To me, Bach is the most sublime representation of the human soul there is. I love his music with all my ❤️ Beautiful rendition of this cantata. Kudos to the singer, conductor and all the musicians.
Bravo! Wonderful interpretation! Special mention to the solo oboist who makes me feel the presence of my recently deceased wife, Lise Beauchamp, one of the great oboists in Canada whose expressive playing still resonates in my soul. Thank you for your touching performance! Merci pour votre performance si touchante! Et merci à J. S. Bach...
I was privileged to work with Lise many times, first as a student and then as a colleague. I am so sorry for your loss, it was incredibly tragic that she went so early. She was an exceptional oboist and musician.
La Musica Terapeutica di Bach mi ha aiutato a sconfiggere la mia Depressione.Dove gli Psicofarmaci non ci sono riusciti Bach con la sua Musica Terapeutica Si!! Soli Deo Gloria onore al grande Kappellmeister di Lipsia 🙏❤🎇✨🎆🌌🪐🌞 Saluti a tutti voi da Lecce South Italy Baroque City 🕍😉👋👋
Unsagbar schön - diese Kantate BWV 82 und diese Aufführung, ich bin zutiefst ergriffen. Seit bald 50 Jahren ist dies meine Lieblings-Kantate, ich bin jetzt 64 Jahre alt - für mich gibt es nichts Grösseres als die Musik von Bach. Ich danke dem NBS-Ensemble von ganzem Herzen für diese einzigartige, wunderbar tiefe Aufführung - es ist für mich die schönste, ausdrucksvollste Interpretation dieser Kantate, die ich je gehört. DANKE !!! ❤️
@@clawclamzz5136 Diese Idee trage ich schon seit Jahrzehnten mit mir herum. - Bachs ganze Musik drückt für mich in einzigerARTiger Weise immer gleichzeitig tiefe Trauer, heiligen Ernst und grosse, erlösende Heiterkeit aus. Nirgends finde ich heilsameren Trost als bei Bach - und in dieser Kantate kommt dies für mich ganz besonders zum Ausdruck - vor allem in dieser unsagbar schönen Aufführung des NBS.Ensembles.
Ich bin 'erst' 44 und bereue es sehr, dass ich die Musik von Bach so spät entdeckt habe... Wenn es um die Kantate geht bevorzuge ich die Aufführung von Philippe Herreweghe th-cam.com/video/XopQG0Gjgmo/w-d-xo.html, obwohl diese auch einzigartig und sehr ausdrucksvoll ist. Schöne Grüße aus Polen :)
Diese Kantate begleitet mein Leben seit Jahrzehnten, aber diese Aufführung stellt alles bisher Gehörte in den Schatten. Es ist mit Worten nicht zu beschreiben, wie sehr mich Virtuosität und Musikalität beeindrucken. Ich bleibe vor Begeisterung sprachlos zurück...
You are so very right. On a really terrible, awful wreck of a day, Bach will mend what's bleeding. Apparently, he did the same for his many, many friends in life. His house was always full of friends, neighbors and traveling strangers because his warmth and kindness drew people like a good fire on a dark night. . He was many things. Genuinely God-intoxicated, but profoundly earthy and with a risqué sense of humor. Could bury his young first wife, eleven of his children, most of his professional hopes, and eventually his eyesight, and still write music expressing the profoundest trust in and dependence on God. Would also fight like a tiger with a sore tooth if you deliberately messed with him or lied to him, as one of his bosses in Leipzig did over and over. . Brilliant--a fine mathematician, a linguist ( by age 20 or so he spoke five languages well, and possibly some of another two), a deep scholar of theology and scripture (for his time, his library was huge), a wine connoisseur and businessman, a calligrapher and engraver Could handle himself in a knife fight, which he had to do when a bunging musician he had called "a nannygoat bassoonist and rather a prick" jumped him in the street. He could play violin, viola, cello/viola da gamba, any keyboard whatever, all the recorders, most of the crossblown flutes, and the lute, all but the last to a professional standard. Teased his kids for being coffee junkies, but owned three or four coffeepots and apparently stayed fairly wired himself. :) . And, oh, the music! Exuberant, meltingly tender, intellectually rigorous and inventive beyond belief, profoundly sad, wonderfully dancy, often a couple of centuries ahead of its time,, and just plain mind-blowingly beautiful.
@@rainadkins4827 True! Evidence suggests that in Leipzig, when citizens had a problem, rather than going to the townhall, they first went to ask the Bachs for help. His household became a social institution. Perhaps it explains why Bach wrote all those angry letters to authorities. After all he was responsible for roughly 60 to 90 musicians, singers and their families and make sure they get their stew on the table.
