❤❤❤
At this point in my life, all it takes is a few seconds of a cantata, all my faculties break and the tears begin to flow.
The same things happens to me. Especially with this motet.
That happens here too.
My Bach scholar piano teacher is the EXACT SAME WAY. My playing has only ever brought him to tears like three times over the years, and those have been the proudest moments of my life
I hear you....
I hear you.....who needs therapy or drugs when there's Bach?
Respect for actually taking the repeat in the 2nd mvt!
In 1789, 39 years after Bach's death, Mozart happened to be in Leipzig, and visited the Thomasschule. The boys choir was practicing at the time, so the cantor had them perform this piece for Mozart. Mozart went almost manic with joy, and after poring over the varied instrument and singer scores, Mozart made his famous exclamation "Now this is music from which a man can learn something!", and made Mozart a lifelong devotee of Bach's music.
But he died already in 1791...
@@musika672 Huh? This was 2 years before Mozart died.
He gave the best of what he had to give. He was the best and continues to be
What an absolutely marvellous performance.
Perfect intonation and blend of voices and superb tone. I absolutely love the Dutch as a people (one exception being the matron at my boarding school who confiscated my hot water bottle) and this standard of singing, full of such joy and musical perfection, fills me with such a warm sense of identity and oneness with the singers.
The motets have been recorded by some eminent British Ensembles and the Trinity Cambridge version under Marlow is very fine, but cannot compare with the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
The absolute peak of ingenuity. It doesn't get any better. No human being has ever achieved greater brilliance than Johann Sebastian Bach with his works, and this piece is one of his finest.
Oh mein Gott, ist das schön!
Ich habe das Stück in vierzig Jahren bestimmt an die hundertmal gesungen, ich kann es auswendig.
Hätte nie gedacht, dass man es so gut in diesem Tempo singen kann!
Und das Tempo ist genau richtig so!
Besonders begeistert bin ich von der Textverständlichkeit!
Unglaublich!
Last movement only for virtuosos vocal, that was magnificent.
I sing with the Bach Collegium in United States and hope we sing this piece in the future. Purely delightful.
Sometimes I wonder if Bach was a man or belonged to a different category of living being…How could he coinceive such music?
No hay nadie mas grande que Bach!!❤❤
Such remarkable focus, articulation, lightness, and sheer presence comes through in this ethereal performance. Such a performance makes this fine music utterly compelling. And the videography matches all this. Gorgeous glowing light, and perfect focus on individual performers. I can't imagine how this could be better. What an achievement! Thank you, yet again.
MacLeod is also an absolutely superb singer.
That’s how we will be welcomed in heaven!! It’s so incredibly wonderful and brilliant. Thanks so much
The first movement of _Singet_ is probably the most demanding piece of choral music ever written.
It is metal as f* ^^.
@@theallofist5461 roflmao it is very challenging!
This is one of the best interpretations I've yet heard.
Robert Franenberg is getting a workout in the Halleluja movement at the end! Big fan of his playing. 👍
Thank you for watching. Greetings, Robert
Difficile de faire mieux . Tempo digne de la pulsation de l'oeuvre du début à la fin. Equilibre des différents registres, toutes les vagues émotionnelles sont ressenties et la simplicité comme la technicité des chanteurs sont exemplaires . Un immense bravo !!
5:08 --> Grace-filled moment. These alto and tenor mix fantastically well.
Is this Bach’s greatest work? Maybe. 😎🎹
How beautiful is this?
What a treat to my ears ! A definite addition to my playlist.
Agreed, Joseph! By the way, I kindly recommend the appreciation of the work of a living classical composer dedicated mostly to sacred music. I feel myself like a sort of non-official ambassador for his music - and, effectively, also one of his few supporters. He is very, very talented. You won't be disappointed. Greetings from France! th-cam.com/users/WFerdinand
Stunning performance!!
Absolutely agree, Dirk! By the way, I kindly recommend the appreciation of the work of a living classical composer dedicated mostly to sacred music. I feel myself like a sort of non-official ambassador for his music - and, effectively, also one of his few supporters. He is very, very talented. You won't be disappointed. Greetings from France! th-cam.com/users/WFerdinand
Can this channel transfer all of their music on their youtube channel to Spotify because I think we all agree that this institution has the best content of bach music, so I would say that it is in your best interest to do so.
Sincerely,
A fan with a spotify membership
We are currently exploring this possibility, but we can't tell yet if this option will become available.
