Cantatas for the 2nd and 3rd Days of Easter (Full Score, hardback)

Bach, Johann Sebastian

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J S Bach Cantatas for the 2nd and 3rd Days of Easter (Full Score, hardback)

New Bach Edition
Edited by the Johann Sebastian Bach Institute, Göttingen and by the Bach-Archiv Leipzig

The New Bach Edition is an Urtext edition offering the world of scholarship a reliable musical text which is equally useful in performance.  Prepared with the most exacting methods of source criticism, it has set new standards for modern scholarly-critical editions in the latter half of the 20th century.  Work on the New Bach Edition led to the rediscovery of lost compositions and resolved many questions of authenticity in the Bach canon.  Most of all, however, the close study of the sources has occasioned a large-scale revision of the chronology of Bach's life, thereby forming the basis for a new image of the composer in our time. 

In each series, the volumes not only contain those works by Bach which have survived intact but also those existing as fragments.  In addition to a preface, each musical volume presents a selection of the relevant sources in facsimile. It is also accompanied by a separately published critical report (German text) describing all the extant sources for each work and the manner in which they interrelate.  The report also gathers together all the known facts regarding the work’s genesis and lists the most important variant readings.

- New Bach Edition (NBA) Series I/10

- Format 33,0 x 26,5 cm

Dürr, Alfred
BA5004-01
9790006461387
Baerenreiter Germany

Contents

  1. Erfreut euch, ihr Herzen, BWV 66 [Bach, Johann Sebastian]
  2. Bleib bei uns, denn es will Abend werden, BWV 6 [Bach, Johann Sebastian]
  3. Ein Herz, das seinen Jesum lebend weiß, BWV 134 (3. Fassung und 3 Varianten der 1. Fassung) [Bach, Johann Sebastian]
  4. Ich lebe, mein Herze, BWV 145 [Bach, Johann Sebastian]
  5. Der Friede sei mit dir, BWV 158 [Bach, Johann Sebastian]
  6. Appendix: Die beiden Eingangssätze der Kantate "So du mit deinem Munde bekennest Jesum", BWV 145 [Bach, Johann Sebastian]
  7. BWV 134 1. and 2. version: Siehe Kritischer Bericht [Bach, Johann Sebastian]

Additional Information

Baroque Period
Mixed Voices
German