@@PeaceandDiplomatics1st I think if you listen carefully to the beginning of the recitative you hear the bass sing "genung". In fact, the singer has made an interview exactly about this subject: you can listen to his explanation: th-cam.com/video/xVjel7NQmOc/w-d-xo.html - Isn't this a most amazing piece of music??!!
@@PeaceandDiplomatics1st, en hoe zou het zijn met ‘Ich freue mich …’ comment serait-il de ça? Ook oudere spelling wellicht. Prachtig gezongen, zeker en vast.
I am deeply moved by this interpretation. I love "the father of all, Mr. J S Bach". My favorite cantatas are 56 and 82. The baritone Thomas Bauer is wonderful, my eyes filled with tears. Thanks to NBS and all the participants.
Anything or anyone that can produce a Bach makes me rethink being an agnostic. Nothing even begins to reach his brilliance and depth. Thank God for Bach.
One of my absolute favorites. I believe by now i have around 20 different recordings of it, and the list is still growing. Nice interpretation on this one, and a huge "Thank You" to the NBS for publishing all their work on youtube, i do really appreciate it.
Same here, but check the Thomas Quasthoff recording. I’m still in doubt whether this recording just de-throned Mr. Quasthoff to become a close runner up or the other way round…
Doubt removed. Quasthoff and the Rainer Kussmaul ensemble’s rendition is the more intimate one, besides, being a true ‘chamber music’ instrumentation, likely more authentic to the very short rehearsal times in Bach’s times (compose, rehearse and perform a cantata virtually every week).
Wunderschöne und tiefempfundene Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten Kantate mit herrlicher Stimme des genialen Solisten sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen aller historischen Instrumente. Der erfhahrene und intelligente Cembalist/Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Ensemble im gut betrachteten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wundervoll!
C'est tellement beau avec ces cordes en boyaux naturels qui apportent chaleur et soyeux. Et le plaisir de retrouver d'œuvre en œuvre les musiciens qui nous deviennent "familiers". Merci à NBS pour ces performances et le bonheur apporté.
Ja, das ist seit Jahrzehnten meine Lieblingskantate. Nicht traurig, sondern melancholisch und mit so viel Tiefe. Eine wunderbare Aufnahme. Auch für Frauenstimme gesetzt ein Genuss übrigens!
Paul said that he was 'in a strait betwixt two, having a desire to depart and be with Christ, which is far better, nevertheless it is more needful for you that I remain in the body.'
Esta es una de mis cantatas preferidas . Gracias a BNS por vuestro monumental trabajo . Os conocí durante la pandemia y fuisteis una bendición. Gracias desde España. This is one of my favorite cantatas. Thanks to BNS for your monumental work. I met you during the pandemic and you were a blessing. Thanks from Spain.
I'm sure that he had enough of the obstacles in his path at the school and local city government. They were a heavy boat anchor chained to him. Bach got really really irritable with interference with his work.
Всякий раз слушая Баха, я подозреваю что он пришелец. Нет совершеннее музыки, это почти не земное сочинение. Сочиняя это произведение всегда думаю , что он думал и какие глубокие чувства этот парень испытывал в тот момент перекладываясь их на ноты.. Бах- это как немного прикоснутся с Богом. Спасибо за выпуск.
How was it that in this sublime melody and other works Mr. J.S. Bach manages to so articulately and poignantly convey and evoke such authentic sorrow and passion and mellifluous beauty and grace ? He must have suffered tremendously and been granted the grace to overcome great trial and experience renewed joy and faith thus ever so much strengthened
There is definitely a 'melancholic comfort' coming from this beautiful composition, which I come to visit ever so often. Thank you for this wonderful rendition of it.
How beautiful and profund is this masterpiece. The Bach genius interpreted for these great musicians and the quality of this video is awesome. So beautiful. Thanks.
So glad I was alerted to this performance! Great bass voice and players. If you want to hear another great version, find Will Parker's recording of Ich Habe Genung, done when he knew that he had AIDS and in the period before treatment was available. The entire set on this recording is marvelous, and made more poignant by the realization of his impending death. There was nothing frail about his voice in that performance. The CD is one of my most treasured possessions.
This cantata is a long time favourite of mine and I only know it as sung by Dame Janet Baker. To hear it sung by the Bass is wonderful and credit is due to Thomas Bauer for his superb and moving performance. (Actually I'm a huge fan of the Bass voice as well as the Alto as opposed to the soprano and tenor) I do wish that the NBS credited the excellent oboist with his name. It was a compelling obbligato performance equal to the soloist. Credit also the the direction of Lars Ulrik Mortensen, some may not like his style but I do. To a cantata such as this his direction leads to a performance of beauty and sensitivity that I for one appreciate. This is very revealing performance for me hearing the bass sing rather than Alto and I have been very moved by it. Greetings as always to the NBS and it's viewers from Port Moresby PNG.
my favorite recording is with Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, conducted by Karl Ristenpart. I think it's on youtube too....But this recording is right up there and probably my favorite contemporary recording.
