I have already listened to better flute players. But I have already listened to more challenging arias, too. That is the important point. Please listen to the Cantata BWV 8. This cantata contains an aria of which I do not know the exact title but which is a tremendous challenge for the flutist.
Better flute players? Wow. So dismissive. This is a Traverso... And most modern flute players wouldn't last 2 minutes playing this instrument. It has no mechanical keys and all players are expected to be able to play the instrument in all 12 keys and know all fingerings per each octave. The player, Wilbert Hazelzet is a KNOWN LEGEND the world over who has in his time covered some of the more virtuoso pieces for the traverso.
When we think about Western music literature, some common misconceptions are that it's serious, elitist and static. Sebastian Bach who is known for composing many brilliant religious music--- is witty with this. He wrote this "Coffee Cantata" in 1730s about a young women's love for coffee. As a result of colonialism, coffee was becoming popular in Europe in the 18th century. There were lots of debates and conflicts surrounding the consumption of coffee at the time. How grand! Thank you for posting this!!!
People forget that classical music was modern music at some point. Wasn't everything commissioned to the pope, sometimes composers just wrote for fun and entertainment. Some of the composers even had rockstar like status. For example the piano is now the symbol of traditionalism. But back in the day when it was the new thing it shaked up the musical world and some of the musicians even got critisism to be too rebellious and sacrilegious
This was written in the same year that Pergolesi wrote the opera buffa "La Serva Padrona", so it can be looked upon as a German opera buffa, or what German opera buffa would have been like if such a category existed. This soprano wants coffee, but in the Pergolesi piece Uberto wants from Despina something altogether different.
My respect for Bach has ascended to the Heavens upon discovering this piece. So he was such a coffee lover, he wrote a brief opera to pay tribute to it. If that's true, I'm immensely impressed.
1 Recitative: Schweigt stille (Narrator) 0:00 2 Aria: Hat man nicht mit seinen Kindern (Schlendrian) 0:41 3 Recitative: Du böses Kind (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 3:33 4 Aria: Ei! Wie schmeckt der Kaffee süße (Lieschen) 4:09 5 Recitative: Wenn du mir nicht den Kaffee läßt (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 8:42 6 Aria: Mädchen, die von harten Sinnen (Schlendrian) 9:57 7 Recitative: Nun folge, was dein Vater spricht! (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 12:22 8 Aria: Heute noch, lieber Vater (Lieschen) 13:11 9 Recitative: Nun geht und sucht der alte Schlendrian (Narrator) 19:36 10 Trio: Die Katze läßt das Mausen nicht 20:21
A common feature of Baroque opera is that some instruments or voices will be inactive for long periods. For example, this Tenor had PLENTY of time to get torqued on espresso before he was needed again!
Bach used to jam with his friends at Zimmerman's coffee house. Over the years many famous musicians came to jam at the coffee house and have fun. It is said that Bach composed the cantata as a satire against the Prussian king, Frederick The Great (admirer of Bach) who had forbidden coffee and used coffee smellers to sniff out coffee drinkers.
I've listened to JS Bach for decades, and yet I was today years old when I learned of this piece. Light, comedic, and so unlike the stodgy, serious church music I've come to associate with him.
I have been listening to Bach's music for 20+ years and it NEVER gets old and repetitive. This man's creative mind was amazing/beautiful - so glad Shumann noticed.
Far and away the best ever interpretation of this work ever. Every instrumentalist and singer cannot improve, and the tempi are perfect. True perfection
I couldn't believe anybody other than Bach could ever have written it. There is an unmistakable genius at work in this masterpiece ! It provides work for his family, students and friends and is probably the first advertisement for a genuinely treasured product that was actually worth listening to, whilst drinking it.
Exzellent! Die Solisten sind (alle drei!) unerwartet klar und durchgehend stark bei Stimme. Ein Vergnügen! Über T.K. und die Musiker brauche ich kein Wort zu verlieren.
There absolutely should be more Bach and classical music performed in the pubs! Classical music in general is too concervative even though many composers were a real humorists! I would enjoy so much listening that while drinking a pint (coffee also of course).
Bach historians have suggested that Bach would drink around 32 cups of coffee per day. I guess its no wonder he was a machine who would write and compose pieces every waking hour. And after 32 cups per day, I'm sure he was awake for more hours to compose than most. 😂
Stupendo questo Bach "spiritoso"! Un divertissement che solo un genio come lui poteva elevare al grado di capolavoro. Sì, è vero - come dice GD Dyno - bisogna bere una tazza di ottimo caffè mentre si ascolta questa deliziosa, finissima musica. L'effetto è magnifico!...
