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  JS Bach - BWV0136-BWV0140
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I:UPLOADSJS Bach - BWV0136-BWV0140 
 - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0136 - Erforsche mich, Gott, und erfahre mein Herz

 - Cantata [FLAC].flac
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 Track name
: Bach - BWV0136 - Erforsche mich, 
 Gott, und erfahre mein Herz - Cantata for the 8th Sunday after Trinity

Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
 Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
 Genre : Cantata
 Comment : Erforsche
mich, Gott, und erfahre 
 mein Herze (Examine me, God, and learn of my heart) / / Cantata 136 / / Eighth 

Sunday after Trinity / Epistle: Romans viii. 12-17 (We are joint heirs of 
 Christ) / Gospel: Matthew vii. 15-23
(Beware of false prophets) / / SIMON 
 CROUCH SAYS: / Rating: 2 / / The high points of this cantata are at the 
 beginning and at the end. The opening is a delightfully attractive choral fugue 
 on a pleasantly meandering
theme and the close is an especially attractive 
 setting of a very beautiful chorale melody (Auf meinen lieben
Gott, the melody 
 set for verse six of Heermann's Wo soll ich fliehen hin) with the horn high up 
 in its
register. In between these two pillars, the inspiration is not quite so 
 uniformly high. Following the opening
chorus a recitative leads into the first 
 aria, for alto accompanied by oboe d'amore and continuo. The
accompanying oboe 
 d'amore gets the best of it, the vocal line being somewhat dull. A further 
 recitative
leads into duet for tenor and bass. Again, here the accompanying 
 violins are the most attractive feature of the
movement, with a gently rocking 
 theme. 
 Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
 Collegium /
Ruth Holton / Sytse Buwalda / Bas Ramselaar / Nico van der Meel
 
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 Complete name : I:UPLOADSJS Bach -
BWV0136-BWV0140 
 - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0137 - Lobe Den Herren, Den Mächtigen Koenig Der 
 Ehren -
Chorale Cantata [FLAC].flac
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 Track name
: Bach - BWV0137 - Lobe Den Herren, Den 
 Mächtigen Koenig Der Ehren - Chorale Cantata for 12th Sunday after
Trinity
 Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
 Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
 Genre : Cantata
 Comment
: Lobe den Herrn, den mächtigen König 
 der Ehren (Praise the Lord, the mighty King of honours) / / Cantata
137 / / 
 Twelfth Sunday after Trinity / Epistle: 2 Corinthians iii. 4-11 (Ministers of a 
 new Covenant) /
Gospel: Mark vii. 31-37 (The deaf man cured) / / SIMON CROUCH 
 SAYS: / Rating: 1 / / It is thought that this
cantata as well as serving for 
 the Sunday service, was used at the inauguration of the new town council in 

Leipzig which occurred a few days later. The festive use of trumpets and drums 
 certainly seems to support this
hypothesis. Bach uses an older style of cantata 
 composition here, with the verses of the hymn unchanged (similar
to BWV 4). / 
 / The first verse is a fugal chorus with an exuberant introduction, the second a 
 solo aria
where the alto sings a decorated form of the chorale melody whilst the 
 obbligato violin darts around. Bach later
transcribed this movement as one of 
 the Schubler Chorales (BWV 650). The third movement sees soprano and bass 
 soloist competing to elaborate on the melody and the fourth gives a counter 
 melody to the tenor soloist whilst
the trumpet holds the original melody. The 
 continuo group are on stimulants. Proceedings are rounded off in grand
style by 
 everyone at full volume in the concluding chorale. 
 Soloists : Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands
Bach 
 Collegium / Ruth Holton / Marjon Strijk / Sytse Buwalda / Marcel Beekman / Nico 
 van der Meel / Knut
Schoch / Bas Ramselaar
 
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 Complete name : I:UPLOADSJS Bach - BWV0136-BWV0140 
 - Cantata -
[FLAC]Bach - BWV0138 - Warum Betruebst Du Dich, Mein Herz - Chorale 
 Cantata [FLAC].flac
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 Track name : Bach - BWV0138 - Warum Betruebst Du 
 Dich, Mein
Herz - Chorale Cantata for the 15th Sunday after Trinity
 Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
 Conductor : Pieter
Jan Leusink
 Genre : Cantata
 Comment : Warum betrubst du dich, mein Herz? 
 (Why are you troubled, my
heart?) / / Cantata 138 / / Fifteenth Sunday after 
 Trinity / Epistle: Galatians v 25-vi. 10 (The fruits of the
spirit) / Gospel: 
 Matthew vi. 23-34 (Avoid worldly cares) / / SIMON CROUCH SAYS: / Rating: 2+ / 
 / Lovers
of Wagner's Die Meistersinger will prick up their ears at the mention 
 of Hans Sachs. Here the real life Sachs
provides the words of the hymn upon 
 which this chorale cantata is based. The first, third and seventh verses are

