Copying a one note Bach Aria
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2024
- An investigation into complex simplicity. The Drama that Bach wrote about an artistic battle, and a network of meanings. This is a story about a competition, where you can win the score that is calligraphed.
00:20 1736 Sigismund Scholze The Singing Muse - Singende Muse an der Pleisse
00:37 Two songs:
Dir zu Liebe, wertes Herze (song) BWV App B 37; BWV Anh. II 41; BWV Anh. 41
Ich bin nun, wie ich bin (song) BWV App B 36; BWV Anh. II 40; BWV Anh. 40
01:34 Bosens Hause
01:45 Collegium Musicum
02:32 Anna Magdalena and a small lap dog
02:43 Hausmannian suit : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portrai...
03:14 BWV 201 Geschwinde, geschwinde, ihr wirbelnden Winde BWV 201; BC G 46
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04:00 Gottfried Heinrich Bach
04:46 An Upper Palaeolithic Proto-writing System and Phenological Calendar
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05:28 Pan - Aria Zu Tanze, zu Sprunge, so wackelt das Herz + sketch
05:35 Phoebus a.k.a - Apollo Aria Mit Verlangen + draft
06:33 Midas donkey ears
07:00 BWV 212 Peasant Cantata Aria Dein Wachstum sei feste und lache vor Lust
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07:29 BWV 71 Pigeon Aria - Du wollest dem Feinde nicht geben
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07:53 Bach sketches
08:55 Bass Aria Man
09:00 Calligraphy of an Aria
09:19 BWV 149 Man singet mit Freuden vom Sieg BWV 149; BC A 181
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09:34 BWV 208 Hunting Cantata - Was mir behagt, ist nur die muntre Jagd [1st version] BWV 208.1; BWV 208; BC G 1/G 3
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10:17 Arcangle Michael
10:56 Eisenachisches Gesangbuch, Eisenach 1673
11:06 In the Calov bible Bach annotated the passage that describes heavenly music sounding in unison, Chronicles 5:12-13 : Man, he is good
11:19 Musicalisches Lexicon (Walther, Johann Gottfried) ; First Publication, 1732
The B A C H motiv : www.bach-cantatas.com/Arran/L...
11:35 Ruth Tatlow Bach's Numbers Compositional Proportion and Significance 2016
11:49 Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (or Georg Andreas Sorge): Fuge über BACH, BWV Anh. 108
12:06 How to win this calligraphy
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Please *do* talk about it for hours :)
Back when I still used to write music on paper, I always used a Pilot Razor Point. The first thing I would do after I opened it for the first time was split the plastic tip. That way you could get quill-like performance from it. Turn it one way and you get super-thin lines for stems and such. Then turn it halfway the other direction and you could get a nice thick line for 8th and 16th note flags and beams.
Although I'm glad to have traded paper for perfect parts printed by the computer, I wouldn't trade the knowledge and experience of writing on paper for anything.
Amazing!, splitting a Pilot Razor Point, I will try that for fun.
So many layer to discover thanks to the analysis of Bach's writing. ❤
Thank you Aldo for your response!
...and I could listen to you talk about this for hours, too.
Thank you Chris, that's a great incentive to continue.
Like any good historian, you grasp that worlds upon worlds are implied by the smallest details of ordinary life-a stray mark, a hair!
I never knew how much manuscripts tell about the composer until I watched one of your videos!
Great, I'm happy about that!
Always very interesting videos, getting lost in small details and enjoying the search for Bach's truth!
Thank you for your comment Ignacio, I'm glad you watched!
Amazing channel and content! Your unique perspective on history, calligraphy, and Bach is truly inspiring. Keep up the incredible work! Saludos desde Chile 😄
Thank you for your nice response!
I dream of engaging in a similar situation as Bach did, meeting a dedicated group of musicians twice a week for two hours in the eveneing, over coffee/cacao, nicotine. Two hours each night is probably just the right amount of time, striking a balance between productivity and focus.
You put so much work and effort into your videos! Beautiful! And poor Gottfried Heinrich, he really didn't have a great life from what I can recall. Fascinating to see what could have been his handwriting!