FULL LYRICS: 1 Recitative: Schweigt stille (Narrator) 0:00 Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht Und höret, was itzund geschicht: Da kömmt Herr Schlendrian Mit seiner Tochter Liesgen her, Er brummt ja wie ein Zeidelbär; Hört selber, was sie ihm getan! 2 Aria: Hat man nicht mit seinen Kindern (Schlendrian) 0:41 Hat man nicht mit seinen Kindern Hunderttausend Hudelei! Was ich immer alle Tage Meiner Tochter Liesgen sage, Gehet ohne Frucht vorbei. 3 Recitative: Du böses Kind (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 3:33 Bass (Schlendrian): Du böses Kind, du loses Mädchen, Ach! wenn erlang ich meinen Zweck: Tu mir den Coffee weg! 4 Aria: Ei! Wie schmeckt der Kaffee süße (Lieschen) 4:09 Sopran (Liesgen): Herr Vater, seid doch nicht so scharf! Wenn ich des Tages nicht dreimal Mein Schälchen Coffee trinken darf, So werd ich ja zu meiner Qual Wie ein verdorrtes Ziegenbrätchen. Ei! wie schmeckt der Coffee süsse, Lieblicher als tausend Küsse, Milder als Muskatenwein. Coffee, Coffee muss ich haben, Und wenn jemand mich will laben, Ach, so schenkt mir Coffee ein! 5 Recitative: Wenn du mir nicht den Kaffee läßt (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 8:42 Bass (Schlendrian): Wenn du mir nicht den Coffee lässt, So sollst du auf kein Hochzeitfest, Auch nicht spazierengehn. Sopran (Liesgen): Ach ja! Nur lasset mir den Coffee da! Bass (Schlendrian): Da hab ich nun den kleinen Affen! Ich will dir keinen Fischbeinrock nach itzger Weite schaffen. Sopran (Liesgen): Ich kann mich leicht darzu verstehn. Bass (Schlendrian): Du sollst nicht an das Fenster treten Und keinen sehn vorübergehn! Sopran (Liesgen): Auch dieses; doch seid nur gebeten Und lasset mir den Coffee stehn! Bass (Schlendrian): Du sollst auch nicht von meiner Hand Ein silbern oder goldnes Band Auf deine Haube kriegen! Sopran (Liesgen): Ja, ja! nur lasst mir mein Vergnügen! Bass (Schlendrian): Du loses Liesgen du, So gibst du mir denn alles zu? 6 Aria: Mädchen, die von harten Sinnen (Schlendrian) 9:57 Mädchen, die von harten Sinnen, Sind nicht leichte zu gewinnen. Doch trifft man den rechten Ort, O! so kömmt man glücklich fort. 7 Recitative: Nun folge, was dein Vater spricht! (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 12:22 Bass (Schlendrian): Nun folge, was dein Vater spricht! Sopran (Liesgen): In allem, nur den Coffee nicht. Bass (Schlendrian): Wohlan! so musst du dich bequemen, Auch niemals einen Mann zu nehmen. 8 Aria: Heute noch, lieber Vater (Lieschen) 13:11 Sopran (Liesgen): Ach ja! Herr Vater, einen Mann! Bass (Schlendrian): Ich schwöre, dass es nicht geschicht. Sopran (Liesgen): Bis ich den Coffee lassen kann? Nun! Coffee, bleib nur immer liegen! Herr Vater, hört, ich trinke keinen nicht. Bass (Schlendrian): So sollst du endlich einen kriegen! Sopran (Liesgen): Heute noch, Lieber Vater, tut es doch! Ach, ein Mann! Wahrlich, dieser steht mir an! Wenn es sich doch balde fügte, Dass ich endlich vor Coffee, Eh ich noch zu Bette geh, Einen wackern Liebsten kriegte! 9 Recitative: Nun geht und sucht der alte Schlendrian (Narrator) 19:36 Nun geht und sucht der alte Schlendrian, Wie er vor seine Tochter Liesgen Bald einen Mann verschaffen kann; Doch, Liesgen streuet heimlich aus: Kein Freier komm mir in das Haus, Er hab es mir denn selbst versprochen Und rück es auch der Ehestiftung ein, Dass mir erlaubet möge sein, Den Coffee, wenn ich will, zu kochen. 10 Trio: Die Katze läßt das Mausen nicht 20:21 Die Katze lässt das Mausen nicht, Die Jungfern bleiben Coffeeschwestern. Die Mutter liebt den Coffeebrauch, Die Grossmama trank solchen auch, Wer will nun auf die Töchter lästern!
This piece but a different recording was in my parent’s record collection growing up and I discovered it in high school, sandwiched between folk singers etc. By that time, no one else was listening to it, so when no one was home in the afternoons, I’d play it full volume. Grand.