I so love this group's performances...the conductor's style is wonderfully immersive without the usual insincere histrionics..the soloist free flowing without sheet music....Bach takes some beating..
This is one of the most known cantatas, due in particular to its moving solo oboe in C minor in the first section. But all the cantata is moving in a pietist mood, and we have here a reference rendition indeed . ❤❤❤🧡💛🤎💛🧡❤❤❤
bijzonder mooie interpretatie. Ik dacht dat de Fischer-Dieskau interpretatie de mooiste was, maar nu.... en de spelers, wow, werkelijk met emotie gespeeld.
Hemels Kleed, Bach weeft een hemels kleed Met sterren omzoomd. Iedere toon dansend, klimmend, Vol zoete weemoed heb ik mijzelf Als ster gedroomd. En in ’t duister klimmen van de nacht, Met glinsterende tranen, Weet ik dat bij de eerste schrede, Mijn schitterende klank wordt opgewacht. Joris van Nieuwburg
wenn man Bach hört erscheint die Welt für einen Moment vollends in sich vereint und man selber ist mit sich im reinen. Man kann sich in Sicherheit wiegen. Aufgrund des Facettenreichtums seiner ganzen Musik ist er vielleicht der wahre Ursprung von allem was seitdem geschrieben wurde. ( auch wenn viele Komponisten sich nicht an Bach orientiert haben mögen, war er seinen Nachfolgern bereits voraus)
@@Soordhin It was actually already available months ago via the link on the NBS website. It looks like the view count and publish date were reset today, but the video is the same. It's not a problem per se, but it has happened that other channels have republished NBS videos which were only available via the link (try searching on youtube for BWV 29, the original NBS video does not show up), thus getting a lot of views, while the true video by NBS has very few views.
"BWV 82 - Ich habe genug" ist eine Kantate von Johann Sebastian Bach, die im Jahr 1727 für das Fest der Darstellung des Herrn komponiert wurde. Der Text der Kantate basiert auf den Worten des alten Simeon im Lukasevangelium, der erklärt, dass er bereit ist, zu gehen, nachdem er das Kind Jesus gesehen hat. Die Kantate ist für einen Bass-Solisten geschrieben und besteht aus fünf Sätzen. Der erste Satz ist eine langsame und traurige Arie, in der der Sänger seinen Wunsch nach Erlösung von irdischem Leiden und seinen Wunsch ausdrückt, von diesem Leben zu scheiden, um bei Christus zu sein. Der zweite Satz ist ein Rezitativ, in dem der Sänger über die vergängliche Natur des Lebens nachdenkt und den Trost reflektiert, der aus der Verheißung des ewigen Lebens kommt. Der dritte Satz ist eine fröhliche und lebhafte Arie, in der der Sänger sich über den Gedanken freut, die Sorgen und Schmerzen dieser Welt hinter sich zu lassen. Der vierte Satz ist ein sanftes und nachdenkliches Rezitativ, in dem der Sänger seinen Inhalt und die Akzeptanz seines Schicksals ausdrückt. Die Kantate endet mit einer ruhigen und schönen Arie, in der der Sänger erklärt, dass er genug hat, dass er seinen Frieden in Christus gefunden hat und dass er bereit ist, von diesem Leben Abschied zu nehmen, wann immer Gott ihn ruft. Die Kantaten von Bach sind bekannt für ihre musikalische und theologische Tiefe, und "Ich habe genug" bildet hier keine Ausnahme. Die Kantate erforscht die Themen des Lebens, des Todes und der Verheißung des ewigen Lebens, und sie ist eine kraftvolle Meditation über die menschliche Bedingung und die Hoffnung, die im Glauben gefunden werden kann.
The opening oboe melody bears a resemblance to "Erbarme dich, mein Gott" in St.Matthew Passion, like soft cry, trembling murmur in pain, begging for mercy in God
The description in the heading indicates that the meaning of the text for Bach was not well understood. This text goes back to the words of Simeon in the Bible, where he is described as devout and waiting for the coming of the Lord, because this will mean salvation for the world, and God has promised him that he would see the savior before he dies. When he sees the Lord Jesus as an infant, his constant yearning is fulfilled - because he knows that the little child he sees will become the savior of the world. So now, "it is enough", he does not need to know more - the Lord has shown his faithfulness, and the hopes he has have been fulfilled and God has kept his promise to him. This is why the music is not gloomy, but filled with satisfaction, resolve, and peace. So it appears that most don't really understand how a serious Christian like Bach viewed this text and its underlying meaning. That being said, it is amazing that Bach found a way to express these complex spiritual and psychological dimensions in this beautiful music.
