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(Rant) ‘More Than Food.’
The music at the end is BWV 600, from a forthcoming ‘electrified’ arrangement of Bach’s Orgelbüchlein.
The beautiful passage toward the end of my rant— with the koto accompaniment and bird song— comes from one of my absolute favorite book...
151: New Album! (& New Sonic Experience?)
Volume 6 in ‘J.S. Bach: Complete Keyboard Works’ is on presale today!
Here are the relevant links:
- J.S. Bach: Complete Keyboard Works, Vol. 6 - Arrangements of Albinoni and Reincken
(https://modernclassicalx.lnk.to/JSBachCompleteK...
150: The Early Cantatas, All Summed Up.
We’ve now covered the seven surviving earliest vocal works by Johann Sebastian Bach! This episode is a brief tour through the episodes we dedicated to these pieces, refreshing our memories and attempting to identify unifying stylistic featu...
149: The Battle Between Life and Death
“The consummate expressiveness of {BWV 4] has always been marvelled at. Each verse is as if chiselled in music.” -Albert Schweitzer, Vol. 2
Bach’s early Easter cantata remains one of the most beloved in the entire canon. Barely 22 years ol...
148: Ballooning! (Flying in the 18th Century)
Sometimes an article from the EB strikes me as so amusing, I simply have to share it with you. See you next week (or the week after, latest) for the conclusion of our early cantata survey, with Christ lag in Todes Banden, BWV 4. Thanks for...
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