As this is a secular cantata, you wouldn't have heard it in a church. You would have to go to Zimmermann's coffee house a few streets away from Thomaskirche.
Just watched this performed by the Yorkshire Baroque Soloists as part of the York Early Music Festival - I'd never come across the piece before, really good fun!
When u studying Bach's cantatas for ur upcoming music exam, suddenly found such a cute piece while doing research, and want to go to a coffee house like right now... :( Tbh, I rly should find someone to learn this cantata together later when I've got some time.
"...But Liesgen secretly makes known: No suitor come into my house Unless he's made to me the promise And put it in the marriage contract, too, That I shall be allowed to brew, Whenever I desire, my coffee."
Polish text: Uciszcie się, nie gadajcie (BWV 211) Uciszcie się, nie gadajcie, A co stanie się, słuchajcie: Pan Schlendrian nadchodzi tu, Z córką swoją Liesgen kroczy; Ależ, jak ten niedźwiedź, mruczy. Słuchajcie, co zrobiła mu. Człek ma toć ze swymi dziećmi Sto tysięcy utrapień! Bezowocnie spływa bowiem Co mej córce Liesgen powiem, Choć powtarzam to co.dzień. Schlendrian Złe dziecię, dziewczyno pusta, Ach, kiedyż ja wygram mą sprawę: Rzuć ty wreszcie precz tę kawę! Liesgen Nie bądź ojcze tak surowy. Jeśli nie wypiję co dzień Trzech filiżaneczek kawy, To zostanie ze mnie cień, Wiór, jak z kozy pieczeń sucha. Oj, jak smaczna kawa słodka. Niż całusów tysiąc milsza, Niż muszkatołowe wino. Kawę, kawę muszę ja pić, A kto chce mnie czym pokrzepić, Niech kawy naleje jeno! Schlendrian Jeśli mi nie rzucisz kawy, To nie będziesz na zabawy, Ani też na spacer chodzić. Liesgen Zgoda! Byłem tylko kawę miała. Schlendrian Ależ głuptas z mej córeczki! Nie sprawię ci na fiszbinach Rozszerzanej sukieneczki. Liesgen Łatwo na to ja przystanę. Schlendrian Nie będziesz mogła w oknie stać By z przechodniów mieć zabawę! Liesgen To też, lecz daj się ubłagać I pozostaw mi mą kawę! Schlendrian Nie dostaniesz też z mej ręki Ni srebrnej, ni złotej wstęgi By czepek przyozdobić! Liesgen Dobrze, byłem sobie kawę mogła robić. Schlendrian Ach ty płocha Liesgen, ty, Przystaniesz na wszystko li? Schlendrian Dziewcząt co są uparte tak Nie łatwo jest przemóc. Wszak Gdy jej miejsce czułe znasz Łatwo już ją przekonasz. Schlendrian Bądź ojcu swemu posłuszną! Liesgen We wszystkim, ale nie z kawą. Schlendrian Więc się musisz i z tym zgodzić: Nigdy za mąż nie wychodzić. Liesgen Panie ojcze! Męża toć chcę! Schlendrian Klnę się, nie ma o tym mowy. Liesgen Póki kawy nie porzucę? Ach, kawo! Na zawsze żegnaj mi! Panie ojcze, odtąd nie tknę już kawy. Schlendrian Wreszcie; więc męża poszukam ci! Jeszcze dziś Drogi ojcze, zechciej iść! Mąż, ach mąż! Przed oczami stoi wciąż! Oby rzecz się szybko działa, Bym, gdy kawę ja odłożę, Jeszcze nim się spać położę Dziarskiego męża dostała! Chodzi i szuka teraz Schlendrian stary Jakby swojej córce Liesgen Rychło męża dać do pary; Lecz Liesgen skrycie głosi wszędzie: Zalotnik żaden w dom nie wejdzie, Zanim sam tego nie przyrzecze I bym też w kontrakcie ślubnym miała, Że mi dozwoli, gdy będę chciała, Bym kawę sobie gotowała. Kot nie da spokoju myszy, Panny zaś będą przy kawie trwać. Skoro mama kawę znała, Babcia także ją pijała, Któż córki zechce więc oczerniać. ….
SEHR nett und witzig inziniert und mit original Instrumenten! Historiscje Hintergründe, in Kürze mir Keywords, Türkrn dtanden vor Wien hatten die Kaffeehhauskultur nsch Wien gebracht u.s.w
As others have discussed in this thread, for all practical purposes the Coffee Cantata is comic opera. But I submit that furthermore it's essentially advertising for the local coffee house (Café Zimmermann in Leipzig).