While you are correct, there's no reason to think that there is not a double meaning whereby Bach would have identified with the lyrics (and all us mere mortals would as well)
I like how the first movement is in a serious tone and the singer is saying "I've had enough", and the last movement is more like "I look forward for my death so that I won't have to pay bills anymore".
This is my theme at work when they get in my way. It's kinder and more elegant than baser messages. They'll never get it. Did "they" understand Bach in his own time? He did vastly more sophisticated work than me, and some people did not appreciate it. If Bach could not persuade the dullards, who am I to complain?
*Ich habe noch nicht genung von diesem Meisterwerk*
Ich auch nicht...nie
Gleichweise.
Nor can I.
To me, Bach is the most sublime representation of the human soul there is. I love his music with all my ❤️ Beautiful rendition of this cantata. Kudos to the singer, conductor and all the musicians.
Bravo! Wonderful interpretation! Special mention to the solo oboist who makes me feel the presence of my recently deceased wife, Lise Beauchamp, one of the great oboists in Canada whose expressive playing still resonates in my soul. Thank you for your touching performance! Merci pour votre performance si touchante! Et merci à J. S. Bach...
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I was privileged to work with Lise many times, first as a student and then as a colleague. I am so sorry for your loss, it was incredibly tragic that she went so early. She was an exceptional oboist and musician.
La Musica Terapeutica di Bach mi ha aiutato a sconfiggere la mia Depressione.Dove gli Psicofarmaci non ci sono riusciti Bach con la sua Musica Terapeutica Si!! Soli Deo Gloria onore al grande Kappellmeister di Lipsia 🙏❤🎇✨🎆🌌🪐🌞 Saluti a tutti voi da Lecce South Italy Baroque City 🕍😉👋👋
Unsagbar schön - diese Kantate BWV 82 und diese Aufführung, ich bin zutiefst ergriffen.
Seit bald 50 Jahren ist dies meine Lieblings-Kantate, ich bin jetzt 64 Jahre alt - für mich gibt es nichts Grösseres als die Musik von Bach.
Ich danke dem NBS-Ensemble von ganzem Herzen für diese einzigartige, wunderbar tiefe Aufführung - es ist für mich die schönste, ausdrucksvollste Interpretation dieser Kantate, die ich je gehört. DANKE !!! ❤️
Ja, ich möchte sogar, dass dies in Zukunft bei meiner Beerdigung gespielt wird. :D
@@clawclamzz5136 Diese Idee trage ich schon seit Jahrzehnten mit mir herum. - Bachs ganze Musik drückt für mich in einzigerARTiger Weise immer gleichzeitig tiefe Trauer, heiligen Ernst und grosse, erlösende Heiterkeit aus. Nirgends finde ich heilsameren Trost als bei Bach - und in dieser Kantate kommt dies für mich ganz besonders zum Ausdruck - vor allem in dieser unsagbar schönen Aufführung des NBS.Ensembles.
Ich bin 'erst' 44 und bereue es sehr, dass ich die Musik von Bach so spät entdeckt habe... Wenn es um die Kantate geht bevorzuge ich die Aufführung von Philippe Herreweghe th-cam.com/video/XopQG0Gjgmo/w-d-xo.html, obwohl diese auch einzigartig und sehr ausdrucksvoll ist. Schöne Grüße aus Polen :)
Na, schoen ganz meine Meinung! Unsagbar wunderbare Musick. ....
Aus dem All daoben herunter gebrachht, uns Sterbiche zu ruhigigen..!
They are good, and the singer lives what he sings.
Diese Kantate begleitet mein Leben seit Jahrzehnten, aber diese Aufführung stellt alles bisher Gehörte in den Schatten. Es ist mit Worten nicht zu beschreiben, wie sehr mich Virtuosität und Musikalität beeindrucken. Ich bleibe vor Begeisterung sprachlos zurück...
It's absolutely beautiful: Bach is much more than music.
You are so very right. On a really terrible, awful wreck of a day, Bach will mend what's bleeding. Apparently, he did the same for his many, many friends in life. His house was always full of friends, neighbors and traveling strangers because his warmth and kindness drew people like a good fire on a dark night.
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He was many things. Genuinely God-intoxicated, but profoundly earthy and with a risqué sense of humor. Could bury his young first wife, eleven of his children, most of his professional hopes, and eventually his eyesight, and still write music expressing the profoundest trust in and dependence on God. Would also fight like a tiger with a sore tooth if you deliberately messed with him or lied to him, as one of his bosses in Leipzig did over and over.
