[98] More recordings of the Magnificat became available, for instance directed by Kurt Redel, Leonard Bernstein, Karl Richter and Karl Ristenpart. [46] A similar cantata on a German paraphrase of the Magnificat, Meine Seele rühmt und preist, BWV 189 for tenor solo and composed for Visitation, has also been attributed to Hoffmann.[47][48]. Omnes generationes by Maria Stader & Münchener Bach- Orchester & Karl Richter & Münchener Bach-Chor on Amazon Music. (Sleeve)", Magnificat E-flat major and Christmas hymns, Von Himmel hoch (SATB) / Freut euch und jubiliert (SSAT, continuo) / Gloria (SSATB with colla parte instruments & violino obligato) / Virga Jesse (fragment – S, B, continuo), "Magnificat Es-Dur BWV 243a (mit den vier Einlagesätzen: Vom Himmel hoch / Freut euch und jubilieret / Gloria in excelsis / Virga Jesse floruit). | Cantatas BWV 1-50 It is a chosen opportunity to give more than ordinary attention to the Magnificat canticle in liturgy, while the feast celebrates the event tied to its origin. Bach's Magnificat is built symmetrically around the 7th movement (Fecit potentiam):[15] Between the first and the 7th movement there are four verses of the Magnificat, between the 7th and the last there are also four. Ed. [45] In 1982 Melchior Hoffmann was identified as the composer of this German Magnificat Meine Seel erhebt den Herren. [74] Some commentators see an atmosphere close to aggression,[75] others rather an evocation of multitude. The Magnificat in E-flat major, BWV 243a, also BWV 243.1, by Johann Sebastian Bach is a musical setting of the Latin text of the Magnificat, Mary's canticle from the Gospel of Luke.It was composed in 1723 and is in twelve movements, scored for five vocal parts (two sopranos, alto, tenor and bass) and a Baroque orchestra of trumpets, timpani, oboes, strings and basso continuo including bassoon. N. Jenkins)", "Brich dem Hungrigen dein Brot BWV 39; BC A 96 / Cantata", "Bach Cantata Translations / BWV 243a – "Magnificat" (E-flat Major)", "Bachs Es-Dur-Magnificat BWV 243a – eine genuine Weihnachtsmusik? two violins (Vl), two oboes (Ob), three trumpets (Tr, tonic), timpani (Ti, tonic and dominant), bassoon, viola (Va) and basso continuo (Bc). Qui fecit mihi magna qui potens est, et sanctum nomen eius. Extended settings of the Magnificat, also indicated as settings in a concertato sectional construction, that is in several movements with chorus, orchestra and vocal soloists, and a non-linear treatment of the text (parts of the text repeated multiple times by the singers), go back to the old Italian school of music. [42][43] Apart from the extant copies of the Latin Magnificat BWV 243, of the German Magnificat BWV 10 and of the chorale harmonisation BWV 324, a Magnificat for soprano solo was considered lost in the 19th century. [108], Before the end of the century CD recordings of the D major version of Bach's Magnificat by Sigiswald Kuijken, Robert Shaw, Andrew Parrott, Philippe Herreweghe, Neville Marriner, Peter Schreier, Harry Christophers, Ton Koopman, and by the Bach Collegium Japan had been released. Apart from an early setting of the Kyrie, on a mixed Latin and German text (BWV 233a),[6][7] all of Bach's known liturgical compositions in Latin were composed during his tenure as Thomaskantor in Leipzig, from 1723 until his death in 1750. Deposuit potentes de sede et exaltavit humiles. The four Christmas interpolations are placed after the second, the fifth, the seventh and the ninth movement on the Magnificat text. [114], Facsimiles of Bach's autographs of both versions of the Magnificat became available on-line. Its CD-release as volume 8 of the Maderna Edition by Arkadia was in 1991. [49][50] Similarly, a Meine Seele erhebet den Herrn cantata by an unknown librettist for Visitation 1725. (1955) Neue Ausgabe sämtlicher Werke, Series 2: Messen, Passionen und oratorische Werke, Volume 3: This page was last edited on 16 January 2021, at 13:22. Magnificat: Quia Respexit (English translation) ... 46-55; the passage is also used in Bach's "Magnificat (in D major BWV 243)", a musical setting of the biblical canticle of the same name. [72] The tenor is the first voice to enter, followed by alto, SII, bass and SI, leading to two calls without melismas near the middle of the movement. [62] This edition also offered a transposed version of the Christmas 1723 laudes so that they could be fitted in performances of the D major version of the Magnificat. 2755, Fascicle 1 (formerly Mus. | Cantatas BWV 51-100 Quia Respexit - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free. [60] Also the text is in Latin (not the usual language for a Bach cantata), the architecture of the movements is fairly complex, as opposed to the fairly simple structure of an average cantata, and the choral writing is in five parts, "outside the normal routine of Bach's sacred vocal works".