How disappointing that NONE of the instrumentalists (except Koopman, of course) are named in the credits. The flutist is a master. No acknowledgment? Very disappointing. If anyone knows the flutist's name or any of the instrumentalists, please reply!
I think this is my new favorite piece by Bach.
Try and listen to the cantata BWV 8 😊
The 'Coffe Cantata' by Bach is considered the first commercial jingle in History.
Drinking coffee while watching
I hope NESPRESSO!
You's a fool for this one, my friend! LMAO!!!
Me alzo
Die coffee wie meine mutter giebe
Xpresso coffee , italianisht coffier...
Today in Music History I learned that Bach wrote a coffee cantata. You learn something new every day :)
Right 😉👍
that flute player is a beast!
😂😂😂
Wilbert Hazelzet, possessor of the finest traverso technique of the past forty years.
@@jasonhurd4379 Mindblowingly good flautist!
I have already listened to better flute players. But I have already listened to more challenging arias, too. That is the important point. Please listen to the Cantata BWV 8. This cantata contains an aria of which I do not know the exact title but which is a tremendous challenge for the flutist.
Better flute players? Wow. So dismissive. This is a Traverso... And most modern flute players wouldn't last 2 minutes playing this instrument. It has no mechanical keys and all players are expected to be able to play the instrument in all 12 keys and know all fingerings per each octave. The player, Wilbert Hazelzet is a KNOWN LEGEND the world over who has in his time covered some of the more virtuoso pieces for the traverso.
When we think about Western music literature, some common misconceptions are that it's serious, elitist and static. Sebastian Bach who is known for composing many brilliant religious music--- is witty with this. He wrote this "Coffee Cantata" in 1730s about a young women's love for coffee. As a result of colonialism, coffee was becoming popular in Europe in the 18th century. There were lots of debates and conflicts surrounding the consumption of coffee at the time. How grand! Thank you for posting this!!!
People forget that classical music was modern music at some point. Wasn't everything commissioned to the pope, sometimes composers just wrote for fun and entertainment. Some of the composers even had rockstar like status. For example the piano is now the symbol of traditionalism. But back in the day when it was the new thing it shaked up the musical world and some of the musicians even got critisism to be too rebellious and sacrilegious
They say Bach wrote no operas. but this is basically a miniature comic opera, so he kinda wrote one opera just because he loved coffee.
This was written in the same year that Pergolesi wrote the opera buffa "La Serva Padrona", so it can be looked upon as a German opera buffa, or what German opera buffa would have been like if such a category existed. This soprano wants coffee, but in the Pergolesi piece Uberto wants from Despina something altogether different.
@@murryjcohen I thought La serva is named Serpina? Despina is from Cosi Fan Tutte? Admittedly the same Commedia Delll'arte archetype #sassymaid
@@emily-crawford-soprano9181 You're right of course; my mistake.
@@ivorkvarantan3031 nope
@@ivorkvarantan3031 wow
My respect for Bach has ascended to the Heavens upon discovering this piece.
So he was such a coffee lover, he wrote a brief opera to pay tribute to it.
If that's true, I'm immensely impressed.
1 Recitative: Schweigt stille (Narrator) 0:00
2 Aria: Hat man nicht mit seinen Kindern (Schlendrian) 0:41
3 Recitative: Du böses Kind (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 3:33
4 Aria: Ei! Wie schmeckt der Kaffee süße (Lieschen) 4:09
5 Recitative: Wenn du mir nicht den Kaffee läßt (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 8:42
6 Aria: Mädchen, die von harten Sinnen (Schlendrian) 9:57
7 Recitative: Nun folge, was dein Vater spricht! (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 12:22
8 Aria: Heute noch, lieber Vater (Lieschen) 13:11
9 Recitative: Nun geht und sucht der alte Schlendrian (Narrator) 19:36
10 Trio: Die Katze läßt das Mausen nicht 20:21
Thank you!
Thank you!!!
thank you!!!
A common feature of Baroque opera is that some instruments or voices will be inactive for long periods.
For example, this Tenor had PLENTY of time to get torqued on espresso before he was needed again!
Bach used to jam with his friends at Zimmerman's coffee house. Over the years many famous musicians came to jam at the coffee house and have fun. It is said that Bach composed the cantata as a satire against the Prussian king, Frederick The Great (admirer of Bach) who had forbidden coffee and used coffee smellers to sniff out coffee drinkers.
Carlos R Canas hello! Do you have any leads to search more about what you said?
www.bach-cantatas.com/Articles/Collegium-Musicum[Braatz].htm
blogs.wfmt.com/offmic/2015/09/29/10-facts-about-bachs-coffee-opera-you-need-to-know/
Thanks carlos wonderful and useful material!
If things like this were taught in school kids might actually enjoy history. Thanks for sharing!