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Brilliant--a fine mathematician, a linguist ( by age 20 or so he spoke five languages well, and possibly some of another two), a deep scholar of theology and scripture (for his time, his library was huge), a wine connoisseur and businessman, a calligrapher and engraver Could handle himself in a knife fight, which he had to do when a bunging musician he had called "a nannygoat bassoonist and rather a prick" jumped him in the street. He could play violin, viola, cello/viola da gamba, any keyboard whatever, all the recorders, most of the crossblown flutes, and the lute, all but the last to a professional standard. Teased his kids for being coffee junkies, but owned three or four coffeepots and apparently stayed fairly wired himself. :)
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And, oh, the music! Exuberant, meltingly tender, intellectually rigorous and inventive beyond belief, profoundly sad, wonderfully dancy, often a couple of centuries ahead of its time,, and just plain mind-blowingly beautiful.
@@rainadkins4827 True! Evidence suggests that in Leipzig, when citizens had a problem, rather than going to the townhall, they first went to ask the Bachs for help. His household became a social institution. Perhaps it explains why Bach wrote all those angry letters to authorities.
After all he was responsible for roughly 60 to 90 musicians, singers and their families and make sure they get their stew on the table.
Exactly right Enrique!
Es verdad: Bach es mucho más que música. Bach es la perfección sublimada. Un bachiano saludo.
@@rainadkins4827 Thank you! Without Bach we might be in permanent despair especially now. Per ardua ad astra!
It's beautiful.. 30 seconds in and there are tears in my eyes.
awesome;th-cam.com/video/KD1bQeeEo9M/w-d-xo.html
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Bach is far more then music! He is music itself hand in hand with God!
Thanks, Bach, for getting me calm in this awful moment that I live in my life.
I hope you're ok now.
0:07 Ich habe genung (Arie)
6:34 Ich habe genung (Rezitativ)
7:40 Schlummert ein (Arie)
17:12 Mein Gott! (Rezitativ)
17:56 Ich freude mich (Arie)
Merci et bravo. Corrigez sinon le titre de la cantate à l'occasion : ich habe genug et non genung.
@@PeaceandDiplomatics1st genung is the old german spelling Bach used himself :-)
@@musico7496 : Sure ? But sung :"genUG". Strange also that it's always written : "genug" . Dank U wel, mijnheer.
@@PeaceandDiplomatics1st I think if you listen carefully to the beginning of the recitative you hear the bass sing "genung". In fact, the singer has made an interview exactly about this subject: you can listen to his explanation: th-cam.com/video/xVjel7NQmOc/w-d-xo.html - Isn't this a most amazing piece of music??!!
@@PeaceandDiplomatics1st, en hoe zou het zijn met
‘Ich freue mich …’ comment serait-il de ça? Ook oudere spelling wellicht.
Prachtig gezongen, zeker en vast.
All of the humanity is reflected in Bach’s music....and well beyond
The opening bass aria is so timelessly beautiful and performed so fantastically. Unbelievable!
Thanks to NBS for bringing so many people together with this music of Mr Bach
I am deeply moved by this interpretation. I love "the father of all, Mr. J S Bach". My favorite cantatas are 56 and 82. The baritone Thomas Bauer is wonderful, my eyes filled with tears. Thanks to NBS and all the participants.
Light creeps in through the tiniest cracks of the wounded heart...... In this instance, it is J.S.Bach. Bach IS Light
Anything or anyone that can produce a Bach makes me rethink being an agnostic. Nothing even begins to reach his brilliance and depth. Thank God for Bach.
One of my absolute favorites. I believe by now i have around 20 different recordings of it, and the list is still growing. Nice interpretation on this one, and a huge "Thank You" to the NBS for publishing all their work on youtube, i do really appreciate it.
I've read someplace that BWV 82 is one of Bach's most performed (and recorded) cantatas.
Admirable collection
Nice recording by the N.B.S. Have you got Massaki Suzuki's?
Same here, but check the Thomas Quasthoff recording. I’m still in doubt whether this recording just de-throned Mr. Quasthoff to become a close runner up or the other way round…
Doubt removed. Quasthoff and the Rainer Kussmaul ensemble’s rendition is the more intimate one, besides, being a true ‘chamber music’ instrumentation, likely more authentic to the very short rehearsal times in Bach’s times (compose, rehearse and perform a cantata virtually every week).
Wunderschöne und tiefempfundene Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten Kantate mit herrlicher Stimme des genialen Solisten sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen aller historischen Instrumente. Der erfhahrene und intelligente Cembalist/Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Ensemble im gut betrachteten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wundervoll!
