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1. Jesu meine Freude (BWV ) / Johann Sebastian Bach ; Anders Öhrwall Telefunken, Spår.

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2. Jesu, meine Freude, BWV , is a motet for five-part choir composed by Johann Sebastian Bach. Written in E minor, it is titled after the Lutheran hymn "Jesu, meine Freude", with poetry by Johann Franck and a chorale melody by Johann Crüger. Movements based on the six stanzas of the hymn are interspersed with five movements based on passages from the Epistle to the Romans. The Biblical Chorale: "Jesu, meine Freude".

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3. The hymn is the basis for Bach's motet of the same name, BWV Scored for five vocal parts—two sopranos (S), alto (A), tenor (T) and bass (B)—Bach alternates the stanzas of the chorale and text from Paul's epistle to the Romans.

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4. Für viele Chorsänger*innen ist Jesu, meine Freude nicht eine, sondern die Motette handpricasmacigopodercarptivendna.coinfo tatsächlich ist es unter den Ausnahmewerken, als die man Bachs Motetten insgesamt bezeichnen muss, wiederum ein Ausnahmewerk, das nicht nur durch seine zeitliche Ausdehnung aus dem Rahmen fällt.

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5. Jesu, meine Freude, BWV Johann Sebastian Bach. About this Piece. Composed: before For 45 of the 50 years Bach made a living as a musician, his job was to provide Lutheran church music, first as a teenage soprano, then as a church organist, and finally as Cantor of St. Thomasschule in Leipzig, where he was composer, music director.

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6. A: Jesu, Meine Freude Motette Bwv B1: Komm, Jesu, Komm Motette BWV B2: Lobet Den Herren, Alle Heiden Motette BWV

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7. Jesu meine freude bwv motette Bach Johann Sebastian Gemischter Chor KGA Verlags-Service GmbH & handpricasmacigopodercarptivendna.coinfo Bärenreiter Verlag Noten Gesang Chor Gemischter Chor Gemischter Chor allg.

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8. To this day, the exact occasion for the composition of Bach’s five-voice motet BWV remains unknown. Nonetheless, a connection to the funeral in July of Johanna Maria Kees, a patrician citizen of Leipzig, has frequently been suggested; indeed, due to the nature of the text, in particular the verses of the chorale hymn “Jesu, meine Freude”, published by Johann Franck in , it.

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