Johann Christoph Bach (?), Ich lasse dich nicht, Vox Luminis
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- Vox Luminis
LIVE during a CD recording session in Beaufays (BE) 7-9-2013
Johann (Christoph ?) Bach
1732 - 1795
Ich lasse dich nicht, du segnest mich denn
(Canticum Simonis)
often attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach! but the attribution is uncertain and we (Vox Luminis and Jerome Lejeune) belong to the group that rather attributes this piece to Johann Christoph. - เพลง
These people seriously know what they are singing about!
Für mein Empfinden die mit Abstand schönste und am tiefsten berührende Darbietung dieser Komposition.
Ich denke auch so
This ensemble is my absolute favorite. In addition to having such a present and full sound (especially for so few singers), they are SMART. Their line and musicality are amazing, and every single singer is very highly skilled - you can't hide in an incredible ensemble like this. Bravi!
Exquisite. Impeccable. Beautiful tuning, phrasing, diction, color. Loved the chorale soaring over all.
Who can possibly put a thumbs down to this?? Not even a deaf person would! This is so amazingly beautiful!!!
There are an awful lot of heartless, soulless, and tasteless people out there.
Johann Christoph Bach (6 December 1642 - 31 March 1703) refers to the first cousin once removed of JS, not to his son.
Amazing interpretation! Very touching. Thank you for sharing it.
Whoever may have composed it, gave the world a piece of sublime beauty!
What beautiful music those sons of the great J. S. Bach also composed.
Thanks for the upload.
Timeless interpretation, incredible. We also like the mic stands a lot ;)
Truly beautiful, I love this group!
Beautifull!!!
WONDERFUL!!!!
Wanderful! Thank you for this brillant moment Vox luminis
Wow, blown away by your version!
Mooi hoor, fijne delicate uitvoering.
Simply awesome!
Großartig!
sehr gut!
Superbe!!!
que de belles voix!
Wunderschön !
Dankeschön für dieses upload
Sublime
Maravilhoso!!! parecer vozes de anjos!!!
Ist das toll!!!!
Amazing performance :)
Ik dacht dat de allerlaatste uitslag van de onderzoeken naar de (ware) componist van dit stuk was dat het toch door Johann Sebastian geschreven is. Het is nog steeds een van de motetten van het 'motettenboek' van JSB, zou ik het zomaar zeggen. Het maakt mij verder niets uit wie het gecomponeerd heeft, het is prachtige muziek. Groeten.
Semper Canere
Well sung. One I don't know in fact which is quite rare.
Wow, inspiringly beautiful. Is there an organ playing along with them? Or are they really that good and in tune that they just create that effect?
zeppy13131 yes, there's an organ
Weird people but what perfection.
Oh yeah? what world do you live in?
Johann Christoph Bach !!! Johann Christoph Bach (baptised 18 December [O.S. 8 December] 1642 - 31 March 1703) was a German composer and organist of the Baroque period. He was born at Arnstadt, the son of Heinrich Bach, Johann Sebastian Bach's first cousin once removed and the first cousin of J.S. Bach's father, Johann Ambrosius Bach. He was also the uncle of Maria Barbara Bach, J. S. Bach's first wife and second cousin. Johann Christoph married Maria Elisabeth Wiedemann in 1667. They had seven children, including four sons who became musicians:[1] Johann Nicolaus (10 October 1669 - 4 November 1753), Johann Christoph Jr. (29 August 1676 - 1738), Johann Friedrich (1682-1730), and Johann Michael (1685-unknown). He is not to be confused with Johann Sebastian Bach's son, Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach.[2]
first part:
(Mein Jesu) Ich lasse dich nicht, du segnest mich denn - (My Jesus) I will not let You go, unless you bless me.
second part: (hymn while the first words are repeated)
Weil du mein Gott und vater bist - Since You are my God and Father,
dein Kind wirst du verlassen nicht - You will not leave your child
du väterliches Herz - Your fatherly heart!