One often forgets how masterfully written this is, seemingly with one casual stroke of pen. As if he said: yes, I can do this as well my friends
I've listened to JS Bach for decades, and yet I was today years old when I learned of this piece. Light, comedic, and so unlike the stodgy, serious church music I've come to associate with him.
Check out his harpsichord concertos, if you haven't
Serious, no doubt. Stodgy, never.
The best interpretation ever, full of charm and creativity. Don't mess with the Dutch when they play Bach!
Koopman and Mertens in particular! Though Harnoncourt is incredible too!
Truth.
A Bach's opera ! Sooo perfectly played and sung ! The flutist is amazing.
Totally agree about the flautist (flutist!)
This is not and opera it is a Cantata, Bach never wrote any opera, he wrote both sacred and secular Cantatas.
@@reginaldsawyer2945 I know, but here it looks like an opera.
The flutist is Mr Wilbert Hazelzet.
Where has this version been all my life?
I have been listening to Bach's music for 20+ years and it NEVER gets old and repetitive. This man's creative mind was amazing/beautiful - so glad Shumann noticed.
Shumann? What do you mean?
Every single great noticed. Not just Schumann.
Far and away the best ever interpretation of this work ever. Every instrumentalist and singer cannot improve, and the tempi are perfect. True perfection
Absolutely, 100%!
This interpretation is great, but I prefer the one with Harnoncourt.
It’s great to have this interpretation here
@ indeed it is
Coffee just got more fun, and tastier with Bach's cantata. Danke, Jo-Seb!
Jo-Seb XD
I am studying cantatas in Music History, and this was mentioned. So hilarious! And so modern. It's hard to believe Bach wrote this.
Not if you are a Lutheran. I'm surprised there isn't a "Potluck Cantata".
@@jeremyglaser5505 And if a Potluck Cantata, why not a Jello Cantata?
@@nathanbetz8 Nope, it would have to be the Hotdish Cantata...
I couldn't believe anybody other than Bach could ever have written it.
There is an unmistakable genius at work in this masterpiece !
It provides work for his family, students and friends
and is probably the first advertisement for a genuinely treasured product
that was actually worth listening to, whilst drinking it.
Agree 100%
currently having to listen to this for music class and then write a paper. wish me luck
How did you do?
Yeah...tell us, did you pass?
@@arbierstein I passed!
@@petrlyubomskiy3319 i passed!
@@amberatkins2101 well done!
Shout out to the excellent flautist!
No kidding. A real baroque flute without stops!
Mr Wilbert Hazelzet.
Ton Koopman and the Amsterdam. Of Course, every thing he does is first rate. This charming staple of Bach's secular cantata's no exception.
Love the way Koopman plays the continuo in this cantata.
Exzellent! Die Solisten sind (alle drei!) unerwartet klar und durchgehend stark bei Stimme. Ein Vergnügen! Über T.K. und die Musiker brauche ich kein Wort zu verlieren.
There absolutely should be more Bach and classical music performed in the pubs! Classical music in general is too concervative even though many composers were a real humorists! I would enjoy so much listening that while drinking a pint (coffee also of course).
True on both accounts.
It would be wonderful for Classical music to reach more spaces. I would love to have live performance with my drinking 😁
So she is a parrot in a human's body my God I'm blown away I love her voice
Bach historians have suggested that Bach would drink around 32 cups of coffee per day. I guess its no wonder he was a machine who would write and compose pieces every waking hour. And after 32 cups per day, I'm sure he was awake for more hours to compose than most. 😂
He also fathered twenty children.
Descobri essa cantata de Bach porque eu estava lendo "Cafeína" uma obra brasileira por Maurício Torres Assumpção.
1.Recitativo
0:08
2.Aria
0:40
3.Recitativo
3:33
4.Aria
4:10
5.Recitativo
8:42
6.Aria
9:56
7.Recitativo
12:21
8.Aria
13:11
9.Recitativo
19:36
10.Chorus
20:21
Stupendo questo Bach "spiritoso"! Un divertissement che solo un genio come lui poteva elevare al grado di capolavoro. Sì, è vero - come dice GD Dyno - bisogna bere una tazza di ottimo caffè mentre si ascolta questa deliziosa, finissima musica. L'effetto è magnifico!...
FULL LYRICS:
1 Recitative: Schweigt stille (Narrator) 0:00
Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht
Und höret, was itzund geschicht:
Da kömmt Herr Schlendrian
Mit seiner Tochter Liesgen her,
Er brummt ja wie ein Zeidelbär;
Hört selber, was sie ihm getan!
2 Aria: Hat man nicht mit seinen Kindern (Schlendrian) 0:41
Hat man nicht mit seinen Kindern
Hunderttausend Hudelei!
