Bach, Cantata 46, 5. Aria "Doch Jesus will auch bei der Strafe"

[@shelbydavis5556]

This is a piece that I don’t think I’ve ever heard before. It’s very interesting as well as good.

[@lordlouckster2315]

Bach having an aria without continuo is not unheard of!

[@smalin]

The oboe da caccia is the continuo. The piece is like a baritone aria, but with everything up an octave.

[@lordlouckster2315]

I guess you can say it like that too...

[@smalin]

Here's what it's like doubled down an octave: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mniwaaOXbLuCnq8

[@TopperMIDI]

I really enjoyed that.

[@tejasnair3399]

Would you do some videos of Poulenc’s music, and Hugo Wolf’s?

[@smalin]

See "Could you please ..." in the FAQ.

[@ybaydur]

Amazing. Finally we have a way to see the notes together in one space. This seems the next step in the evolution of orchestral notation. Thank you for your good work!

[@frenchimp]

It's been around for years... and it's not about notation. It's a work of art in its own right. It does make music more accessible, though.

[@smalin]

If you want to catch up on what I've been doing, here's a guide: www.musanim.com/KZbinHighlights/

[@nestorfuentes3807]

Can You Please Do Aida Grand March, Giuseppe Verdi

[@smalin]

See "Could you please ..." in the FAQ.