Bach erklärt: Workshop zur Kantate BWV 155 "Mein Gott, wie lang, ach lange" (J. S. Bach-Stiftung)

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Zum 2. Sonntag nach Epiphanias führen uns in diesem Workshop Rudolf Lutz, künstlerischer Leiter der J.S. Bachstiftung, und Pfarrer Karl Graf durch den musikalischen und theologischen Inhalt von Bachs Kantate BWV 155 "Mein Gott, wie lang, ach lange".
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[@WicherBos]

Wunderbar! Danke!

[@Schleiermacher1000]

Ohne Vorbild! Das Beste, was man über die Kantaten hören kann, vielen Dank,

[@yvonlemartret7336]

Commentaires très éclairés de cette cantate .Merci à Rudolf Lutz et Karl Graf d'avoir aussi joliment joué la complémentarité pour aller au fond des textes bibliques et de la musique

[@h-xtus6900]

Sehr schön und sehr lehrreich gemacht. Danke!

[@tritonusgesang]

Großartig!

[@ajhiflyer]

Maybe some day there will be English subtitles. I love this cantata series.

[@Bachstiftung]

Hello: we are experimenting with this but the costs of translating all workhops into English are enormous. Any ideas to help us fund the translations?

[@lucyfitzgibbon]

Bachstiftung Perhaps there might be some interest among students of music and German at American universities? It could be an excellent project for those with intersecting interests! In the meantime, thank you for making this available to all.

[@brunocoliveira89]

If you provide me a subtitle in german, me and my brother (who lives in Austria) could provide you the english translation.

[@Bachstiftung]

Dear Bruno, Thank you very much for your kind offer. Unfortunately we do not have the capacity to generate German subtitles. One of our faithful fans has translated the workshop of BWV 155 just recently into english and we will post this version soon. Best wishes, J.S. Bach-Stiftung

[@BUDAWIEN]

Schön!

[@bachlover99]

I followed this through to the end, got quite a lot, and found it fascinating. I would find it a lot easier to listen in English, but then I think "I shouldn't be so lazy". I should work harder at understanding deutsch. I think even Schwitzerdeutsch is close to JSB than Engl;ish :-). Thanks so much for posting this for us all to see.

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