J. S. Bach: Schauet doch und sehet, ob irgend ein Schmerz sei (BWV 46) (Koopman)
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- J. S. Bach: Schauet doch und sehet, ob irgend ein Schmerz sei (BWV 46)
Cantata for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity 1723
Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra & Choir
Ton Koopman
Bogna Bartosz, alto
Jörg Dürmüller, tenor
Klaus Mertens, bass
Coro: Schauet doch und sehet, ob irgend ein Schmerz sei
Recitativo (tenor): So klage du, zerstörte Gottesstadt
Aria (bass): Dein Wetter zog sich auf von weiten
Recitativo (alto): Doch bildet euch, o Sünder, ja nicht ein
Aria (alto): Doch Jesus will auch bei der Strafe
Chorale: O großer Gott von Treu
Maybe two hundred years later today’s disgusting music industry’s productions will be forgotten but l think Bach’s and many others will remain RIP Herr Bach 🎶
Du hast recht!
If God created the universe then Bach is his voice
Sublime 🧡
Sublime🧡
Muito linda a música!
Beautiful piece
no words can do the music justice
no words can do the music justice
Muchas gracias por compartirlo.
There mAY be something here for those in Hawaii (Maui) who have recently suffered wildfire bushfire devastation!
Profound food for thought! Perhaps also applicable to climate change... mostly destruction happens when we ignore God's order of creation, making poor choices... The last verse tells us to ask God's forgiveness, throwing ourselves on his mercy & taking the chance to make a new start!
"Climate change" is a leftist myth that has no place in a Bach discussion. Maybe if you listened to anything besides mainstream news you would realize that the Maui fire was not a bushfire.
this piece is, for me, a summit of occidental music.
I thought it was Tristan
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The qui tollis of the b minor mass. I've always wondered why Bach didn't even bother to write original pieces for his last masterpiece.
he wrote the most music of any composer. cut him some slack. he didn't look at the b minor mass as his final masterpiece. he looked at it the same as anything else. just another commission.
The B-min mass wasn't Bach's last work, it wasn't a commission, and it does contain newly-composed material (especially in the Credo).
Bach was in his mid sixties when he put together the B minor mass. He was in a terrible health condition, suffering terrible eyesight and the aftermath of two failed surgeries of an english quack doctor. He was most likely simply not able to compose a complete catholic mass at the time. By the way the reworkings of his older pieces are exactly what make the B Minor mass so appealing: not only are they extremely artistic and give every piece an entirely new face but also make the mass sort of a compendium of almost all the styles Bach wrote in and a summary of Bach's entire musical life. One grand and great final choral masterwork - maybe the greatest piece of art ever created by mankind.
Bach's last composition I guess he worked on was "Die Kunst der Fuge," Can be wrong.
what do you get when you cross sermon with mount ? A Mormon. [in this sad week of EU exit.]