J S Bach - cantata BWV 131- Aus der Tiefen - Ton Koopman ( 3 )

J S Bach - cantata BWV 131-
Aus der Tiefen rufe ich, Herr zu dir -
Ton Koopman conductor
Tenor: Lothar Odinius
Bass: Klaus Mertens
The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir
Composed in 1708, a J S Bach's early cantata
Part 3

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[TassiloDavid]

Unfortunately, Koopman bows to current orthodoxy and uses one-to-a-part in his feeble chorus, unlike Bach who used at least two to a part and preferred more.

[codonauta]

@TassiloDavid What are "One to a part" and two to a part? What means that?

[gerubach72]

I request BWV 150 please! That one has some cool movements! (Including the heavy descending chromatics in the Sinfoina.).

[codonauta]

Sorry, I don't have the BWV 150.

[Jeremiah3103]

It's interesting how Lothar Odinius expresses the "waiting of the soul for the Lord" . I like it. thank you for posting BWV 131 with ton Koopmann andhis crew at youtube.

[codonauta]

You find 3 others full cantatas of this DVD in the channel of " mishmash1001".

Cantatas BWV 106, 140, 147 are entire in his channel.

[doctorgino2]

is the cellist jaap ter linden?

[angusolaf]

@doctorgino2 Was wondering that too.

[jungjinbaek]

@codonauta Hiring one voice per part (OVPP)

[hymnistic]

@TassiloDavid there are ALWAYS at least 3 singers on each CHORAL part. Never 1 or even 2.

[netram2000]

@doctorgino2 Do you know Jaap's recording of Vivaldi's cello sonatas? Brilliant work!

[AbeTakawa]

Yes

[bersa888]

It's called singing and interpreting. All well suited (and historically appropriate) to this music :-)