Bach: Contrapunctus XIV from Die Kunst der Fuge, and choral : Vor deinen Thron tret' ich hiermit

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  • Johann Sebastian Bach :
    From Die Kunst der Fuge BWV 1080 :
    Contrapunctus XIV and
    Choral 'Vor deinen Thron tret' ich hiermit' BWV 668
    Oslo Circles
    Astrid Kirschner, baroque violin/artistic leader
    Maria Ines Zanovello, baroque violin
    Mari Giske, baroque viola
    Gunnar Hauge, baroque cello
    Anna Starr Dalgård, baroque oboe
    Saskia Fikentscher, oboe da caccia
    Tatjana Zimre, oboe da caccia
    Per Hannisdal, baroque bassoon
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    Live at Gamle Aker kirke, Oslo
    26.1.2020
    www.oslocircle...
    Video : Odd Geir Sæther & Jon Skandsen

КОМЕНТАРІ • 9

  • @waltersnitker992
    @waltersnitker992 Місяць тому +2

    Wunderbar!!!

  • @geiryvindeskeland7208
    @geiryvindeskeland7208 Рік тому +1

    Pretty amazing that you haven’t gotten any complaints about the fast pace of the coral. According to his obituary, Bach dictated the chorale prelude to his son-in-law on his deathbed, and therefore many believe that it should be played slowly, and with seriousness. I don’t believe in that story, because the composition is very complicated. Therefore, even Bach had to have been healthy and not terminally ill to be able to compose such music. Also, there exists a shorter version from about 1715. The time signature is C, so the pace of this performance may be closer to the original than most other versions. And the melody of the chorale is easier to perceive at this fresh pace.

  • @jadranduncumb
    @jadranduncumb 4 роки тому +2

    Beautiful!!

  • @daucuscarota6602
    @daucuscarota6602 3 роки тому +3

    Sehr schön und eindrucksvoll!

  • @catherinejaures6422
    @catherinejaures6422 3 роки тому +2

    Merci pour votre beau travail. Vous avez 2 amis de plus!

  • @chikai3311
    @chikai3311 3 роки тому +1

    ぼくの臨終に際して、このフーガの技法の最後とコラールを聴きながら召されたい。
    「私はここに貴方の御座の前に進み出ます(Vor deinen Thron tret ich hiermit)」(BWV 668)