@@bachHola , good morning, my name is Luis, i was just going to ask, it has been a year since you replay to Malhaar Nair, is there a different answer now? muchas gracias
Alles perfekt 😍
Outstanding performance!
Thanks to all of you,,,,from composer to performers. A spectacular piece of music.
Bach's greatest motet.
The absolute Master. Great performance!
Amazing, as always. I’ve been looking forward to this motet. Everything about this project is perfect, the setting, the cinematography and of course the musical performance!
The singers & musicians all emanate a light which travels straight through to the listener's soul. Thanks NBS,you are a constant source of joy.
Many thanks to all the performers spending so many hours with each other to delight us with this beautiful music. The more you perform together the better and easier it is to meet your directors expectations. Try to remain civil to each other when things get tedious and demanding. You are all doing an exceptional job.
Like a angels' chorus from heaven. Thank you! from Japan.
He gave us the most beautiful music ever written. What more is there to say? Everything l try to say seems inadequate, but nevertheless must be said. Matchless? That goes without saying!
Esta Netherlands Bach Society dá.me cá uma inveja, que faz favor! Uma verdadeira pérola o Bach que é aqui produzido... pela frugalidade, simplicidade, espiritualidade. Um Bach groumet, com sal e pimenta qb, um Bach que oiço com tanto agrado que, de esdrúxulo, nem um som. Tenho pena que, por onde vivo, não exista nada de semelhante. Numa palavra: um Bach comovedor. Agradecidíssimo a Netherlands Bach Society!
Magnificent.
Indeed, Vanni. By the way, I kindly recommend the appreciation of the work of a living classical composer dedicated mostly to sacred music. I feel myself like a sort of non-official ambassador for his music - and, effectively, also one of his few supporters. He is very, very talented. You won't be disappointed. Greetings from France! th-cam.com/users/WFerdinand
Lobe den Herrn !!!
Wonderful, beautiful! Greetings from Stockholm Singers.
he really wrote the best chorals
INSUPERABLE tanto como composición así como interpretación!!!! AMAZING!
wonderfully crafted singing and playing - so clear and beautiful. thank you!
Meraviglia💖
No wonder Mozart got annihilated after hearing this. Encounters with Johann Sebastian Bach's music tend to that.
'Ah - I can learn from this'.... (or something similar) What a glorious performance - the voices NEVER sound tired in this group. Is it something in the air?
¡Que maravilloso trabajo realizan! Bellísimas interpretaciones de la obra de Bach, muchas gracias por compartir esto con el mundo.
De acuerdo, Emilio! By the way, I kindly recommend the appreciation of the work of a living classical composer dedicated mostly to sacred music. I feel myself like a sort of non-official ambassador for his music - and, effectively, also one of his few supporters. He is very, very talented. You won't be disappointed. Greetings from France! th-cam.com/users/WFerdinand
It would have been fascinating to be there when Mozart heard this in Leipzig. Ask him what he thought about it.
Une joie immarcescible s'empare de moi à cet instant...
Was it Kant who said eternity is inconceivable, because it would be too boring? But Bach's cantatas lead us to believe in a realm of light, joy and endless creativity. [excerpt from "When Sebastian Met Immanuel"]
Prachtig ,prachtig, met een enorm enthousiasme gezongen!!
Dit motet heeft mijn aandacht getrokken en tevens kunnen behouden, vooral door het mooie muzikale spel van vraag en antwoord tussen solisten en koor! Opnieuw een puike prestatie, bravo!
De titel van Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied doet me trouwens denken aan mijn jeugd, toen een ik een koraal van Handel met die titel zong, helaas nauwelijks te vergelijken met dit sterk uitgewerkte motet.
Mankind my end in a nuclear war desaster but it has at least created this divine music
Virtuose doppelchörige Koloratur-Kunst...
Como faz bem ouvir Bach. Ele fez música como nenhum outro. Tentar estudar a suas obras não é possível. Temos que escutar e apreciar suas composições. Uma mais brilhante que a outra. Viverá para sempre.
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
“Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied” *(1727)* *BWV 225*
*“Sing to the Lord a new song”*
_Motet for 8-Part Double Chorus_
00:09 I. *Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied*
02:13 *Die Kinder Zion [Fugue]*
04:30 II. *Wie sich ein Vater erbarmet*
12:08 III. *Lobet den Herrn in seinen Taten*
13:29 *Alles, was Odem hat,*
*lobe den Herrn. Hallelujah!*
*[Fugue]*
15:18 _The End_
Ut semper, praestantes, egregii! Quid aliud dicam?
