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We are pleased to add a new text and translation: “Sehet, wir gehn hinauf gen Jerusalem” BWV 159 http://BachCantataTexts.org/BWV159 (

CD reviews (13 May 2024): Hardouin: "Complete Four-Part a cappella Masses, Volume Two" St Martin's Chamber Choir/Timothy J. Krueger - "Italian Sonatas 1730 - Remembering Naples & Venice" Sabrina Frey,

With the death of Alfred Dürr ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Dürr ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_D%C3%BCrr ) ) in 2011, Hans-Joachim Schulze (

In the section, " Leipzig Good Friday Vespers , add the following: Telemann's Brockes Passion , TVVW 5:2, was presented on Good Friday, 26 March 1717, at the Leipzig Paulinerkirche, the same day as

CD reviews: Bencini, A Scarlatti: "Vêpres romaines" Ensemble Jacques Moderne/Jo?l Suhubiette Carolo: X Sonates à deux Violes de Gambe Space Time Continuo/Amanda Keesmaat Charpentier, Desmarest: Te

Not that far out, really. The N?geli clue was a good one, because Beethoven writes to him on 9 September of 1824 asking to subscribe to N?geli's proposed publication of the Mass in B minor (though

Maybe far out, but it could be a reference to the B Minor Mass, at that time owned by Hans Georg N?geli from Zürich who was aiming at printing it (attempts from 1818, eventually happening in 1833).

Beethoven in one of his conversation books (Heft 71 at 19v-20r) makes a list of musical scores to take with him to the country for the summer of 1824. Among them are CPE Bach's Klavierschule and

We are pleased to add a new text and translation: “T?net, ihr Pauken! Erschallet, Trompeten!” BWV 214 https://bachcantatatexts.org/bwv214 ( https://bachcantatatexts.org ) BachCantataTexts.org (

CD reviews: "The sound of Thuringian residences" Capella Jenensis/Gertrud Ohse "Le berger innocent" Ensemble Danguy/Tobie Miller Nola: "Mass for 5 voices, two violins, cello and organ" Ensemble

The final phase of Bach's first church year cycle in 1724 began to embrace a trilogy of three events with distinctive Johannine theology: the Passion oratorio at the Leipzig Good Friday vespers

Dear Bruce, In the following page of the BCW? you can find all the Chorale Melodies (CM) used by J.S. Bach's works, including all the cantatas: https://www.bach-cantatas.com/CM/index.htm For each CM

Perfect; thank you Peter. Cheers, -Bruce

CD reviews: Aliotti: Il trionfo della morte per il peccato d'Adamo Soloists, Les Traversées Baroques/?tienne Meyer Luzzaschi: "Il Concerto Segreto" La Néréide B Marcello: "Sinfonias & Cantatas"

Hello Bruce, hello all Melvin Unger’s splendid “Handbook to Bach’s Sacred Cantat Texts” sets out the ten exclusively chorale derived Csntatas at p 763. The interesting point is that they are

Greetings, Some years ago I researched Bach cantatas where all movements are based on a single hymn tune or chorale, but I've since lost track of that work. If I remember quickly, there were 10 (or

To mark the 100th text on BachCantataTexts.org, we are pleased to add a new text and translation: “Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan” BWV 100 http://BachCantataTexts.org/BWV100 (

We are pleased to present a performance of J. S. Bach's "Gott ist mein K?nig" BWV 71, the final cantata of the BBCP’s 2023-24 season. Links to the program and to an annotated translation of the

CD releases: April 2024 CD reviews: Benevoli: Missa Tu es Petrus I Fagiolini, The City Musick/Robert Hollingworth "Forza Azzurri!" Tabea Debus, La Serenissima/Adrian Chandler Lully: Te Deum ("Grand

The final, triumphal portion of Bachs's Christological Cycle begins with the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, which symbolically represents the final part of the Great Parabola of descent-ascent, or the