Was ich immer alle Tage
Meiner Tochter Liesgen sage,
Gehet ohne Frucht vorbei.
3 Recitative: Du böses Kind (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 3:33
Bass (Schlendrian): Du böses Kind, du loses Mädchen,
Ach! wenn erlang ich meinen Zweck:
Tu mir den Coffee weg!
4 Aria: Ei! Wie schmeckt der Kaffee süße (Lieschen) 4:09
Sopran (Liesgen): Herr Vater, seid doch nicht so scharf!
Wenn ich des Tages nicht dreimal
Mein Schälchen Coffee trinken darf,
So werd ich ja zu meiner Qual
Wie ein verdorrtes Ziegenbrätchen.
Ei! wie schmeckt der Coffee süsse,
Lieblicher als tausend Küsse,
Milder als Muskatenwein.
Coffee, Coffee muss ich haben,
Und wenn jemand mich will laben,
Ach, so schenkt mir Coffee ein!
5 Recitative: Wenn du mir nicht den Kaffee läßt (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 8:42
Bass (Schlendrian): Wenn du mir nicht den Coffee lässt,
So sollst du auf kein Hochzeitfest,
Auch nicht spazierengehn.
Sopran (Liesgen): Ach ja!
Nur lasset mir den Coffee da!
Bass (Schlendrian): Da hab ich nun den kleinen Affen!
Ich will dir keinen Fischbeinrock nach itzger Weite schaffen.
Sopran (Liesgen): Ich kann mich leicht darzu verstehn.
Bass (Schlendrian): Du sollst nicht an das Fenster treten
Und keinen sehn vorübergehn!
Sopran (Liesgen): Auch dieses; doch seid nur gebeten
Und lasset mir den Coffee stehn!
Bass (Schlendrian): Du sollst auch nicht von meiner Hand
Ein silbern oder goldnes Band
Auf deine Haube kriegen!
Sopran (Liesgen): Ja, ja! nur lasst mir mein Vergnügen!
Bass (Schlendrian): Du loses Liesgen du,
So gibst du mir denn alles zu?
6 Aria: Mädchen, die von harten Sinnen (Schlendrian) 9:57
Mädchen, die von harten Sinnen,
Sind nicht leichte zu gewinnen.
Doch trifft man den rechten Ort,
O! so kömmt man glücklich fort.
7 Recitative: Nun folge, was dein Vater spricht! (Schlendrian & Lieschen) 12:22
Bass (Schlendrian): Nun folge, was dein Vater spricht!
Sopran (Liesgen): In allem, nur den Coffee nicht.
Bass (Schlendrian): Wohlan! so musst du dich bequemen,
Auch niemals einen Mann zu nehmen.
8 Aria: Heute noch, lieber Vater (Lieschen) 13:11
Sopran (Liesgen): Ach ja! Herr Vater, einen Mann!
Bass (Schlendrian): Ich schwöre, dass es nicht geschicht.
Sopran (Liesgen): Bis ich den Coffee lassen kann?
Nun! Coffee, bleib nur immer liegen!
Herr Vater, hört, ich trinke keinen nicht.
Bass (Schlendrian): So sollst du endlich einen kriegen!
Sopran (Liesgen):
Heute noch,
Lieber Vater, tut es doch!
Ach, ein Mann!
Wahrlich, dieser steht mir an!
Wenn es sich doch balde fügte,
Dass ich endlich vor Coffee,
Eh ich noch zu Bette geh,
Einen wackern Liebsten kriegte!
9 Recitative: Nun geht und sucht der alte Schlendrian (Narrator) 19:36
Nun geht und sucht der alte Schlendrian,
Wie er vor seine Tochter Liesgen
Bald einen Mann verschaffen kann;
Doch, Liesgen streuet heimlich aus:
Kein Freier komm mir in das Haus,
Er hab es mir denn selbst versprochen
Und rück es auch der Ehestiftung ein,
Dass mir erlaubet möge sein,
Den Coffee, wenn ich will, zu kochen.
10 Trio: Die Katze läßt das Mausen nicht 20:21
Die Katze lässt das Mausen nicht,
Die Jungfern bleiben Coffeeschwestern.
Die Mutter liebt den Coffeebrauch,
Die Grossmama trank solchen auch,
Wer will nun auf die Töchter lästern!
Vielen Dank!
Danke schon!
merci !
Classical music is just genius
이 아름다운 곡을 한자리에서 전 곡을 다 듣게 해주셔서 감사합니다.
