J.S. Bach - Cantata BWV 43 "Gott fähret auf mit Jauchzen" - Trompete (J.S. Bach Foundation)

[@luigilieto3917]

❤Questa è Mussica❤Grazie J S BACH ❤Un Grazie al MAESTRO❤RUDOLF LUTZ❤BACHSTIFTUNG❤❤❤

[@kereldeman2989]

It's all there. The diction, the intelligibillity, the expression, the Schwung and the Sehnsucht. Bach himself would be very pleased.

[@sabineschett6277]

Sehr schön danke Miriam Feuersinger!

[@rainermeyer-arend5879]

Phantastische Trompetenarie.....sehr sehr anspruchsvoller Part, BRAVO dem Trompeter !

[@JPurdy-yj3yg]

No se puede cantar mejor Bach que como lo hace Miriam Feuersinger.

[@rocketsroar1]

Another of Bach's incredible walls of sound.

[@carolynclark1724]

Beautiful cantata! Really enjoyed the bass aria with trumpet-truly amazing!

[@carloshassmann383]

KARL HASSMANN VIELEN DANK UM ZU HOREN. GUTTE MUSIK ICH MOCHTE WIDER LEIPZIG BLEIBEN. DAS IST WUNDERBAR DANKE

[@paacer]

Magnificent singing from the choir .

[@LudgerKlein1]

wunderbar! und wie der maestro aussieht, toll!

[@Schleiermacher1000]

Wunderbar, wie alles auf den Choral zuströmt.. Vielen Dank!

[@JPurdy-yj3yg]

Antológico!!!! Supremos!!! Bueníiiiiiiissssiiimmos!!!!!!!!

[@paulhwbooth]

Lovely, yet again. Hat tip to that unseen heroine, the bassoon player.

[@hanspeterschmid8661]

Das ist Musik - danke JS Bach und Interbreten

[@edgardodelisi8634]

Grandiosa aria de bajo: cantante y trompetista.

[@gabrielastauber4173]

Excelente! Cada cantata interpretada por este grupo es un placer escuchar y un verdadero regalo

[@juliencaron3264]

Direction magnifique. Les chanteurs sont somptueux sur cette partition redoutable. Un moment d'enthousiasme pour les trompettes et la longue portion de basson. A réécouter sans mesure. Merci Herr Kapelmeister !

[@sandudosan6553]

Thank you 🙏

[@cillyede]

Großartig

[@georgebreidenthal725]

It's good to see a woman doing the alto aria.

[@redbrian3655]

20:12-20:38 MARVELOUS improvisational-bridge between verses in this chorale. When the full organ joins it really creates a wonderfully full conclusion. Very satisfying.

[@tartinitrumpet]

great performance, great trumpeter

[@AndrewMarks-jv6ti]

I feel the promotion of side-hole trumpets as "the real thing" without acknowledging the compromise is somehow dishonest and sneaky. Any thoughts?

[@tartinitrumpet]

@@AndrewMarks-jv6ti You can clearly see what they are playing in the video. But more importantly you can hear the wonderful sounds. Just enjoy it.

[@milagroscamarillo4809]

Gracias maestro!!! Una interpretación bellísima

[@davidrakes3618]

Wunderbar!!!

[@johann-sebastianbach2839]

Danke! Wunderschön!

[@navrozelalkaka8457]

Amazing. Loved it. Immensely thankful to partake of this musical feast!

[@flemmingranch8777]

Skøn musik og fantastisk flot solosang af de forskellige sangere....

[@IvanGreindl]

Une prestation remarquable ! La 43 est très complète et 'enlevée' ; sûrement pas facile de coordonner l'ensemble, sur des tempi aussi soutenus... Félicitations, Herr Lutz !

[@aroaldopaulinosouza7436]

E pensar que Johann Sebastian Bach compôs uma maravilha como essa, sem revisão!!! Bach não revisava suas cantatas!

[@gorgesraulant2133]

Oeuvre et orchestre très attachant, merci.

[@martinlihotan]

Nádherné,radosť počúvať,veľká vďaka všetkým...

[@tilmanklett2304]

Fantastisch!