[29]. [72] The movements ends with a more homophonic section in which the bass has the theme once more, while soprano I sings long suspended notes in a descending scale covering almost an octave. The better known version from the Vulgate, ending on "... bonae voluntatis", is an incorrect rendering of the original Greek version of Luke 2:14, there said by angels in the Christmas night. [111][112] In 2003 Ton Koopman recorded the Christmas version of Bach's Magnificat with Amsterdam Baroque in the St. Thomas church in Leipzig. Stream ad- free. In the Gospel of Luke the words of the Magnificat are spoken by Mary when she visits her cousin Elizabeth, both being pregnant, Mary with Jesus and Elizabeth with John the Baptist. Chorus: 'Omnes generationes' (Choir SSATB) • 5. The movement consists of 6 blocks of 15 measures, totalling 90 bars of music, exactly half of them with choral singing: Et exultavit spiritus meus ("And my spirit has rejoiced [in God my Saviour]") is an aria sung by soprano II, accompanied by the strings. Quia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae. It has no virtuoso pyrotechnics for the singer, but to my ears it is one of Bach's special arias which let out the best in the soprano voice. Quia respexit (Latin sacred text) Page 1 of 1 Quia respexit . The fifth and the ninth are in a major key, different from the tonic. Let's hear some opinions. Quia respexit 4. | Part 2 Later the orchestral writing thickens, returning from the. [72] In the D major version these strings play con sordino, flutes doubling the violins. Kuhnau's Magnificat has standard SATB soloists, but like Bach's, a SSATB choir. In Bach's time the feast day of Visitation fell on 2 July. Bach also included three settings of the chorale melody in his Christmas Oratorio. [33][34][35], In 2003 Bach scholar Andreas Glöckner argued that the very first version of Bach's Magnificat, that is the E♭ major version before the four Christmas interpolations were added to the autograph, was first performed on 2 July 1723. Soprano aria from Magnificat by Bach More recently publishers offer such transposed (and completed) versions of the hymns, so that they can be performed as part of the D major version of the Magnificat, for instance Novello in 2000 (Neil Jenkins) and Bärenreiter in 2014. Esurientes (The hungry) is sung by the alto, accompanied by two flutes. [39][72] The voices imitate each other, in gentle movement. | Translations: Johann Sebastian Bach's Magnificat, BWV 243, is a musical setting of the biblical canticle Magnificat. "[44], The continuation of the verse and completion of the sentence, Omnes generationes (all generations), is given to the chorus. [15] He uses it again in his "German Magnificat", i.e. Tromba I-III, Timpani, Flauto traverso I/II, Oboe I/II, Violino I/II, Viola, Organo e Continuo. [72], Et misericordia (And mercy), a duet for alto and tenor, begins with an undulating movement in 12/8 time, played by violins and violas. Nach dem Urtext der Neuen Bach-Ausgabe. [37] In the movements for vocal soloists the instrumentation is as usual in Bach's cantata's: the soloists are accompanied by an obbligato instrument, only strings and/or continuo. ", "Magnificats BWV 243 & BWV 243a – Details", "One Verse, Two Settings, and Three Strange Youths", "Fünftes Buch: Leipziger Jahre von 1723–1734" pp. Each verse of the canticle is assigned to one movement, except verse 48 (the third verse of the Magnificat) which begins with a soprano solo in the third movement and is concluded by the chorus in the fourth movement. [41] Bach's Magnificat was performed several times in the last quarter of the 19th century, for instance in Germany and the Netherlands. 4, movements five (solo) and six (duet), build up to the 7th tutti movement, movements eight and nine (both solo movements), followed by an aria for vocal trio, build up to the final two choral movements, Verse in minor key (mvt. Discussions: In movement 10 (Suscepit Israel) both sopranos sing together with the alto. In 1862 the orchestral and vocal score was published in Volume 11/1 of the Bach-Gesellschaft edition. In Leipzig, the Magnificat was regularly part of Sunday services, sung in German on ordinary Sundays but more elaborately and in Latin on the high holidays (Christmas, Easter and Pentecost)[3] and on the three Marian feasts Annunciation, Visitation and Purification.