C'est tellement beau avec ces cordes en boyaux naturels qui apportent chaleur et soyeux. Et le plaisir de retrouver d'œuvre en œuvre les musiciens qui nous deviennent "familiers". Merci à NBS pour ces performances et le bonheur apporté.
What a great gift to see and hear on a Tuesday morning (in America)!
On Thursday night in the same America is not bad at all. ;-)))
the oboe in bach's cantatas allways shaking my heart .
Great spiritual rendition by all performers Bach just takes you to glory, Thankyou all for this wonderful Bach series .
Ja, das ist seit Jahrzehnten meine Lieblingskantate. Nicht traurig, sondern melancholisch und mit so viel Tiefe. Eine wunderbare Aufnahme. Auch für Frauenstimme gesetzt ein Genuss übrigens!
Thank you, Johann Sebastian.
Paul said that he was 'in a strait betwixt two, having a desire to depart and be with Christ, which is far better, nevertheless it is more needful for you that I remain in the body.'
Esta es una de mis cantatas preferidas . Gracias a BNS por vuestro monumental trabajo . Os conocí durante la pandemia y fuisteis una bendición. Gracias desde España.
This is one of my favorite cantatas. Thanks to BNS for your monumental work. I met you during the pandemic and you were a blessing. Thanks from Spain.
This is really Bach saying,"I've had enough of writing a cantata every damned week!"
genius
I'm sure that he had enough of the obstacles in his path at the school and local city government. They were a heavy boat anchor chained to him.
Bach got really really irritable with interference with his work.
Всякий раз слушая Баха, я подозреваю что он пришелец. Нет совершеннее музыки, это почти не земное сочинение. Сочиняя это произведение всегда думаю , что он думал и какие глубокие чувства этот парень испытывал в тот момент перекладываясь их на ноты.. Бах- это как немного прикоснутся с Богом. Спасибо за выпуск.
В точку! Как будто сам Бог писал его руками...
The music is beautiful. The conductor puts on an act though, that I could do without.
….agreed. It has become a strange manner, performing physical acts in front of an orchestra. Apart from that, great. RDS
How was it that in this sublime melody and other works Mr. J.S. Bach manages to so articulately and poignantly convey and evoke such authentic sorrow and passion and mellifluous beauty and grace ? He must have suffered tremendously and been granted the grace to overcome great trial and experience renewed joy and faith thus ever so much strengthened
He has an incredible voice.
There is definitely a 'melancholic comfort' coming from this
beautiful composition, which I come to visit ever so often.
Thank you for this wonderful rendition of it.
How beautiful and profund is this masterpiece. The Bach genius interpreted for these great musicians and the quality of this video is awesome. So beautiful. Thanks.
You can always look to Bach for some truly profound music.
Siempre impresiona cuando un cantante ejecuta una obra sin su partitura, eso demuestra el compromiso y la dedicación a lo que hace.
These performances are stunning. Thank you so much for making them available to us.
I agree
Magnifico Bach 💖🎶🎼🎻 come sempre; molte parti di questa cantata sono Celestiali. 🌈🌞
ich liebe diese einmalige cantata. phantastisch ausgefuehrt. ευχαριστώ
So glad I was alerted to this performance! Great bass voice and players.
If you want to hear another great version, find Will Parker's recording of Ich Habe Genung, done when he knew that he had AIDS and in the period before treatment was available. The entire set on this recording is marvelous, and made more poignant by the realization of his impending death. There was nothing frail about his voice in that performance. The CD is one of my most treasured possessions.
"Mein Gott! Ich habe neit genung!
17.56: Ahhh. Ich freude mich nu!";
Very beautifully performed.
This cantata is a long time favourite of mine and I only know it as sung by Dame Janet Baker. To hear it sung by the Bass is wonderful and credit is due to Thomas Bauer for his superb and moving performance. (Actually I'm a huge fan of the Bass voice as well as the Alto as opposed to the soprano and tenor) I do wish that the NBS credited the excellent oboist with his name. It was a compelling obbligato performance equal to the soloist. Credit also the the direction of Lars Ulrik Mortensen, some may not like his style but I do. To a cantata such as this his direction leads to a performance of beauty and sensitivity that I for one appreciate. This is very revealing performance for me hearing the bass sing rather than Alto and I have been very moved by it. Greetings as always to the NBS and it's viewers from Port Moresby PNG.
my favorite recording is with Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, conducted by Karl Ristenpart. I think it's on youtube too....But this recording is right up there and probably my favorite contemporary recording.
The oboist is Martin Stadler. As can be heard on many NBS videos, he is indeed brilliant.
