J. S. Bach - Cantata "Ich Hatte Viel Bekümmernis" BWV 21 - 8. Komm, Mein Jesu (8/11)

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For Third Sunday after Trinity and For any occasion.
Text: Salomo Franck.
2. Ps. 94:19; 6. Ps. 42:12; 9. Ps. 116:7 and Georg Neumark, verses 2 and 5 of "Wer nur den lieben
Gott läßt walten," 1657 (Fischer-Tümpel, IV, #365); 11. Rev. 5:12-13.
Probably 17 June 1714, Weimar; other performances: ?1720, Hamburg? (See Dürr, p. 344),
13 June 1723, Leipzig (revised).

Included by Bach in first annual cycle (Leipzig 1723-24)

Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra
Ton Koopman, Director

8. Aria (S, B) Soul, Jesus
(Soul and Jesus)
Come, my Jesus,
{ } with refreshment
Yes, I'm coming
And delight in thine appearing
{ }
For thee in my grace appearing.
This my
{ } spirit,
This thy perish
Which shall { } flourish flourish
And not { } perish
And in its misfortune's
{ } cavern
Here from its afflictions'
Go to ruin.
{ }
Shalt thou merit
I must e'er in sorrow hover,
{ }
Healing through the grapes' sweet flavor.
Yes, ah yes, I am forsaken!
{ }
No, ah no, thou hast been chosen!
No, ah no, thou hatest me!
{ }
Yes, ah yes, I cherish thee!
Ah, Jesus, now sweeten my spirit and bosom!
{ }
Give way, all ye troubles, and vanish, thou sorrow!

First Annual Cycle Canatats-Koopman playlist:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=AC8049FC5E7BA6DB

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