Bach: Magnificat in E♭ major (with Christmas interpolations), BWV 243a [Tournet]

I. Chorus. Magnificat anima mea (0:00)
II. Aria. Et exultavit (2:42)
III. Chorus. Vom Himmel hoch (4:55)
IV. Aria. Quia respexit (6:49)
V. Chorus. Omnes generationes (9:12)
VI. Aria. Quia fecit mihi magna (10:25)
VII. Chorus. Freut euch und jubiliert (12:27)
VIII. Duetto. Et misericordia (13:44)
IX. Chorus. Fecit potentiam (16:59)
X. Chorus. Gloria in excelsis Deo (18:39)
XI. Aria. Deposuit potentes de sede (19:43)
XII. Aria. Esurientes implevit bonis (21:24)
XIII. Duetto. Virga Jesse floruit (24:14)
XIV. Terzetto. Suscepit Israel (27:39)
XV. Chorus. Sicut locutus est (29:24)
XVI. Chorus. Gloria Patri (30:58)
Conductor: Valentin Tournet
Orchestra: La Chapelle Harmonique
Soprano 1: Hana Blazikova
Soprano 2: Marie Perbost
Alto: Eva Zaicik
Tenor: Thomas Hobbs
Bass: Stephan MacLeod

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Miguel just casually drops bangers like this one without warning. ❤️

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Hahaha I do like surprises

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Why you didn't use the E flat score?

[@miguelfontesmeira]

Because I have a preference for this edition and I had already edited this score for a video of Bach's Magnificat in D major that ended up getting blocked.

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@@miguelfontesmeira Yes, I also strongly prefer the BGA editions over the NBA (modern clefs, ew); but in this case it's not just the key, there are a lot of small rhythmic differences between the two versions. People can be very dramatic about that in comments ("why they're playing a quarter when there's a semiquaver!??!? so unprofessional").

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@@SPscorevideos I agree with you about the small differences (that are somewhat annoying when you're following the score); I guess I took the risk haha thank you for pointing it out anyway