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Chorale BWV 425
Was willst du dich, o meine Seele, kränken?
Nederlandse vertaling [Dutch Translation]
Koraal BWV 425 - Waarom lijd je zo, mijn ziel?

Koraaltekst: Was willst du dich, o meine Seele, kränken | Auteur: Diederich von dem Werder (1653)
Koraal melodie: Was willst du dich, o meine Seele, kränken (Zahn 7844) | Componist: Gottfried Vopelius (1682)

Originele Duitse tekst [Original German Text]

Nederlandse vertaling [Dutch Translation]

1. Choral

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

   

Was willst du dich, o meine Seele, kränken?
Meinst du, dass Gott an dich nicht kann gedenken?
Er weiß gar wohl, wann er dir helfen soll;
denn er ist selbst der Gnad' und Güte voll.
Halt ihm nur stille;
es gehet so sein Wille.
Wie kann er dich doch lassen in den Banden.
Du bist ja seine Braut.
Wer hofft in Gott und dem vertraut,
wird nimmermehr zu Schanden.

Waarom lijd je zo, mijn ziel?
Denk je dat God niet aan je denkt?
Hij weet heel goed wanneer hij je moet helpen;
want hij is zelf vol van genade en goedheid.
Houd hem maar rustig vast;
het gaat zoals hij wil.
Hoe zou hij je in de boeien kunnen laten,
jij bent immers zijn bruid.
Wie op God hoopt en hem vertrouwt
zal nooit beschaamd worden.

   
 

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


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Discussions: Texts: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Translations: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4




 

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