This is a beautiful performance of a magnificent piece. One regret is that Koopman could not sort out Bach's mystery 'corno di tirarsi', omitting (to my ear) the instrument from the opening chorus and sustituting a cornetto in the tenor aria.
The soprano aria (III) here is one of my absolute favourites. The wonderful oboe and the light-weight continuo make a floating impression of beauty, although not a particularly sorrowful coveying of the zittern und wanken of the sinner's thoughts. And Barbara Schlick is perfect.
Some of Bach's more obscure cantatas may deserve to be overshadowed. No.105, however, definitely does not. Great musicality, harmonies and arrangements with memorable solos and choruses. Undoubtedly one of my favourites along with No.s 140, 208 and best of all the masterful 21. Thank you for posting the score. Helpful for all budding conductors and choirmasters.
Magnificent composition!
HilaireDT 1 month ago
This is a beautiful performance of a magnificent piece. One regret is that Koopman could not sort out Bach's mystery 'corno di tirarsi', omitting (to my ear) the instrument from the opening chorus and sustituting a cornetto in the tenor aria.
8474tim 1 month ago
This is music, real music absolutely outstanding !!!!!!!!!!!!
Jaimejimmyjim 2 months ago
Great performance. Great music.
danielroisman 3 months ago
The opening chorus and the final chorale (20:15) are just beyond words.
Contrapunctus1984 6 months ago
C'est sublimissime!
amadeusforever1 6 months ago 2
Wonderful ! Many thanks for posting !!
jasjjb 6 months ago
The soprano aria (III) here is one of my absolute favourites. The wonderful oboe and the light-weight continuo make a floating impression of beauty, although not a particularly sorrowful coveying of the zittern und wanken of the sinner's thoughts. And Barbara Schlick is perfect.
felix1360 10 months ago
20:40I've never seen in Bach a time signature changing in the same bar! :O
newFranzFerencLiszt 10 months ago
Great work, as alywas ;)
BachHarmony 10 months ago
Some of Bach's more obscure cantatas may deserve to be overshadowed. No.105, however, definitely does not. Great musicality, harmonies and arrangements with memorable solos and choruses. Undoubtedly one of my favourites along with No.s 140, 208 and best of all the masterful 21. Thank you for posting the score. Helpful for all budding conductors and choirmasters.
peter92305 1 year ago