He’s wonderful! You may also like the version I first fell in love with:
th-cam.com/video/EJiJ2i1kAL8/w-d-xo.html
I am grateful for having found your channel: The music is beautiful, the dedication is obvious and moving. Well done תודה
Dank von Herzen für dieses musikalische Geschenk an die Welt.
19:28 those Bach moments absolutely fascinated and unexpected.
Yes! That unexpected oboe solo is incredible!!
Thomas Bauer was unknown for me. Beautiful bass-baritone, great interpretation!
Wat een prachtige stem en wat een ontroerend mooie interpretatie van Thomas Bauer.
d'une exaltante beauté,un chemin de lumière
Sublime ! Merveilleuse interprétation !
It´s needed so great sensitivity to concieve the second aria... Thank you, Herr Bach, you make me be better person. :)
Angels...! They are angels ... ! It's Paradise ...
Capolavoro sublime, e interpretazione splendida .
I think this melody resembles "Erbarme dich, mein Gott" from St Matthew Passion.
they were composed in the same year also. (as far as I know)
There are similarities in the best sense.
When the angels sing to God, they sing J S Bach music. Bach sacred music touches the heart and bring tears to eyes
I agree.The sheer joy and exuberance of some of his music continues to bless, centuries after his decease.
*sacred
Очень люблю Баха! Вы само совершенство!
Finally. I’ve been waiting for NBS’s rendition of this piece for months
Great release. Wonderfully and sensitively interpreted. Many thanks!
Sublime capolavoro del più grande genio dell'arte di tutti i tempi.
אני מחכה בקוצר רוח לכל ביצוע מוסיקלי שמוגש על ידי NBS !!!!!! , תודה ענקית !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Niemals will ich genug haben von dieser Musik!
I so love this group's performances...the conductor's style is wonderfully immersive without the usual insincere histrionics..the soloist free flowing without sheet music....Bach takes some beating..
Ich habe genug von dieser Pandemie, aber Bach macht es leichter zu ertragen.
Genau!
Superb voice!
Magnifico Johann Sebastian Bach 🌅🤗❤❤👑🎼🎶🎻🎹🎺🎺🎻📯
Divine music played by divine musicians is like water for a tired soul.
I freely admit I once cried to this piece.
Sound of oboe,wonderful
This is amazing and moving. Thank you so much for the elevated interpretation.
Unfamiliar and gorgeous. Thanks NBS
Haunting, sublime and divine!
This is perfection !
so beautiful
Best thing about Reformation is Bach.
Theologians like Martin Luther come and go, but only Bach will stay in the minds and hearts of men.
This is one of the most known cantatas, due in particular to its moving solo oboe in C minor in the first section. But all the cantata is moving in a pietist mood, and we have here a reference rendition indeed . ❤❤❤🧡💛🤎💛🧡❤❤❤
Absolutely beautiful!
Schitterend mooi en.................zeer indrukwekkend !!!!
Outstanding. I must hear more of Thomas Bauer!
bijzonder mooie interpretatie. Ik dacht dat de Fischer-Dieskau interpretatie de mooiste was, maar nu.... en de spelers, wow, werkelijk met emotie gespeeld.
Yes, this is divine music!
See the interview with the singer Thomas Bauer to see why the archaic German "genung" rather than the modern German "genung" is correct
"genung" rather than "genug"! Curses of autocorrect...
@@paulmcdowell5475 You are right, I had not seen the interview. I have loved Bachs music for more than 50 years and never seen that spelling before.
Wonderful performance!!
永恒甜蜜的死亡，即便没有上帝，也是值得期待的，太美了，感谢Lars Ulrik Mortensen先生的诠释！
Hemels Kleed,
Bach weeft een hemels kleed
Met sterren omzoomd.
Iedere toon dansend, klimmend,
Vol zoete weemoed heb ik mijzelf
Als ster gedroomd.
En in ’t duister klimmen van de nacht,
Met glinsterende tranen,
Weet ik dat bij de eerste schrede,
Mijn schitterende klank wordt opgewacht.
Joris van Nieuwburg
Чудесная музыка, чудесное исполнение. Кантата любима слушателями (может ли быть по-другому ?!), любима исполнителями. Спасибо!
Bach's eloquent profession of God's existence is irresistible.
wenn man Bach hört erscheint die Welt für einen Moment vollends in sich vereint und man selber ist mit sich im reinen. Man kann sich in Sicherheit wiegen. Aufgrund des Facettenreichtums seiner ganzen Musik ist er vielleicht der wahre Ursprung von allem was seitdem geschrieben wurde. ( auch wenn viele Komponisten sich nicht an Bach orientiert haben mögen, war er seinen Nachfolgern bereits voraus)
Sehr schön formuliert
FYI, this video is not indexed on the public list, that's why it has so few views
This. I had to visit the All of Bach website to arrive here.
