J S Bach - Cantata BWV 56 - Ton Koopman - part 2
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@rosalbasemiplena Couldn't agree more. Baroque or modern oboe, he's one of the best.
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Great melisma at 3:03 that is a lot of fun to sing!
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RECITATIVO (transl., part 1) My wandering in the world is like a journey by ship: grief, suffering and distress are waves which cover me and with death terrify me each day; but the anchor which holds me is the compassion With which my God often gladdens me In this way he calls to me:
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RECITATIVO (transl., part 2)
I am with you,
I shall neither abandon nor neglect you!
and when the sea's raging and foaming
comes to an end,
then I shall step from the ship into my city
which is the kingdom of heaven
where with the righteous I
after many tribulations shall come.
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ARIA (transl.)
Finally, finally will my yoke
again have to fall away from me
and then I shall get strength in the Lord,
then I shall have an eagle's nature,
then I shall ascend from this earth
And run without becoming weary.
If only this could happen today!
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marcel ponseele-the final word in baroque oboe playing-absolutely wonderful!
rosalbasemiplena 1 year ago 5
same as in part 1 a beautiful performance and Klaus Mertens has a beautiful voice and the the ability to combine tenderness with strenght.
Jeremiah3103 2 years ago 2