[4][5]. [72] Almost the only leaps in the whole measure occur on the word recordatus, with a downward quart on each syllable. [83], The score of the E-flat major version of Bach's Magnificat was first published by Simrock in 1811, edited by Georg Pölchau, however with printing errors,[84] and without the Christmas hymns. [10] When Kuhnau died in 1722, one of the candidates applying for the post of Thomaskantor was Christoph Graupner, a former pupil of Kuhnau, who reused a Magnificat he had composed for Christmas 1722 as an audition piece in January 1723, three weeks before Bach presented his audition cantatas Jesus nahm zu sich die Zwölfe, BWV 22 and Du wahrer Gott und Davids Sohn, BWV 23. Fecit potentiam in bracchio suo; Dispersit superbos mente cordis sui. Around 1733 Bach filed two cantatas by Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel, for the fifth and the sixth Sunday after Trinity (5 and 12 July in 1733): Bach may have relied on church music by other composers for the services in Leipzig in July 1733, while composing and copying out the performance parts of the extensive first part of the Mass in B minor. [44] The sound in the E-flat major version is somewhat harsher than in the D major version, for example the bass line in measure three, and in measure 24 where the first version has a dissonant dominant ninth which was changed to a less dissonant harmony in the later version. lp_bach-the-magnificat-in-d-major_leonard-bernstein-the-new-york-philharmoni Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t15n4r46g Lineage Technics SL1200MK5 Turntable + Audio-Technica AT95e cartridge > Radio Design Labs EZ-PH1 phono preamp > Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Ocr ABBYY FineReader 11.0 (Extended OCR) Original-ppi 1200 Pages 5 Ppi 600 Ripping_date 20200310044513 | Chorale Texts [40] Possibly those settings in C major of the same four texts as the laudes Bach had included in his Christmas Magnificat were not a self-contained cantata, but laudes Kuhnau had composed for insertion in his C major Magnificat when it was to be performed at Christmas. The form is a chorale fantasia, with all sopranos singing the 1539 chorale melody attributed to Luther as a cantus firmus, while the lower voices make the counterpoint by imitating sections of the melody line in diminished time. The tonus peregrinus variant that is associated with Luther's German Magnificat appears in compositions by, among others, Johann Hermann Schein, Heinrich Schütz, Johann Pachelbel and Dietrich Buxtehude. Visitation was the first feast day of his tenure, which called for exceptionally festive music.[39]. Quia respexit humilitatem by Nancy Argenta & English Baroque Soloists & John Eliot Gardiner on. University of Massachusetts Orchestra under John Paulson in 2008, with Aaron Lakota on oboe d'amore! | Poets & Composers ... Quia respexit (Soprano 1) by Melanie Scafide Russell. Magnificat in D Major, BWV 243: Aria: "Quia Respexit Humilitatem" (soprano I) By Johann Sebastian Bach Nancy Argenta, John Eliot Gardiner & English Baroque Soloists 3 Omnes generationes by Maria Stader & Münchener Bach- Orchester & Karl Richter & Münchener Bach-Chor on Amazon Music. Quia respexit humiltatem (Because he respected the humility) is an aria sung by soprano I with an obbligato oboe. Trascrizione per Soprano e Organo manualiter concertato. Aria: 'Et Exultavit' (Soprano) • 3. This version of Bach's Magnificat is known as BWV 243.2 (previously BWV 243).[2]. In many of these settings a single verse of the Magnificat can be sung by one or more soloists alternating with choral singing, as Bach does in his treatment of the third Magnificat verse: the soprano sings the first words of the verse, while the chorus concludes it. Stream ad- free. [104][105], 20th century Magnificat composers often refer to Bach's composition in their new setting: Vaughan Williams (1932) and Rutter (1990) include hymns and songs outside the liturgical text in their extended settings, like Bach's Christmas version;[106][107] Penderecki's extended setting (1973–74) makes musical associations to Bach's D major setting;[108] Pärt uses a SSATB choir in his a cappella setting (1989). In the 1723 version movement 10 (Suscepit Israel) has a bassett (Ba) part played exclusively by violins and viola in unisono. [72] When the theme is developed the first time, four voices enter from bottom to top. | BWV Anh [67][68] In the 1733 version this continuo line is given to a continuo that includes cello, but not bassoon and violone. [64], For the 1733 version, Bach used a somewhat more extended orchestra: the recorders are replaced by traversos (Fl) and they get separate parts in all four choral movements. Johann Sebastian Bach Magnificat in D BWV243 for soprano, alto, tenor and bass soloists, chorus and orchestra Magnificat anima mea (Chorus) Et exsultavit spiritus meus (Soprano) A. Vom Himmel hoch (Chorus) Quia respexit humilitatem (Soprano) Omnes generationes (Chorus) Quia fecit mihi magna (Bass) B. Freut euch und jubiliert (Chorus) Et misericordia (Alto, Tenor) Fecit In this form Helmuth Rilling's recording with the Bach-Collegium Stuttgart and the Figuralchor der Gedächtniskirche Stuttgart appeared in 1967 with a performance time of 40:06. Quia respexit (Soprano 1) by … Bach. Measure 31–45: The sopranos enter first, with the first main motive, and