Bach - St. John Passion BWV 245 (Masaaki Suzuki, 2000) - 3/12
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her German is a pain in the ass....just as a German singer singing in Japanese...let´s be fair here folks..
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@dutchmusician1 Do you by chance what is the difference between the 1724/25/32 and the 1739 version? Because I know that in 1739 Bach changed a bit the music in numbers 1-10. But I can't understand the differences between the different versions of this aria!!! There should be three versions, this is the 1749 one.
Thanks :)
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Mr. Suzuki, Thank You!
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A fine rendition of Bach's music, though there are some peculiarities, like the staccato notes in the first strophe of the chorale. If you think some notes are wrong, you should read about the Bach's process of changing the St. John Passion through the years. Most performances in our time in fact present a combination of several versions that's quite different from what was actually heard in Bach's time. And in the 1740s, texts of many arias were changed. The soprano sings the last version.
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Muy guapa la japonesa!
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And she's so gottam cute!
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strange technique, snatching breath and aspirating instead of breathing and engaging from the abdomen
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@RationalEmotive This is the version of the St. John Passion from the 1740s when Bach seemed to have rewritten some text in the arias.
Amazing flute duet!
ahzie99 2 years ago 14
wow her German is great.
alexsteb 1 year ago 13