[@rdbchase]

Erster Teil: 0:37 1. Chor 4:04 2. Rezitativ (T) 4:55 3. Arie (T) 7:02 4. Rezitativ (S) 7:26 5. Arie (S) Zweiter Teil: 10:18 6. Rezitativ (B) 11:04 7. Arie (B) 13:58 8. Rezitativ (A) 14:40 9. Arie (A) 18:17 10. Rezitativ (S) 19:08 11. Choral

[@skymarshallmarz5573]

Bravo!! superb playing, emotion, and its just 'spot-on'

[@lorenzbroll101]

The tenor is 10/10 for me!

[@sabineschett6277]

Danke so schön

[@navrozelalkaka8457]

Amazing! Loved it. Immensely thankful to partake of this musical feast you provide to my soul.

[@ollehedstrom3536]

Thanks for another important cantata release, Bachstiftung! Your uploads are unprecedented in four ways combined: 1/ Artistically great 2/ Complete works 3/ Brilliant audio 4/ Brilliant video What more can one ask for?

[@sabineschett6277]

Danke ohne Corona!!

[@heinretter3608]

eine mitreißende Aufführung!

[@jeighlynn7657]

Don't speak a word of German but I love the music

[@mrroneill99]

Glorious! Thanks for uploading. ❤️😇🎼🎵🎶👏☘️🇮🇪

[@vehementh-dark]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@EmrahUncu]

I don't get why there is two identical videos for this cantata. I know that Bach wrote it for trompete first for the Bass Aria then wrote it for violin thinking that the part was too hard for the trompete. But when compare the videos, they are from the same concert, they are visually the same. Can the people dealing with this YT site explain why there are two identical videos? *Edit:* Okay I've got it. This one has different camera angle that shows the trompete player, also you can hear it. But for the violin video, that scene doesn't exist also no trompete. But it's the same concert but the videos are edited differently. (Check out the differences starting right before the movement #7 (The Bass Aria) begins. @11:04

[@redviolin25]

Nice job 👏👏👏

[@AndrewMarks-jv6ti]

I'd love to know where you saw that Bach wrote music unplayable by trumpets. I know money to pay for first class trumpeters was always an issue.

[@EmrahUncu]

@@AndrewMarks-jv6ti Okay, answering to a post written one year ago, the content of which you could easily find using Google. Whatever, first of all, in my comment I wrote "...Bach...then wrote it for violin thinking that the part was *too hard for the trompete* " In your comment you said "...music *unplayable* by trumpets" Here is one of the links ( www.bach-cantatas.com/BWV43-D5.htm ) that is along the line with what I said. In this article , Alfred Dürr, a musicologist, who also was the chief editor of the second edition of the complete works of Johann Sebastian Bach, was quoted, and the quotation reads "Cantata 43 was repeated (no date) with violin substituting for the high trumpet, says Alfred Dürr, perhaps due " *to the extreme difficulty of the trumpet part.* " " In this article, you can also find the original source; Dürr's book "Development of the Bach Cantata"

[@michaelwilliams8156]

🙏

[@marka5478]

I noticed that Slide trumpets are used in the ending chorale.

[@AndrewMarks-jv6ti]

...and finger trumpets for the rest.

[@yimsteing7812]

🎶🍃

[@herrickinman9303]

At 0:37 I definitely HEAR what sounds like a trumpet playing in unison with the oboes, but I can SEE that none of the trumpet players is playing. Odd

[@marcogiusti1358]

E' interessante ascoltare "Gott fähret auf mit Jauchzen" di Buxtehude, la sua Kirchenmusik andrebbe conosciuta perche' quasi sempre musica eccellente, BuxWV 33 prima di questa di JSBach

[@harounsherzad8475]

Écouter buthyha mukerji

[@christianwouters6764]

Typical image for every classical concert nowadays: -30 age performers and +60 audience. High quality music isn't appreciated by younger people in W Europe.

[@georgebreidenthal725]

It's a bad sign.

[@paacer]

I saw people of all ages there and great music will always be appreciated by people of all ages . I believe anyway your appreciation of good music broadens as you get older , I know mine did . I've heard the odd Bach cantata on the radio but I'm delighted to have discovered this channel and see them performed live . Many thanks to Herr Lutz and his wonderful choir , orchestra and soloists .

[@heikeundsin-moochoi257]

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