from measure 32 alto and tenor imitate the same. [4] For that performance Bach composed four laudes, songs of praise partly in German, partly in Latin to be inserted at certain points in the E-flat major version of the Magnificat. | Other Vocal 1081-1089 [116] The "synthetic" D major version, that is the D major version of the Magnificat with the Christmas laudes transposed to fit in that version, now published both by Novello and Bärenreiter, found performers and audiences. [8] An early account of Bach showing interest in liturgical practices in Leipzig dates from 1714, when he noted down the order of the service on the first Sunday in Advent during a visit to the town. By Johann Sebastian Bach Kimberly McCord, Paul McCreesh, Gabrieli, Julia Gooding, Robin Blaze, Paul Agnew & Neal Davies. Deposuit potentes de sede, et exaltavit humiles. The first three choral movements are, in the version without the Christmas hymns, followed by two movements for a vocal soloist, the second one often with richer scoring. English Translation by Francis Browne (September 2006) [72], Deposuit potentes (He hath put down the mighty) is an aria for tenor, accompanied by continuo and unisono violins, presenting material in a 14 measure ritornello. [69] When inserting the Christmas hymns, building up to the seventh movement alternates arias with choral movements, while in the second half of the composition the choral movements at the outer ends are separated by a set of four arias: solo → solo → duet → trio. Nach dem Urtext der Neuen Bach-Ausgabe. [118] In December 2016, Bach's autograph of the D major version of his Magnificat was among the top three most visited scores at the Bach Digital website. "[80] Generally it was also the D major version without the Christmas hymns that was chosen for performance. © 2000-2021 Bach Cantatas Website, Last update: Friday, June 02, 2017 01:29. However, there are many differences: the Magnificat contains about twice as many movements as an average cantata, keeping it short by avoiding da capos in the arias, and altogether no recitatives. [72] The second thought of the verse, beginning with et exaltavit humiles (and exalted the humble), is sung without introduction. Lutheran theologians thus rejected the Vulgate version (they would have the verse end on "... bonae voluntes" in Latin), while composers were attached to the classic formula for its melodious rhythm. [117], That the composition ranges among Bach's most popular vocal works is illustrated by its regular appearance in classical music polls like Klara's Top 75/Top 100 [nl]. These four laudes movements are usually indicated by the letters A to D, with these text sources:[57], Performance time of the Magnificat lies typically between 25 and 30 minutes,[58] with an additional five minutes for the Christmas interpolations. Johann Sebastian Bach Magnificat in D Major with Carol Insertions BWV 243. cammarota Ô omnes generationesÕ allegroin contrast with Ò Quia respexit,Ó marked adagioby Bach.This custom developed as a result of the 1862publica-tion of the Magni”catby the Bach-Gesellschaft, from which a number of performing editions were subsequently prepared.2Unfamiliar with the way late 17th- and early 18th-century composers set this verse, and con- [41], The text is "Virga Jesse floruit, Emanuel noster apparuit, Induit carnem Hominis, Fit puer delectabilis. [85][86] It was the first composition of Bach for vocal soloists, chorus and orchestra that was printed in orchestral score,[87] but at the time this publication had little success in sales. Kuhnau's Magnificat, his largest extant vocal work, has a similar orchestration as the first version of Bach's Magnificat (differences: Kuhnau's has a second viola, Bach's has two recorders in one movement), and it has the same "expandability" with settings of the same laudes for a Christmas performance. [23] In a Lutheran tradition there is for example Schütz' Latin Magnificat, SWV 468. Quia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae. This banner text can have markup.. web; books; video; audio; software; images; Toggle navigation Measure 1–15: the motive played by oboe I in the first measure sets the jubilant tone of the tutti. It is the first major liturgical composition on a Latin text by Bach. It is the only movement that Bach marked for a tempo at the beginning: Adagio. Around the time when the D major version of the Magnificat originated, he composed for the same extended chorus in his Mass for the Dresden court. The D major version of Bach's Magnificat (BWV 243.2) may have been performed on 2 July 1733, as part of the church service in the St. Thomas Church (Thomaskirche) in Leipzig. Bach follows the change of tone in the next line, “Quia respexit,” with another aria for soprano, accompanied by the darkly resonant sound of an oboe d’amore. In the 1840s a piano reduction