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Cantata BWV 1
Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern
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Discussions in the Week of December 2, 2012 (3rd round)

William L. Hoffman wrote (December 1, 2012):
Cantata BWV 1: Annunciation Works, Chorales, Meanings

See: Motets & Chorales for Feast of Annunciation of Mary

Ed Myskowski wrote (December 1, 2012):
William L. Hoffman wrote:
< Bach's Annunciation performance calendar is a fascinating study of his motives, methods, and opportunities for music he presented on the Feast of the Annunciation. It shows eight different cantatas involving only two original works, BWV 182 (double duty for Palm Sunday, six performances) and Chorale Cantata BWV 1, with one lost cantata (Anh. 199), and a Picander text for Annunciation 1729 that Bach did not set. >
Thanks to Will for the timely post, which can also to serve in place of my usual weekly reminder of the current discussion topic, BWV 1 in this case.

William L. Hoffman wrote (December 4, 2012):
Cantata BWV 1: Annunciation Works, Addendum

See: Motets & Chorales for Feast of Annunciation of Mary

 

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Cantata BWV 1: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern for Feast of Annunciation of Mary (1725)
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