The special combination of the expressive motor skills of a five-year-old and the coherent insight into musical notation makes me suspect that Gottfried was at work here. Thank you for your response Ignatius and your humane thought.
I love learning Calligraphy through your videos
Thank you, that's a great incentive to make many more!
MAN I would love this score it’s so beautiful!
Thank you Mikolaj! For watching and your response.
J.S. Bach is THE Man !
I wish I understood Bach's music at least partly as much as I love it!
Me too!
Be: "muss es sein?" Ba: "Man"... Be: "es muss sein."
The score is beautiful 😍
Thank you, that's great to hear!
Thank you for your kind response!
Please do talk on this for hours! We'd love to listen.
I will do my best!
4:38 this is beautiful. Glad I stumbled on your channel. The single note remind me of the quote by Emerson "Everything in Nature contains all the powers of Nature. Everything is made of one hidden stuff.”
Nice quote! Pantheism (all, everything) summarizes the narrative in one single term.
A genuinely enjoyable video. How much practice was required for you to be able to mimic Bach's musical writing style so faithfully?
I started in November 2022 and took twenty two-hour lessons with a professional calligrapher. Since then I have been practicing every day, I am learning slowly but I am disciplined by nature. Calligraphy is a matter of technique and a lot of practice and good observation.
@@joostwitte5546 Thank you for the reply--your work verifies that your training, practice and discipline have paid off wonderfully.
Like the English translation of the name, Bach-thus “brook”-your words and calligraphy eloquently stream.
Thank you Brian for your great response!
Could you tell me about the rastrum you use? I collect and use old fountain pens for composing music and have written an article on music nibs, however am not as familiar with rastrums. The one you're using seems quite easy to use and produces healthy lines.
The rastrum I use is an automatic pen, made from steel. That is historically incorrect: a late 18th century invention. But brass rastra are not perfectly suited for the job.
😂 Man, oh Man 😊
Is your calligraphy available for purchase?
Yes, I work on commission! My channel account contains my email address to contact me.
“Man,” Bach wrote, with all his powers,
“Man, o man,” Joost talks for hours,
All about this man who knows,
Bach, this brook from whom good flows.
Flowing water makes us live.
Flowing notes, Bach’s work to give,
Kept on paper, scribed with ink,
Helping us to feel and think.
Think on what? God’s love, so wide,
Christ, our savior, crucified,
And the Holy Ghost, inspiring
Bach to work and make, untiring.
Witte keeps his thoughts online,
Scribing with his quills, so fine,
Finest insights, newly seen
Every while, upon the screen.
Publishing so far and wide:
Bach’s great thoughts have never died.
They live on, as Christ lives on,
Music that is never gone:
Never gone because we make
All this music for love’s sake:
Loving God, we work and try
Music that will never die.
Bach wrote a love song for Apollo. Can you believe that?
Hey dude, I really, really like your channel. I hope we would be friends if you visit Croatia for a coffee!
That sounds really great, thanks for the invite!
I can't believe Bach composed a love song for Apollo. Apollo is said to be the angel of the bottomless pit. Apollo isn't a "good guy" at all. Apollo means "The Destroyer". He's said to be the being who will lead an army against Jesus and stuff in The Judgment Day/Apocalipse/Revelations.
"They have as king over them the angel of the bottomless pit. His name in Hebrew is Abaddon, and in Greek he is called Apollyon." Revelation 9:11.
I don't understand why Bach partook in such work. I did think all of his work was dedicated to the christian God. I would have never imagined that he composed for other gods as well... This is quite a shock to me. I was not expecting this.
I am sorry it's so disturbing. Phoebus aka Apollo finds himself in a morally difficult position because he accidentally killed Hyacinthus.
Love your great prachtig work so much! Enjoyed every second of it! Dank je wel for sharing. 💜🎶
Beautiful video.
But this new trend of animating portraits gives me the creeps. It's like a nightmare.
I did think it was pretty cool, but I can see why one would think it's kind of unsettling.
Yes, I can imagine the uncanny valley evokes horror. Hopefully the paintings on Greek pottery have provided some counterweight to this.