That trumpet fanfare was an ovation for you having gone through all these cantatas! 👏If I ever listen to these as a series, I'll stick to 1-2 each Sunday. I don't consider myself religious, but the music is just that good, I feel compelled - once I make it through all 16 organ work CDs. RE 1052, have you ever heard the (R) version for violin as the primary instrument? I heard it live, and it bowled everyone over. It's on Netherlands Bach Society's channel if you're ever inclined to listen. PS: I definitely understand the elegiac feeling, but each Bach piece is infinite!
Thank you -- my fave cantata conductors are Richter (lush / romantic, and not the complete catalog), and the current 'Vision' series by Rademann (bright / exciting).
Just flipped on that 1052 violin version on YouTube, it's excellent. New to me, thanks for the rec. Here it is:
I love that passage too! It's a passage I remember well from previous listenings. One great thing about following this journey has been re-visiting some of these passages that are like old friends at this point, as well as experiencing new ones!
Love that “shredding” organ passage from bwv 146/1052 - won’t quit
Came here to say -- that organ really does shred! 🔥
That trumpet fanfare was an ovation for you having gone through all these cantatas! 👏If I ever listen to these as a series, I'll stick to 1-2 each Sunday. I don't consider myself religious, but the music is just that good, I feel compelled - once I make it through all 16 organ work CDs. RE 1052, have you ever heard the (R) version for violin as the primary instrument? I heard it live, and it bowled everyone over. It's on Netherlands Bach Society's channel if you're ever inclined to listen. PS: I definitely understand the elegiac feeling, but each Bach piece is infinite!
Thank you -- my fave cantata conductors are Richter (lush / romantic, and not the complete catalog), and the current 'Vision' series by Rademann (bright / exciting).
Just flipped on that 1052 violin version on YouTube, it's excellent. New to me, thanks for the rec. Here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZFOhkGGr8A
I am thrilled you enjoyed, and happy to recommend! In doing, I feel that I made a contribution to this blog, however tiny. :)
lovely start to my morning!
I love that passage too! It's a passage I remember well from previous listenings. One great thing about following this journey has been re-visiting some of these passages that are like old friends at this point, as well as experiencing new ones!
In BWV 117, someone talented must just have happened to be in town!
That must have been it! Crazy to think about.