Ich bin ein armes erdenkloss - I am a clod of earth
auf erden weiss ich keinen trost - I don't have comfort by any earthly thing
+Jonathan Valk Jonathan, Thank you so much for directing me to this lovely music. I so much appreciate the translation you have posted.
The "Johann (Christoph ?) Bach
1732 - 1795" is not THAT ONE, but the uncle Bach's from Eisenach, organist at the Georgenkirche, 1642-1703.
But I don't believe in the theory here. Maybe the base of the motet, but not the essence.
Anyway, "perfect" interpretation, intimist and musical
what's the name of the song ??? please?
Ich lasse dich nicht, BWV Anh.159 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)
10 dislikes!! gush...what is in their head o heart...if they have one!!
Es tut mir leid aber die Motette nicht von J. Christoph Bach sein kann, mindest das Endergebnis - eventuelle Bearbeitung, aber das Genius Bachs ist da. Stil, Polyphonie, Herz und Kopf, alles von J. Sebastian Bach ist. Jedoch, wunderschöne Aufführung.
And about my comment 9 months ago (bellow), the concept is the same, only in English.
But about J. Christoph, are you indeed thinking on Bach's son, 1732 (Leipzig) - 1795 (Bückeburg)? But this one even less as author. In addition, he should be mentioned by J. Christoph Friedrich Bach - not by J. Christoph Bach only.
Ich stimme zu. Das kann nur JS Bach sein. Herz und Kopf. Ich habe andere Stücke von JC Bach gehört. Er könnte niemals solche Musik komponieren.
Endlich mal ein vernünftiges Tempo.
Johann Christoph Bach
Né à Arnstadt, le 6 décembre 1642 ,
Décédé à Eisenach, le 31 mars 1703,
Compositeur et organiste allemand de la période baroque. Fils de Heinrich Bach, le grand-oncle de Johann Sebastian Bach, il était donc l'oncle de Johann Sebastian. Il était également l'oncle de Maria Barbara Bach, la première épouse de Johann Sebastian Bach.
Biographie
Organiste à Eisenach, il fut, au cours de sa vie, un compositeur très estimé et, dans la famille Bach, seul Jean-Sébastien parvint à égaler sa réputation. Son frère, Johann Michael Bach (le beau-père de Jean-Sébastien Bach et le père de Maria Barbara) et son premier fils, Johann Nicolaus Bach, étaient également compositeurs.
Le 26 novembre 1667, à Eisenach, il épousa Maria Elisabetha Wedemann, sœur de la femme de son frère Johann Michael. Ils eurent 8 enfants.
Malgré une carrière brillante, il fut, jusqu'à la fin de sa vie, en proie à de sérieuses difficultés financières, ce qui expliquerait qu'il ne fut pas désigné comme tuteur du jeune Johann Sebastian à la mort de ses parents.
Œuvres
Jusqu'à récemment, quelques-unes de ses œuvres furent incorrectement attribuées à Johann Sebastian Bach, notamment la cantate Meine Freundin, du bist schön, inspirée du Chant de Salomon.
En 1949, le musicologue Martin Fischer a publié (chez Bärenreiter) un recueil de «44 Choräle zum Präambulieren» (44 Préludes de chorals) pour orgue d’après deux copies manuscrites conservées à la bibliothèque de la Hochschule für Musik de Berlin. Titre original : «Choräle welche bey währendem Gottesdienst zum Präambulieren gebraucht werden können, gesetzet und herausgegeben von Johann Christoph Bachen, Organ in Eisenach».
Right - IF this is by Johann Christoph, this is the right one :-) - that is the son of Johann Sebastians great uncle. Johann Christoph had a brother: Johann Michael, who became father in law of Johann Sebastian. Both were excellent composers.
SDG
Bach, Divino, o mais profundo simbolista da história dos sons.Um milagre da música.
canticum simeonis? i think rather Genesis and a strophe from "Warum betrübst du dich". also i believe you're attributing to the wrong johann christoph bach here.
I have it on good authority that Donald Trump cast at least half of these inexplicable "thumbs down" votes. :?)