I think they're slowly rolling out the videos. Maybe they're mostly done with the project?
@@pbj4184 I don't think so, as many videos are missing from their website as well
Guess it was published today, as it shows up as being published on feb 2 2021 here.
@@Soordhin It was actually already available months ago via the link on the NBS website. It looks like the view count and publish date were reset today, but the video is the same.
It's not a problem per se, but it has happened that other channels have republished NBS videos which were only available via the link (try searching on youtube for BWV 29, the original NBS video does not show up), thus getting a lot of views, while the true video by NBS has very few views.
"BWV 82 - Ich habe genug" ist eine Kantate von Johann Sebastian Bach, die im Jahr 1727 für das Fest der Darstellung des Herrn komponiert wurde. Der Text der Kantate basiert auf den Worten des alten Simeon im Lukasevangelium, der erklärt, dass er bereit ist, zu gehen, nachdem er das Kind Jesus gesehen hat.
Die Kantate ist für einen Bass-Solisten geschrieben und besteht aus fünf Sätzen. Der erste Satz ist eine langsame und traurige Arie, in der der Sänger seinen Wunsch nach Erlösung von irdischem Leiden und seinen Wunsch ausdrückt, von diesem Leben zu scheiden, um bei Christus zu sein. Der zweite Satz ist ein Rezitativ, in dem der Sänger über die vergängliche Natur des Lebens nachdenkt und den Trost reflektiert, der aus der Verheißung des ewigen Lebens kommt.
Der dritte Satz ist eine fröhliche und lebhafte Arie, in der der Sänger sich über den Gedanken freut, die Sorgen und Schmerzen dieser Welt hinter sich zu lassen. Der vierte Satz ist ein sanftes und nachdenkliches Rezitativ, in dem der Sänger seinen Inhalt und die Akzeptanz seines Schicksals ausdrückt.
Die Kantate endet mit einer ruhigen und schönen Arie, in der der Sänger erklärt, dass er genug hat, dass er seinen Frieden in Christus gefunden hat und dass er bereit ist, von diesem Leben Abschied zu nehmen, wann immer Gott ihn ruft.
Die Kantaten von Bach sind bekannt für ihre musikalische und theologische Tiefe, und "Ich habe genug" bildet hier keine Ausnahme. Die Kantate erforscht die Themen des Lebens, des Todes und der Verheißung des ewigen Lebens, und sie ist eine kraftvolle Meditation über die menschliche Bedingung und die Hoffnung, die im Glauben gefunden werden kann.
Was für eine großartige Interpretation!!!
so, so, so, herrlich gesungen ......
The opening oboe melody bears a resemblance to "Erbarme dich, mein Gott" in St.Matthew Passion, like soft cry, trembling murmur in pain, begging for mercy in God
Dejlig rolig og seriøs musik og flot solosang og vildt dirigeret af hr. Mortensen.......
Thank you!!!! It's amazing!
Pedro Pascal so Genius, Mandalorian, Cordyceps killer & Bach Masterpiece.
Quina dolçor, quina delicadesa en la melodia i la composició.😍❤️
The description in the heading indicates that the meaning of the text for Bach was not well understood. This text goes back to the words of Simeon in the Bible, where he is described as devout and waiting for the coming of the Lord, because this will mean salvation for the world, and God has promised him that he would see the savior before he dies. When he sees the Lord Jesus as an infant, his constant yearning is fulfilled - because he knows that the little child he sees will become the savior of the world. So now, "it is enough", he does not need to know more - the Lord has shown his faithfulness, and the hopes he has have been fulfilled and God has kept his promise to him. This is why the music is not gloomy, but filled with satisfaction, resolve, and peace. So it appears that most don't really understand how a serious Christian like Bach viewed this text and its underlying meaning. That being said, it is amazing that Bach found a way to express these complex spiritual and psychological dimensions in this beautiful music.
Thanks for your comment
While you are correct, there's no reason to think that there is not a double meaning whereby Bach would have identified with the lyrics (and all us mere mortals would as well)
Thomas Bauer is fantastic.
I like how the first movement is in a serious tone and the singer is saying "I've had enough", and the last movement is more like "I look forward for my death so that I won't have to pay bills anymore".
Indeed...I have enough 😍 Present intertwines with Eternity in this awesome Cantata.
je valide sans faire de discours trop longs, je kiffe !
This is my theme at work when they get in my way. It's kinder and more elegant than baser messages.
They'll never get it. Did "they" understand Bach in his own time? He did vastly more sophisticated work than me, and some people did not appreciate it.
If Bach could not persuade the dullards, who am I to complain?