커피 사랑은 예전이나 지금이나 마찬가지네요~^^
C'est trop beau.. On est complètement transporté ...Merci infiniment Cordialement
This piece but a different recording was in my parent’s record collection growing up and I discovered it in high school, sandwiched between folk singers etc. By that time, no one else was listening to it, so when no one was home in the afternoons, I’d play it full volume. Grand.
Tutti i musicisti, i cantanti sono fantastici!
Grazie mille!💮💖👏👏👏
Because of this kind of TH-cam video I wish I was alive in Bach's time so I could hear this in the Thomaskirche in Leipzig.
As this is a secular cantata, you wouldn't have heard it in a church. You would have to go to Zimmermann's coffee house a few streets away from Thomaskirche.
@@occultured9722 D'oh! You're absolutely right! Let's go to Zimmermann's! Thanks for the correction.
Super delightful! Doch erstaunlich !
And recorded in an actual coffee house! *Bravi*!
Cheer~~~a medium-length narrative piece of music for voices with instrumental accompaniment, typically with solos, chorus, and orchestra.😊
Best! Absolutely thrilling and charming!
This came up in my Music Appreciation lessons and man did I get a giggle!
Que joya! un verdadero obsequio de Bach para el mundo, y el señor Koopmann soberbio!
Il video, si commenta da se.
Complimenti 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Semplicemente Bach e l'aroma del caffè
It’s incredibly beautiful 😍
Just watched this performed by the Yorkshire Baroque Soloists as part of the York Early Music Festival - I'd never come across the piece before, really good fun!
When u studying Bach's cantatas for ur upcoming music exam, suddenly found such a cute piece while doing research, and want to go to a coffee house like right now... :( Tbh, I rly should find someone to learn this cantata together later when I've got some time.
I know, how fun would it be to get like, a couple friends together and perform these pieces together. That'd be a blast!
Noah Abel Exactly!!
@@pineapple_1066 I'm down to join you two!
@@Nooticus Welcome! One more ensemble member! ☕️
Предлагаю себя в качестве сопрано 😉
"...But Liesgen secretly makes known:
No suitor come into my house
Unless he's made to me the promise
And put it in the marriage contract, too,
That I shall be allowed to brew,
Whenever I desire, my coffee."
The main source of friction in that household comes from who drank the last of the coffee and didn't make a fresh pot!
What?! You mean that strong-willed daughters are not just an invention of our age?!
아름다운 사람들 ㅡ 소박한 공간에 가득찬 화려한 목소리
Polish text:
Uciszcie się, nie gadajcie (BWV 211)
Uciszcie się, nie gadajcie,
A co stanie się, słuchajcie:
Pan Schlendrian nadchodzi tu,
Z córką swoją Liesgen kroczy;
Ależ, jak ten niedźwiedź, mruczy.
Słuchajcie, co zrobiła mu.
Człek ma toć ze swymi dziećmi
Sto tysięcy utrapień!
Bezowocnie spływa bowiem
Co mej córce Liesgen powiem,
Choć powtarzam to co.dzień.
Schlendrian
Złe dziecię, dziewczyno pusta,
Ach, kiedyż ja wygram mą sprawę:
Rzuć ty wreszcie precz tę kawę!
Liesgen
Nie bądź ojcze tak surowy.
Jeśli nie wypiję co dzień
Trzech filiżaneczek kawy,
To zostanie ze mnie cień,
Wiór, jak z kozy pieczeń sucha.
Oj, jak smaczna kawa słodka.
Niż całusów tysiąc milsza,
Niż muszkatołowe wino.
Kawę, kawę muszę ja pić,
A kto chce mnie czym pokrzepić,
Niech kawy naleje jeno!
Schlendrian
Jeśli mi nie rzucisz kawy,
To nie będziesz na zabawy,
Ani też na spacer chodzić.
Liesgen
Zgoda!
Byłem tylko kawę miała.
Schlendrian
Ależ głuptas z mej córeczki!
Nie sprawię ci na fiszbinach
Rozszerzanej sukieneczki.
Liesgen
Łatwo na to ja przystanę.
Schlendrian
Nie będziesz mogła w oknie stać
By z przechodniów mieć zabawę!
Liesgen
To też, lecz daj się ubłagać
I pozostaw mi mą kawę!
Schlendrian
Nie dostaniesz też z mej ręki
Ni srebrnej, ni złotej wstęgi
By czepek przyozdobić!
Liesgen
Dobrze, byłem sobie kawę mogła robić.
Schlendrian
Ach ty płocha Liesgen, ty,
Przystaniesz na wszystko li?
Schlendrian
Dziewcząt co są uparte tak
Nie łatwo jest przemóc. Wszak
Gdy jej miejsce czułe znasz
Łatwo już ją przekonasz.
Schlendrian
Bądź ojcu swemu posłuszną!