Great, thanks!
Supremely beautiful. I notice a couple of faces in there too both male and female! I'm just waiting for the results of my first singing teaching diploma. I've decided to qualify anyway if I can despite dropping out of college in Wuppertal. It's level 4 100 CATS points the old format DipABRSM in Vocal Teaching up to Grade 6 ABRSM. If I get that I'm going for the performance one as well in the new year. The ARSM. I'm really confident with it now. I did a piano masterclass at RAM recently but I got totally too nervous and my hands turned to jelly and I couldn't play at all. I used to be like that when I sang but I'm not now. I sang regularly with Daniela Bechly in her family choir and she's a former opera signer at your level. Singing with her and her mates and old Ben Vonberg Clark finally gave me the confidence at 46. I could win competitions on my day in my youth but I was so inconsistent like when I play at the moment. I think it's just a lack of experience playing 4 hands and in ensemble. I don't care if I make a mistake when I sing now but I'm terrified still as a player. I think if I'm given more masterclasses I could play better I played it perfectly when I warmed up. I couldn't play it for the life of me when he asked me and that is just psychological not musical. I was playing Minuet II from BWV 813 in C Minor. I wanna get back into Aldeburgh Voices if I get my diplomas. the result should be out next week. If I get it it's official professional status as a singer at last. I played it now not a single mistake! I played an Eb not an E and he corrected me. soundcloud.com/hugh-gregory-waldock/bwv-813-minuet-ii-with-mistake-correction?si=e272efb034a342aa83bb96fbfa4ba174&
cool
Meget smuk korsang og skøn musik i en højere enhed.......
Absolutely fantastic!
Simply breathtaking.
Bach would be proud
Just imagine the applause this must have received
Very nice job! Beautiful tone and exceptional clarity!
Qué maravilla!!!
Awesome
Splendido! Che altro dire?
Belíssimo!
A música 🎶 de Bach contém "chaves para desbloqueios mentais " 🌎🌻⚘️👍🦋
Maravilha!!!
Stephan MacLeod が指揮しているのは初めて見ました😊。BCJの松蔭でのソロの印象が強くて。それにしても、合唱もオケも上手ですね。マタイもヨハネもロ短調もCD持っていますよ。でもショルがアルトソロしていたマタイの時代より、進化されていますね。日本の貴団のファンより。
Absolutely wonderful! Thank you so much! It might be of interest to you that I am writing a novel and the end of part one is the performance of this cantata in English by a group of only 8 singers acapella. The effect that it has upon an audience member in the front row ends part one.
“A esto hay que añadir una orquesta completa”, escribió Mozart en su copia del motete de Bach 'Singet dem Herrn', interpretado aquí por la Sociedad "All of Bach" de los Países Bajos. Se mostró muy entusiasmado con la pieza, que fue interpretada como sorpresa cuando visitó la Thomasschule de Leipzig, en 1789. A petición suya, Mozart recibió una copia de la misma. En su relato del acontecimiento diez años después, Johann Friedrich Rochlitz dice que Mozart incluso gritó: “¡Ahora hay algo de lo que puedes aprender!
Sociedades educadas!
Let og luftig sang lige fra bladet, så smukt kan det gøres. Herlig musik lige i øret......
Magnifique! 🙏🏼
Lindo demaissssss
Ulan şu Hollandalılar olmasa Bach falan dinleyemezdik böyle güzel. Helal olsun lan adamlara köy kadar ufacık yerde ne güzel şeyler yapıyorlar.
Vraiment très impressionnant. Superbe performance. Je me demande combien de temps il faut pour maîtriser les différentes parties de cette composition, ce n'est certainement pas 15 minutes et 15 secondes.
Un feu d artifice à couper le souffle .
Dieu nous a donné Bach, ou le contraire
Mais si Dieu n'existait pas Bach l'aurait inventé.
What is the name of the instrument the man is playing at 1:08?
A Vern a theorbo
Can someone please explain why composers use the male counter-tenor voice? Is it just there are (rather subtle) tonal differences? Or was it a hang-over from medieval times? Thanks
All male singers were very common in the Baroque era. In most performances during that age, the soprano voices were sung by young boys.
