Johann Sebastian Bach BWV Mein Jesu! was für Seelenweh The first part of this score is the original setting of the work, as reproduced by.
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Perhaps the single word that best describes his life and music is "cosmopolitan": The tone of the text is religious in an easygoing manner. All of these songs are in ABA form with vocal declamation that is lyrical, sometimes melismatic, and never virtuosic.
BWV-2a Bach MIDI 6. Lieder, Arien , Quodlibet
The instrumentation of the accompaniment is flexible, and the performers are allowed to choose whichever instruments are appropriate and available for the continuo and instrumental obbligato. The vocal line in this song, whose title translates as "My Soul Hears through Seeing, " holds forth in a pleasant duple meter over a "walking" bass line in the continuo.
The text deals with the synesthesia of hearing things usually thought of as visual. The obbligato instrument sometimes answers the singer and sometimes harmonizes with him.
The dotted rhythms of the obbligato instrument sometimes show up in the vocal part. Be the first to write down a comment.
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What's New for Early ? Reiner had been an assistant conductor under Stokowski in Philadelphia in the 30s. He had been with the Chicago Symphony for five years and already had brought it to international standards and made what came to be known as audiophile recordings, especially of Richard Strauss, for RCA. Stokowski quickly imbued the orchestra with his famous "Stokowski Sound" as can be heard in these recordings.
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He then repeated this music on the 3 rd and in Milwaukee with the Chicago Symphony on the 6th. The Wagner was not included in this release because the music was taken from rebroadcasts where it was omitted. The present couplings are a bit frustrating because of the sound. The 2 January pieces sound much drier and shallow.
Concerto G Major BWV 986 - Keyboard
This immediately apparent when you switch to the concerts where the sound is fuller, richer and has better bass. That is, good to excellent. Of course the Szabelski is good to have in your Stokowski collection.