Liesgen
We wszystkim, ale nie z kawą.
Schlendrian
Więc się musisz i z tym zgodzić:
Nigdy za mąż nie wychodzić.
Liesgen
Panie ojcze! Męża toć chcę!
Schlendrian
Klnę się, nie ma o tym mowy.
Liesgen
Póki kawy nie porzucę?
Ach, kawo! Na zawsze żegnaj mi!
Panie ojcze, odtąd nie tknę już kawy.
Schlendrian
Wreszcie; więc męża poszukam ci!
Jeszcze dziś
Drogi ojcze, zechciej iść!
Mąż, ach mąż!
Przed oczami stoi wciąż!
Oby rzecz się szybko działa,
Bym, gdy kawę ja odłożę,
Jeszcze nim się spać położę
Dziarskiego męża dostała!
Chodzi i szuka teraz Schlendrian stary
Jakby swojej córce Liesgen
Rychło męża dać do pary;
Lecz Liesgen skrycie głosi wszędzie:
Zalotnik żaden w dom nie wejdzie,
Zanim sam tego nie przyrzecze
I bym też w kontrakcie ślubnym miała,
Że mi dozwoli, gdy będę chciała,
Bym kawę sobie gotowała.
Kot nie da spokoju myszy,
Panny zaś będą przy kawie trwać.
Skoro mama kawę znała,
Babcia także ją pijała,
Któż córki zechce więc oczerniać.
….
I learned of this from my nephew, and could not be more pleased, without coffee of course
Bach coffee cantata!
Very good. Great players. Classicjoa.
I stumbled upon Bach’s operetta on the May 2022 lunar eclipse - all shall be well!
"I don't like coffee"
**several people are typing...**
I don't like coffee either XD
The 33 dislikes are all from coffee-haters.
Nice treat on World Coffee Day! I can give up coffee for JSB 's music! Enjoyable performance! You can have your coffee and drink it too......
SEHR nett und witzig inziniert und mit original Instrumenten! Historiscje Hintergründe, in Kürze mir Keywords, Türkrn dtanden vor Wien hatten die Kaffeehhauskultur nsch Wien gebracht u.s.w
13:11 musical perfection
I love that coffee caresses my soul ☕
Воистину прекрасное исполнение и игра! Я кайфую)
Beautiful! Thank you for posting!
Wonderful performance
This was so delightful.
Em poucos minutos encontramos muito mais música do que em certas operas com 4 horas de duração! Gênio é genio.
Incredible! Beautifully done, thank you
4:20 : this is the remarkable flutist Mr Wilbert Hazelzet.
rip coffee cup :(
Fantastisch!
Marvelous! The performance was extraordinary as well!
Does anyone else jumps every time they smash the coffee cup 😂😂 i love this version, as well as Christopher Hogwood's one with Emma Kirkby ❤
I think Johann would have totally approved of this.
Best recording.
Nice and enjoyable, thank you for sharing!
As others have discussed in this thread, for all practical purposes the Coffee Cantata is comic opera. But I submit that furthermore it's essentially advertising for the local coffee house (Café Zimmermann in Leipzig).
Oh how great is that! Amazing :D
drinking coffee while watching... mmmhhh
My heart😍💘💘💘 watching from the Philippines
Wunderschöne Aufnahme !
This is delightful!
Why am i in love with the final trio from my younghood onwards. 🥰💙
Que bestia. El PADRE de la música
Thank you for sharing ❤
An acted cantata. This shows us, perhaps, that Bach could compose an opera.
Wunderbar, danke schon!!
enjoy a cuppa joe with a cuppa Johann
super leuk, very good job, thy.
How disappointing that NONE of the instrumentalists (except Koopman, of course) are named in the credits. The flutist is a master. No acknowledgment? Very disappointing. If anyone knows the flutist's name or any of the instrumentalists, please reply!
It’s Wilbert Hazelzet!
I hat zung thus im meine past in uni, guten recordings... Unt i liebe coffee
Bravo!
Imagine to have a where discussion with your father just because you wanna coffee
Yes, im having the argument with my dad right now, i use this music video for ammunition... lol
GENIUS!!
Schledrian when holding the book in his bass aria was actually reading form the notations
Difference between an opera and a cantata is that an opera has a stage, costume and acting.
Ah, but this wonderful confection had all three!
Bach in the galant style.
Who is the flautist, he is wonderful?
This should be an opera
Remember, it must be brewed with exactly 60 beans to be perfect.
only watching for my college cuz this counts as a live concert
Same
Then you are the poorer for your myopia. Dig it, guys!
Im watching this for my college art paper. I have absolutely no idea where to start or how I would even begin to describe this(:
How about JSB takin' off his wig and cuttin' loose?