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Chorale BWV 276
Christ ist erstanden
Nederlandse vertaling [Dutch Translation]
Koraal BWV 276 - Christus is opgestaan

Koraaltekst: Christ ist erstanden (EKG 75) | Auteur: Martin Luther
Koraal melodie: Christ ist erstanden (Zahn 8584) | Componist: Wipo of Burgundy / Martin Luther & Johann Walter

Originele Duitse tekst [Original German Text]

Nederlandse vertaling [Dutch Translation]

1. Choral

1. Koraal [S, A, T, B]

   

Christ ist erstanden
von der Marter alle;
des wolln wir alle froh sein,
Christ will unser Trost sein.
Kyrieleis.
Wär' er nicht erstanden,
So wär' die Welt vergangen:
Seit dass er nun erstanden ist,
So loben wir den Herren Christ,
Kyrie eleis!
Alleluja, alleluja, alleluja!
Dess soll'n wir alle froh sein;
Christus will unser Trost sein.
Kyrie eleis!

Christus is opgestaan
uit al zijn martelingen;
laat ons dus allemaal blij zijn,
Chritus wil onze troost zijn.
Heer, ontferm u.
Als hij niet was opgestaan,
dan was de wereld vergaan:
omdat hij nu is opgestaan,
loven wij Christus, de Heer,
Heer, ontferm u!
Halleluja, halleluja, halleluja!
Wij moeten dus allemaal blij zijn;
Christus wil onze troost zijn.
Heer, ontferm u!

   
 

Nederlandse vertaling: Ria van Hengel

Contributed by Eduard van Hengel (January 2022)

Chorales BWV 250-438: Details and Recordings
Individual Recordings: Hilliard - Morimur | Chorales - N. Matt | Chorales - H. Rilling | Preludi ai Corali - Quartetto Italiani di Viola Da Gamba
Discussions: Motets & Chorales for Events in the LCY / Chorales by Theme | General Discussions: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Chorales in Bach Cantatas: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Passion Chorale
References: Chorales BWV 250-300 | Chorales BWV 301-350 | Chorales BWV 351-400 | Chorales BWV 401-438 | 371 4-Part Chorales sorted by Breitkopf Number | Texts & Translations of Chorales BWV 250-438
Chorale Texts: Sorted by Title | Chorale Melodies: Sorted by Title | Explanation
MIDI files of the Chorales: Cantatas BWV 1-197 | Other Vocal Works BWV 225-248 | Chorales BWV 250-438
Articles: The Origin of the Texts of the Chorales [A. Schweitzer] | The Origin of the Melodies of the Chorales [A. Schweitzer] | The Chorale in the Church Service [A. Schweitzer] | Choral / Chorale [C.S. Terry] | Hidden Chorale Melody Allusions [T. Braatz] | The History of the Breitkopf Collection of J. S. Bach’s Four-Part Chorales [T. Braatz] | The World of the Bach Chorale Settings [W.L. Hoffman]
Hymnals: Hymnals used by Bach | Wagner Hymnal 1697 | Evangelisches Gesangbuch 1995 | Dietel Chorale List c1734
Abbreviations used for the Chorales | Links to other Sites about the Chorales

Dutch Translations (Dutch-0: Standard): Sorted by BWV Number | Sorted by Title | Sorted by Event


Texts & Translations: Main Page | Cantatas BWV 1-50 | Cantatas BWV 51-100 | Cantatas BWV 101-150 | Cantatas BWV 151-200 | Cantatas BWV 201-224 | Other Vocal BWV 225-249 | Chorales BWV 250-438 | Geistliche Lieder BWV 439-507 | AMN BWV 508-524 | Other Vocal 1081-1164 | BWV Anh | Chorale Texts | Emblemata | Sources | Poets & Composers
Discussions: Texts: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Translations: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4




 

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