18th century baroque had some weird tastes. The castrato singers were probably the most extreme phenomenon of that era.
@@Samplesurfer Yes, I guess that's true. Although with boys there is that crystalline quality. I'm not enjoying see the grown-up dudes singing alto and soprano lines, would much rather see a boy or a woman, no question.
Sublime. Just marvelous. Recording is a bit Soprano dominant. Hard to really hear the other voice parts come in clearly. But Wow, so fine.
Indeed sublime, Shawn! By the way, I kindly recommend the appreciation of the work of a living classical composer dedicated mostly to sacred music. I feel myself like a sort of non-official ambassador for his music - and, effectively, also one of his few supporters. He is very, very talented. You won't be disappointed. Greetings from France! th-cam.com/users/WFerdinand
My favorite of Bach's six splendid Motets.
However, I feel the tempos in the opening and concluding movements are uncomfortably *too fast.* The profuse and highly complex *contrapuntal figuration* becomes a frantic-sounding *blur* at these inappropriate and ill-considered speeds... and we are left feeling not only vaguely *unnerved,* but somehow *cheated* -- We are not allowed to savor and really appreciate all the intricate "goings-on" that the composer labored at. (In Bach's time, "Allegro" simply meant "lightness/cheerfulness," *not* "Presto Furioso.")
Nevertheless, a beautiful rendition by a superb ensemble.
The wondrous final Fugue is always a great thrill - both to sing and hear. 💥👍
I suppose old people on walkers might find this "uncomfortably *too fast* " and feel vaguely *unnerved.* "Help, I've fallen and can't get up!"
I was really enjoying this until you told me how horrible it is.
@@herrickinman9303 In Bach's time allegro was not Presto furioso.
@@josephanthony8585 You are only a click away from another performance to see if Bob has a point, which he does, and you can get right back to enjoying yourself.
That's some high speed Bach, the first part...
This composer never gave anything but his
They all look so ridiculous I can't help laugh! No wonder, considering what they're preforming. Bless their mastery for this wonderful performance! Thanks NBS
😭🙌🏼❣️
Mozart visited Leipzig in 1789 and was striked when he heard Bach's " Singet dem Herrn " and asked to see more. He then copied some of the music sheets and even quoted one of Bach's composition ("Ach Gott, vom Himmel sieh darein" BWV2) inside his famous " The magic flute ".
If Mozart had been born 6 years earlier, he would have met the person from whom he took these notes
Utmost quality in every aspect
Sehr schön, ich kann die Instrumente aber kaum durchhören. Dadurch, dass die Singstimmen so zahlreich belegt sind, sind sogar die Oboen ( auch Oboe d'more) ziemlich unhörbar. Es würde meiner Meinung nach reichen, wenn jede Stimme mit einem oder zwei Sängern besetzt ist.
Nice......esp no vibrato.
El no va más.
Serafini incarnati....
2:12
First comment, bwv 228 please !!
The music is outstanding but one thing I've never understood is why vocals were written like this back in Bach's time. What's the point of listening to singer's sing words you can't understand? I think it would be just as effective to rearrange these pieces just for instruments. Again, the music is top notch, perfect ,etc...but it's weird to listen to vocals you have no idea of what the words are...
I find it difficult to say anything except that he never gave anything
Too fast for me....
I've never understood why the modern baroque performers acting like clown, moving and waving hands like crazy people. Look at Karl Richter, von Karajan or other conductor of the past, they were stoic on the podium.
I totally agree with you and think about this a lot because I find it distracting to the music. Often I feel it is the person's ego that sneaks through. As a performer I feel it is distracting and annoying.
The Baroque period was about the "Dance" to the text of the music or the Dance style of the movement (Bourree, Courante, Gigue for example), of what kind of dance it was, which is why they use as a expression device for expressing the music in a performance atmosphere, to show where the beat was for example. Truthfully, there was very little information about how the performances during the 1600s-1700s of how music was performed, so this is probably a modern interpretation of playing music in a more period manner (even vibrato in the strings was minimally used for example for important expressive moments, however instruments like woodwinds, did not use any kind of vibrato, that was a modern invention in the 1930-40s actually). The more stoic approach is a more modern approach to playing classical music nowadays. If your barely moving to the music, your not emulating the dance of the period.
Shut up, you aren't listening you are watching. You know nothing about Music let alone conducting a seal doing tricks.