J.S. Bach - Cantata BWV 99 "Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan" (J.S. Bach Foundation)

[@lyncunningham8255]

How does it happen again and again? Such incredible life and delight from one composer...

[@landak136]

I instantly fell in love when the woodwinds started playing. Such a beautiful piece.

[@WWR38]

Beautiful, stunning performance.

[@luciasona2231]

Grazie! Fantastico concerto con flauto e oboe...

[@edgardodelisi8634]

En el coro inicial el concertato flauta-oboe d'amore-continuo es tremendo!

[@edgardodelisi8634]

En el aria de tenor la parte de la flauta es terrible ¿Bach se olvida que los músicos tiene que respirar?

[@diegoluishoyos9176]

@@edgardodelisi8634 Bach tiene esa doble característica: notas aparentemente fáciles de tocar, pero realmente muy difícil de interpretar

[@alexdefreitas2686]

Amazing apresentation. Is the best version of this cantate that i heard. Great respect of work of bachstiftung rudolf lutz

[@carolynclark1724]

Beautiful performance! Claude's voice is amazing.

[@zachuram]

Fantastic performance by the incomparable Bach!

[@donnewmeyer3133]

Yet another stunning performance.

[@Capitaine_Tech1912]

🇫🇷 Je suis Français, et je chante cette magnifique œuvre à la Maîtrise de Caen. Merci d’avoir choisi cette magnifique version. 🇩🇪 Ich bin Franzosich und ich liebe dies Musik. Viele Danke. Ich liebe Deutschland.

[@joragaca2]

Bach me gusta siempre, pero cuando se pone cromático como en el aria flauta-tenor de esta cantata mi admiración hacia su música es ilimitada.

[@olgaerler4111]

Wunderschön. Danke.

[@glider1157]

Wunderbare Musik! Die Choräle sind himmlisch musiziert. Einzig der Tenor zog das Tempo in seiner Arie immer wieder an, so dass es für die weiss Gott wahrlich begabte Flötistin bisweilen fast unmöglich wurde, ihre traumhaft schönen Cantilenen auszuspielen.

[@freiermensch6569]

Claire Genewein

[@jekkojebbink8338]

Zoals gebruikelijk: weer schitterend 🙏.

[@santanaeletronica1]

Muito lindo! Parabéns! Bravo!

[@HOMOBALEARICUS1]

The flute deserved her salary 🙂

[@gatinsky_elcat7814]

Qué recuerdos me trae esta Cantata. Maravilloso Bach, como siempre.

[@antonherberthonegger4399]

Was für ein herrlicher Zufall, beim Browsen Claude Eichenberger zu begegnen! I han mii schampar g´fröit. Aus den Augen, aber noch tief im Sinn. PANTA RHEI - und wie schön!!! Liabi Grüass vo miar - Tony Honegger - Flims und Wien.

[@catherinerichard1090]

Merci, des milliards de fois autant qu'il y a d'artistes, compositeurs, créateurs, interprètes et amoureux des Arts, ici bas et disparus à nos yeux👻, mais dont je sens la présence autour de nous, homo sapiens est une éternelle amoureuse et muse de celui qu'elle aime...❤️

[@regelindschlag7451]

Göttlich!

[@tedeumlaudamus9517]

Thanks be to God for this glorious Truth of His Word in music.

[@mauromolinari5179]

bellissima esecuzione!

[@Luan.Augusto]

Lindíssimo!

[@valtergilenardi2639]

Meraviglioso 😁 Divino Bach...Bach è Gioia e Meraviglia 🌌🌞🎼🎻🎺🎶🎶

[@peterk.6930]

music is brilliant clapping is terrible

[@manuela1410]

Is this at Bach fest in Leipzig?

[@manuela1410]

Wonderful❤️

[@steveistheman84]

excited to see them back with no masks! bravo!

[@herrickinman9303]

This performance was recorded 9 years ago, you clown.

[@konrad.bach4ever]

@@herrickinman9303 But by now, 2nd half of 2021, they play and sing again without masks. Luckily!

[@phwbooth]

@@herrickinman9303 No need to be rude.

[@gfhit7520]

strange things people notice these days... I just care about Bach's music and about the musicians' welfare and health

[@benjaminbayl6632]

Beautiful playing, but using a baton to conduct Bach? Extremely odd (and unhistorical).

[@goranolsson3383]

Nobody wears the period attire with whigs and so on either. And all the women performers! Very unhistorical indeed! ;-)

[@jacqueslannoy7994]

Also very unhistorical to use professional musicians and to practice a piece for weeks or months. But the musical result is more important, isn't it?.

[@herrickinman9303]

Many things in the performance are "unhistorical": e.g., suits and ties, female singers, female instrumentalists, performing the cantata as a concert piece instead of as a liturgical piece that preceded or followed a sermon.