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That seems a good source. That should also include the readings of those days for which Bach did not write a cantata. Many thanks. I'm going to look at that. Regards, --- Johan van Veen e-mail:

It occurs to me to add that if you would like to see this in the publication from which the Leipzig churches worked, online you can view a copy of the Vollst?ndiges Kirchen-Buch in an edition

A couple of thoughts from a non-expert here. I have the impression that local Lutheran churches did things independently so presume you would need a Leipzig church book for the 18th century. As an

Dear Aryeh, Thanks for the link. These data are useful, but they don't offer what I am looking for. For instance, Sunday Judica: Bach did not write any cantata for it, and that means that there is no

And (to plug a potentially useful book), in Melamed and Marissen, An Introduction to Bach Studies (Oxford University Press).

Dear Johan van Veen, You can find all the Events and Holidays in the LCY during Bach's lifetime on the BCW in the page: https://www.bach-cantatas.com/LCY/Index-Bach.htm listed by year and by event.

Both Spitta? and particularly Charles Sanford Terry cover the Leipzig Liturgy, the latter creating meticulous verification?notes ( by chance I saw them yesterday in the Royal?College of Music in

I would like to know if there is a list of the Sun- and feastdays of the ecclesiastical year in Lutheran Germany in the time of Bach and Telemann, with an indication of the readings of that particular

Here is a product description of Bach (JS): Passionsoratorium (BWV Anh 169) (ed. A Grychtolik) Soloists, IL Gardellino Orchestra & Choir/Alexander Grychtolik Passacaille - PAS1152;

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CD reviews: Bazylik: "Opera omnia" Ensemble Jerycho/Bartosz Izbicki Brescianello: "Vol. 2: Unlocked - Opus 1: Libro Secondo, Orchestral Suite in A" La Serenissima/Adrian Chandler Legrenzi: - Harmonia

We are pleased to add a new text?and translation: "Christe, du Lamm Gottes" BWV 233.1 (233a) ( http://bachcantatatexts.org/BWV233.1 ) BachCantataTexts.org ( http://bachcantatatexts.org/ ) is?a

CD reviews: F Couperin: Les Concerts Royaux Les Folies Fran?oises/Patrick Coh?n-Akenine "Evening Song" Soloists, Ensemble Morgaine "Héro?nes - Cantates fran?aises" Victoire Bunel, Anna Reinhold,

We are pleased to add texts and translations of four versions of J. S. Bach's St. John Passion BWV 245: BWV 245.1 (version I, 1724) http://BachCantataTexts.org/BWV245.1 (

CD reviews: - "Hidden Treasures - Seventeenth-Century Music of Habsburg and Bohemia" ?Sacabuche!/Linda Pearse - "Music for St Mark's" Capricornus Ensemble Stuttgart/Henning Wiegr?be - "Stadtpfeifer,

We are pleased to add a new text and translation: "Meine Seel erhebt den Herren" BWV 10 http://BachCantataTexts.org/BWV10 ( http://BachCantataTexts.org/BWV10 ) BachCantataTexts.org is a freely

CD reviews: Byrd: - "Mass for five voices" The Gesualdo Six/Owain Park - Mass for four voices, motets and psalms Stile Antico Charpentier: Te Deum Soloists, La Chapelle Royale/Valentin Tournet "An

We are pleased to present a performance of J. S. Bach's "Ein ungef?rbt Gemüte" BWV 24 directed by Kathryn Davidson. Links to the program and to an annotated translation of the text are in the notes

CD reviews: - WF Bach, Goldberg: "Trio Sonatas" - "Sonate a quattro" Ensemble Diderot Biber: Sonatae Tam Aris, quam Aulis servientes Harmonie Universelle/Florian Deuter, Mónica Waisman "Choral

CD reviews: "à Amsterdam" Postscript Aichinger: Virginalia, 1607 Concentus Vocum/Michelangelo Gabbrielli F Couperin: "The Sphere of Intimacy" Cyrille Dubois, Les Talens Lyriques/Christophe Rousset