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  General
  Complete name :
I:UPLOADSJS Bach - BWV0076-BWV0080 
  - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0076 - Die Himmel Erzaehlen Die Ehre Gottes - 
  Cantata [FLAC].flac
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  Track
name : Bach - BWV0076 - Die Himmel Erzaehlen 
  Die Ehre Gottes - Cantata for the 2nd Sunday after Trinity
 
Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
  Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
  Genre : Cantata
  Comment : Die
Himmel erzählen die Ehre Gottes 
  (The heavens declare the glory of God) / / Cantata 76 / / Second Sunday after

  Trinity / Epistle: 1 John iii. 13-18 (Christian brotherly love) / Gospel: Luke 
  xiv. 16-24 (Parable of
the great supper) / / / SIMON CROUCH SAYS: / Rating: 1 
  / / If we disregard BWV 22 and BWV 23 (which were test
pieces for his 
  cantorate) cantata BWV 76 was the second cantata that Bach composed for Leipzig 
  (BWV 75
being the first) so it might be fair to assume that he was trying to 
  impress. This is a long piece in two parts,
each with seven movements. / / The 
  first part starts with a choral movement. The trumpet fanfares the bass
soloist 
  who in turn introduces the rest of the choir singing verse 1 of psalm 19. The 
  movement continues
with a well crafted and attractive choral fugue on verse 3 of 
  the psalm. After a recitative, there's a pleasing
soprano aria with an 
  attractive violin accompaniment. The next recitative is followed by a rousing 
 
battle aria (Out ye idolatrous mob!) that gives the trumpet and bass soloists 
  ample opportunities to shine.
After a further recitative, the first part ends 
  with a beautiful setting of the first verse of Luther's hymn Es
woll' uns Gott 
  genadig sein. The trumpet is to the fore here too, but plaintive rather than 
  aggressive
this time. / / The second part opens with a sinfonia for oboe 
  d'amore, viola da gamba and continuo. You may well
recognise it from the organ 
  sonata BWV 528. Apart from the opening sinfonia, the structure of the second 
 
part is the same as that of the first part. Following a recitative is a curious 
  tenor aria (Hate ye me, hate ye
me well) where the word hate is given prominent 
  and repetetive treatment! It does calm down a bit later, though.
The next aria 
  (for alto) has a lovely accompaniment with the same instrumentation and a 
  similar texture
to the opening sinfonia. The closing chorale is verse 3 of the 
  hymn used to close the first part of the cantata,
with identical setting. 
  Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
  Collegium / Ruth Holton /
Marjon Strijk / Sytse Buwalda / Knut Schoch / Bas 
  Ramselaar
  
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  General
  Complete name :
I:UPLOADSJS Bach - BWV0076-BWV0080 
  - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0077 - Du sollt Gott, deinen Herren - Cantata 
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  Track name : Bach
- BWV0077 - Du sollt Gott, 
  deinen Herren - Cantata for the 13th Sunday after Trinity
  Composer : Johann
Sebastian Bach
  Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
  Genre : Cantata
  Comment : Du sollst Gott, deinen
Herren, lieben 
  (Thou shalt love God, thy Lord) / / Cantata 77 / / Thirteenth Sunday after 
  Trinity /
Epistle: Gal iii. 15-22 (The promises made to Abraham) / Gospel: Luke 
  x. 23-37 (The parable of the Good
Samaritan) / / SIMON CROUCH SAYS: / Rating: 
  1+ / / The text for the day concerns the parable of the Good
Samaritan and the 
  theme of this early Leipzig cantata is a meditation upon the ten commandments. 
 
Immediately, Bach plunges us into symbolism, the opening chorus is absolutely 
  stuffed full of it! For example,
there's immediately a canon, canon=law (a pun, 
  but a common one of the day). The trumpet intones Luther's
chorale These are the 
  holy Ten Commandments above the chorus and orchestra. The bass performs the 
  melody
in enlarged note values (Thou shalt love the Lord your God is the 
  fundamental commandment) and the trumpet has
ten entries, corresponding to the 
  ten commandments. Despite (or perhaps because of, knowing Bach's skill in
these 
  matters) all this extra-musical baggage, the chorus is quite superb. After this, 
  the rest of the
cantata might have become an anticlimax but it's not so. 
  Following a recitative, there's a superb, optimistic,
soprano aria introduced 
  and accompanied by the most meltingly gorgeous oboe duet. The alto aria, that 
 
follows the final recitative, is more reflective (Lord, my love is unworthy, 
  Ever prone to fault and guilt) and
is accompanied by a haunting trumpet line. 
  The cantata ends with a simple chorale setting. There is some
ambiguity here 
  since the movement has come down to us without a text and authorities differ as 
  to which
hymn verse should fit. / / This short cantata is a most beautiful and 
  profound and yet, at the same time,
intimate work. 
  Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
  Collegium / Ruth Holton / Sytse Buwalda
/ Marcel Beekman / Nico van der Meel / 
  Knut Schoch / Bas Ramselaar
  
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  General
  Complete name :
I:UPLOADSJS Bach - BWV0076-BWV0080 
  - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0078 - Jesu, Der Du Meine Seele - Chorale Cantata

