J.S. Bach - Cantata BWV 119 "Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn" (J.S. Bach Foundation)

[@christiaandhooghe]

13:39 min Margot Oitzinger the contralto hus such a beautiful warm voice. Noble color and timbre. So perfect for Bach. She would be wonderful singing te alto solo cantata's from Bach. Thank you for sharing this beautiful music. 🌹

[@edelahaye]

Margot Oitzinger is a wonderful baroque singer, with a deep and straight voice like I expect for Bach or Haendel ...

[@jeanmichelviscardi7701]

Sublime interprétation : exaltation & bonheur 😇🌟🌠

[@carolynclark1724]

Beautiful cantata sung by my favorite choir.

[@전해용-h9n]

What a magnificent music ! Just fabulous.

[@gervaisfrykman266]

Thank you so much, music, performance, trumpets, recorders, oboes, alto, everything.

[@iolepippo9826]

Magnifico!

[@Richard.Atkinson]

4:55 - Trumpets playing the theme in the dominant key just bars before the ending in the tonic - one of my favorite moments from the Bach cantatas.

[@florafurioso9197]

Could I contact you about imaging this performance?

[@VladVlad-ul1io]

I LOVE YOUR BRILLIANT VIDEOS. You are so good at harmony and counterpoint!

[@patriciarodriguezmartinez3233]

❤️

[@edelahaye]

I heard the theme of the alto aria before. Does it come from another artwork from Bach ? The recorders are a bit too far from their microphone ...

[@jinranwei8371]

Die Obrigkeit ist Gottes Gabe

[@melcadman]

No - it comes from our humanity. Why is that you believers always have to proselytise and preach?

[@ldm3027]

unfortunately the mixing balance is not good in this cantata

[@florafurioso9197]

Absolutely magnificent. Fabulous alto, as always, a mighty feature in these productions.

[@nawfalsalman3074]

Wonderful 💖💖💖💖💖

[@sashadelmar7531]

The trumpet arpeggio in the chorus (e.g. at 18') was tormenting me....then I found it, in Gavotte II of the orchestral Suite No.1 in C BWV 1066. Hooray!

[@IvanGreindl]

What a mastery for such a rich and complex score!

[@1flutewalker]

This is actually one of my favorite Bachstiftung recordings. The performance and recording are fantastic, the chorus in top voice, the acoustics phenomenal, the composition surprisingly high-end for a political effort by JSB. However, the break for ads in first movement interrupts the cadence everytime, please fix.

[@angryjalapeno]

Pay for youtube premium and then you can skip the ads. Also in case you are completely unaware, the video authors don't control the ads; youtube inserts dynamically which can be different for each viewer.

[@gervaisfrykman266]

Get an ad-blocker. I have forgotten how destructive those interruptions were.

[@johnbeattie5014]

@@gervaisfrykman266 No...PAY for the beautiful music when you listen ad-free.

[@SimonJakobi]

As a resident of Leipzig, I was very pleased to realize that I'm being addressed when the tenor sings "Wohl dir, du Volk der Linden". (Leipzig/Lipsk means "settlement where linden trees stand".) Thank you for this beautiful recording!

[@ldm3027]

First played in Leipzig nearly 300 years ago - Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn (Praise the Lord, Jerusalem), BWV 119, is a sacred cantata by Johann Sebastian Bach. He composed it in Leipzig for Ratswechsel, the inauguration of a new town council, and first performed it on 30 August 1723.

[@orofilaperez-li8lt]

Extraordinario.. me sumo a los aplausos.

[@edelahaye]

Very nice job, as usual. The bass, tenor and alto voices could have been mixed a few louder.

[@MichelDomingue7]

Really well done!!! Bravo!!

[@florafurioso9197]

A minor correction. The title in the notes reads "Johann Sebastian Bach - Cantata BWV 30 "Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn" (Praise, Jerusalem, the Lord) " you meant BWV 119, I think..

[@gabordobrocsi5368]

Bravo!

[@harryjoseph1802]

What a treat, this Cantata with two choruses and a fine Aria by your talented Alto and ofcourse the Recorder players! Should have uploaded this on the 28th for the 272nd of the Master!

[@valtergilenardi2639]

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[@santanaeletronica1]

Muito lindo! Bravíssimo!

[@manuelp8671]

Vous êtes une bénédiction pour l'humanité ❤

[@Bachstiftung]

merci beaucoup

[@cillyede]

Sehr schön, danke.