 taken directly from a hymn of his and the remaining verses appear to be based on 
 related biblical
passages. The opening chorus is a very melancholy and beautiful 
 setting of the hymn tune in which, towards the
end, there is an interpolation of 
 soprano recitative. I'm afraid, to my ears this latter detracts from the 

effectiveness of the movement. Recitative is followed by another fine chorale 
 setting with interpolated
recitative (this time more natural) and a further 
 recitative leads into the very fine bass aria Auf Gott steht
meine Zuversicht. 
 This is one of those many tremendous arias to be found in the cantatas that 
 really
should be rescued from its relative obscurity and put into the regular 
 repertoire of the best singers. A lovely
melody with show-stopping string 
 accompaniment, it would be quite happy standing on its own. A further recitative

 leads into the closing chorale movement. Here the accompaniment is really quite 
 spectacular for a chorale
setting: Sweeping runs from the violins give 
 expression to exuberant joy. 
 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 - BWV0136-BWV0140 
 - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0139 - Wohl Dem, Der
Sich Auf Seinen Gott - Chorale 
 Cantata [FLAC].flac
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 Track name : Bach - BWV0139 - Wohl Dem, Der Sich 
 Auf Seinen Gott - Chorale Cantata for the 23rd
Sunday after Trinity
 Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
 Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
 Genre :
Cantata
 Comment : Wohl dem, der sich auf seinen Gott 
 recht kindlich kann verlassen! (Well for him, who can
depend, childlike, on his 
 God) / / Cantata 139 / / Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity / Epistle: Phil. 
 iii.
17-21 (Follow not carnal things, as many do) / Gospel: Matthew xxii. 15-22 
 (The Pharisees and the tribute to
Caesar) / / SIMON CROUCH SAYS: / Rating: 2+ / 
  / The opening chorus of the chorale cantata BWV 139 is to my ears
a very 
 beautiful and genial piece and I would thoroughly recommend that you listen at 
 least to this
movement if you listen to nothing else here. The rest of the 
 cantata follows the standard form of recitative,
aria, recitative, aria, 
 recitative and final chorale. The first aria, for the tenor soloist, has a 
 fairly
athletic violin accompaniment and scuttles along pleasantly. The second 
 aria, this time for the bass soloist, is
perhaps more interesting, with several 
 sections and contrasting moods. In both of the arias a certain amount of

 reconstruction for the solo instruments has to be done because the cantata has 
 only come down to us as a
set of apparently incomplete parts. The cantata ends 
 with a straightforward chorale setting. 
 Soloists :
Holland Boys Choir / Netherlands Bach 
 Collegium / Ruth Holton / Sytse Buwalda / Knut Schoch / Bas Ramselaar


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 Complete name : I:UPLOADSJS Bach - BWV0136-BWV0140 
 - Cantata - [FLAC]Bach - BWV0140 - Wachet auf,
ruft uns die Stimme - Chorale 
 Cantata [FLAC].flac
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 Duration : 27mn 43s
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 Track name : Bach - BWV0140 - Wachet auf, ruft uns 
 die Stimme - Chorale Cantata for the 27th
Sunday after Trinity
 Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
 Conductor : Pieter Jan Leusink
 Genre :
Cantata
 Comment : Cantata 140 / / Twenty Seventh 
 Sunday after Trinity / Epistle: 2 Corinthians v. 1-10
(Assurance of Salvation) / 
 Gospel Matthew xxv. 1-13 (Parable of the Wise Virgins) / / SIMON CROUCH SAYS: / 

Rating: 1* / / The gospel for the day concerns the parable of the wise virgins, 
 portraying the second coming of
Christ as if he were a bridegroom come to claim 
 his bride, the soul. Cantata BWV 140 is based around Nicolai's
beautiful chorale 
 melody Wachet Auf and develops the analogy of Christ and the bridegroom to 
 portray the
passionate love between Christ and the soul. / / Throughout the 
 cantata, Bach's tuneful invention is at it very
best. The opening chorus may 
 remind listeners of the form of the opening chorus of the St. Matthew Passion: 
 Not one great tune, but two! A short recitative is followed by a duet 
 accompanied by a violin theme that also
will evoke memories of the St. Matthew 
 Passion. Then the accompanied chorale that was later used in the Schubler

 Chorales. Being brought up in the Anglican tradition as a choirboy, this is one 
 of those pieces that
brings memories flooding back, of summer evenings in the 
 English countryside after choir rehearsals. A wonderful
duet, with a delicious 
 oboe accompaniment pledges eternity between the lovers, now one flesh. The 
 cantata
closes with the chorale melody as a Gloria. / / Cantata 140 is 
 deservedly recognised as one of Bach's best known
and loved pieces and surely 
 stands among the greatest of his works. 
 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 - BWV0136-BWV0140 
 - Cantata -
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