  [FLAC].flac
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  Track name :
Bach - BWV0078 - Jesu, Der Du Meine 
  Seele - Chorale Cantata for 14th Sunday after Trinity
  Composer :
Johann Sebastian Bach
  Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
  Genre : Cantata
  Comment : Jesu, der du meine
Seele (Jesus, Thou 
  who my soul) / / Cantata 78 / / Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity / Epistle: 
  Galatians
V. 16-24 (Walk in the Spirit) / Gospel: Luke xvii 11-19 (The Healing 
  of the Lepers) / / SIMON CROUCH SAYS: /
Rating: 1* / / Cantata 78 starts with 
  one of the most glorious choruses in all music. In the form of a
passacaglia 
  above a chromatic descending motif built from a basically simple figure and 
  incorporating
the chorale melody, this astonishing piece simply takes the breath 
  away. An equally astonishing contrast is
provided by the following movement: Wir 
  eilen - We hasten with weak but diligent steps to you for help, Oh
Jesus, Oh 
  Master which you simply have to hear to believe! The accompaniment simply 
  patters along. It's
difficult but to picture members of the congregation having 
  to stifle a few giggles. A recitative is followed by
a tenor aria with a 
  delicious obbligato flute part. A further recitative is followed by another 
  aria,
this time with a lovely sinuous oboe part. A straightforward chorale 
  setting finishes the cantata. / / For more
on this astoundingly beautiful 
  cantata, do please look at Marshall's essay On Bach's Universality in his 
 
collected essays. "I can think of no more spectacular demonstration of Bach's 
  powers of synthesis, his
unparalleled combinatorial genius…" 
  Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
  Collegium /
Ruth Holton / Sytse Buwalda / Knut Schoch / Bas Ramselaar
  
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  Complete name : I:UPLOADSJS
Bach - BWV0076-BWV0080 
  - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0079 - Gott der Herr ist Sonn und Schild - Cantata 
 
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  Track name : Bach
- BWV0079 - Gott der Herr ist 
  Sonn und Schild - Cantata for the Feast of Reformation
  Composer : Johann
Sebastian Bach
  Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
  Genre : Cantata
  Comment : Gott, der Herr, ist Sonn
und Schild 
  (God, the Lord, is Son and Shield) / / Cantata 79 / / Reformation Festival / 
  / SIMON CROUCH
SAYS: / Rating: 2+ / / Robertson, in The Church Cantatas of J.S. 
  Bach, suggests that Bach should have stopped
after the chorale Nun danket Alle 
  Gott and we would have had an excellent short cantata. I agree with him. The

  opening chorus of this Reformation cantata is absolutely superb, more splendid 
  and ebullient even than
that of Ein' feste Burg (BWV 80) but perhaps with not 
  quite so much contrapuntal interest. The following aria is
pretty without being 
  outstanding and the chorale Nun danket is as good as you might expect. It's all 
 
down hill from here. A recitative leads into a duet between soprano and bass 
  that despite its interesting violin
accompaniment tends to overstay its welcome. 
  The cantata draws to a close with a straightforward chorale
setting. 
  Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
  Collegium / Ruth Holton / Sytse Buwalda /
Marcel Beekman / Nico van der Meel / 
  Bas Ramselaar
  
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  Complete name : I:UPLOADSJS
Bach - BWV0076-BWV0080 
  - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0080 - Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott - Chorale 
 
Cantata [FLAC].flac
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  Track name : Bach
- BWV0080 - Ein feste Burg ist 
  unser Gott - Choral Cantata for the Feast of Reformation
  Composer : Johann
Sebastian Bach
  Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
  Genre : Cantata
  Comment : Ein' feste Burg ist unser
Gott (A 
  mighty fortress is our God) / / Cantata 80 / / Reformation Festival / / SIMON 
  CROUCH SAYS: /
Rating: 1* / / Straight down to business with an enormous 
  chorale fantasia on Luther's hymn Ein' feste Burg.
This is one of Bach's pieces 
  that I initially found very daunting: Great, yes; To admire, of course; But to 
  love? Well, these days I not infrequently find myself humming one of the fugal 
  voices, whistling another and
trying to hold the rest going in my head. Anyone 
  observing this act must think that I'm bonkers. But what the
heck, it is a very 
  beautiful edifice. / / Two wonderful arias follow, separated by a recitative. 
  The
first motors along to a machine-gun accompaniment on the strings, the 
  seconds swings beautifully in triple time.
The chorale that follows does both. 
  Next is a tenor/alto duet with accompanying oboe da caccia and finally an

  excellent four part harmonisation of the chorale melody. Do try to hear this 
  cantata in both "modern"
and "original" performances: The former to get more of 
  the grandeur of the piece, the latter to hear it in the
original instrumentation 
  (especially the oboe da caccia. Why did this wonderful beast die out? Well, OK, 
 
it was probably a pig to play and keep in tune but it does make a lovely noise!) 
   / / There is a very
interesting essay about the genesis and publication 
  history of BWV 80 in Christolph Wolff's excellent collection
Bach - Essays on 
  His Life and Music. If you're used to hearing this cantata with trumpets and 
  drums,
then you may be surprised to learn that their inclusion (in the Bach-
  Gesellschaft edition) is probably derived
from a parody of this cantata that 
  Wilhelm Friedemann Bach devised for his own purposes. J.S.B probably had
nothing 
  to do with them at all! 
  Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
  Collegium /
Ruth Holton / Sytse Buwalda / Knut Schoch / Bas Ramselaar
  
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  Complete name : I:UPLOADSJS
Bach - BWV0076-BWV0080 
  - Cantata - [FLAC]_SFV-BWV0076-BWV0080.sfv
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