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Bach "Schlummert ein" from cantata "Ich habe Genug" BWV 82

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Uploaded by on Sep 14, 2007

Klaus Mertens beautiful performance of this pearl at the opening concert of Brezice festival 1997 with Accademia Daniel directed by Shalev Ad-El with Ryo Terakado, Dafna Ravid, Amos Boasson and Nima ben David.

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  • Great, love it! If the spelling of the video's title is corrected, people searching for "Ich habe Genug" could find this video. The interpretation is fantastic. More!

  • You are probably right about the search. Though... this is the correct spelling of the original cantata. We will try to combine the two worlds then. thank you.

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  • germany had great composer

  • Mr. Mertens always sings Bach with such simplicity and clarity. Thank you for posting this lovely piece.

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  • A beautifully understated and intimate performance.

  • @halloerde I'll take the bel-canto but you can keep the vibrato. :)

  • And do not forget the old Fischer Dieskau recording with Karl Richter's orchestra. It is not a "small ensemble" but a very worthy performance. DiFiDi's voice quality is absolutely superb.

  • Absolutely gorgeous.

  • ¿Alguien puede subir por favor una versión de la Oxford scuola cantorum interpretada por Nicholas Gedge? No es perfecta pero es la que mas aprecio

  • The bass line is there, but it's probably reduced by the crunching needed for videos on YouTube. Also, computers notoriously have poor speakers. I have a pair of external ones but they have to be small because there's not a lot of space to put them so they're pretty awful. (And that's probably being kind to them. *G*)

  • Annoying, isn't it? I wish they would keep their cameras focused where they should be: on the singer and the musicians.

  • Thank you, Thomas. I'm used to Hunt-Liberson but this is lovely. I do prefer the smaller ensemble. I love the clarity it brings to the musical line, the feeling of intimacy and the poignancy it adds to the words: Fall asleep, you weary eyes, close softly and pleasantly! World, I will not remain here any longer, I own no part of you that could matter to my soul. Here I must build up misery, but there, there I will see sweet peace, quiet rest.

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