by Robert Franz of Bach's D major version of the Magnificat appeared. [13] The tonus peregrinus (or ninth tone) is associated with the ninth mode or Aeolian mode. Aria [Soprano II] Violino I/II, Viola, Continuo: Et exsultavit spiritus meus in Deo salutari meo and my spirit has exulted in God my saviour. [59] The duration of the version without Christmas hymns is comparable with that of an average Bach cantata. | Emblemata This particular split of the third verse, leaving only the last two words (omnes generationes) to the chorus, had been practised before by Ruggiero Fedeli, and in a Magnificat in G minor from 1720 which Bach probably knew (that Magnificat in G minor used to be attributed to Tomaso Albinoni). | Part 3 ms. Bach P 39", "Magnificat D-Dur BWV 243 (mit den vier Einlagesätzen aus der Es-Dur-Fassung BWV 243a, transponiert) für Soli (SSATB), Chor (SSATB), Orchester und Orgel (lat). Movement A (Vom Himmel hoch) is the only a cappella movement. Latin sacred text from Luke 1:48 . [20][21][22] In Protestantism there was no Latin text more often set to music than the Magnificat. [103] Nicolaus Harnoncourt's first recording of the D major version followed in 1984. | Part 3 ⇒ 12 more: 2. [80], A new critical edition of both BWV 243.2 and 243.1 was published in 1955 as Series 2, Volume 3 of the New Bach Edition. Esurientes implevit bonis et divites dimisit inanes. | Part 2 [77][78], After the composer's death the autographs of both the E-flat major and the D major version of the Magnificat were owned by his son Carl Philipp Emanuel. Download and print in PDF or MIDI free sheet music for Magnificat, "Quia Respexit Humilitatem", Bwv 243 by Johann Sebastian Bach arranged by Shoichi for Soprano, Organ, Oboe (Mixed Trio) [44] The score of that so-called "little" Magnificat (Kleine Magnificat) was rediscovered in the 20th century, and listed as BWV Anh. Fecit potentiam in brachio suo, dispersit superbos mente cordis sui. 21; however, its authenticity was doubted. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.com. [109] Philip Pickett's 1995 recording of the E-flat major version appeared on L'Oiseau Lyre. Before Glöckner's 2003 article on the origin of the Magnificat, and for some authors still after that, it was generally assumed that Bach had composed his Magnificat in the quiet time of Advent 1723 for a first performance at the Christmas vespers. [dal Magnificat BWV 243] Author: Bach, Johann Sebastian - Arranger: MACHELLA, MAURIZIO - Publisher: MACHELLA, MAURIZIO Subject: Public domain Created Date: 9/3/2014 9:11:18 PM 3, 4) → two movements in the same major key (5, B), Verse in minor key (mvt. [41] The autograph of the E-flat major version of the Magnificat (BWV 243.1) suggests that Bach intended to perform the first version of his Magnificat also without the laudes, depending on circumstances, for example on other feasts than Christmas. (1862) Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe, Band 11.1. Kuhnau's has five choral movements, like Bach's, but his second is verse 4 (instead of 3b for Bach), and his last is only verse 12, where for Bach that final chorus sets both verse 11 and 12. The continuo part is played by organ, bassoon, cello and violone in most movements. [91], Novello printed an Octavo edition of the D major Magnificat in 1874, using a translation to English which John Troutbeck based on the text in The Book of Common Prayer. Quia fecit mihi magna qui potens est, et sanctum nomen eius. [100] The first recording on period instruments of Bach's Magnificat, with the four choral Christmas interpolations (BWV 243.1), was released by Simon Preston and the Academy of Ancient Music in 1978 (L'Oiseau Lyre / Decca), coupled with Vivaldi's Gloria. 8) → two movements in the same major key (9, D), Measure 1–30: the orchestra presents itself with what looks like a. [29], Bach was not the first to include mixed German/Latin Christmas interpolations in a Magnificat sung in Latin: Hieronymus Praetorius published a Magnificat with such interpolations in 1622. [72] It is the only movement for which Bach marked the tempo at the beginning: Adagio (only D major version). The same edition printed the Christmas interpolations for the first time. This banner text can have markup.. web; books; video; audio; software; images; Toggle navigation In 1723, after taking up his post as Thomaskantor in Leipzig, Bach set the text of the Magnificat in a twelve movement composition in the key of E-flat major. Contributed by Francis Browne (September 2006), English Translations in Interlinear Format (English-3), Terms of Use Verse 1 and 2 (movements 1 and 2, followed by movement A in the Christmas version): Verse 3: starts in relative minor key (movement 3), moving to another minor key (movement 4), Verse 4 (movement 5, followed by movement B in the Christmas version): major key different from tonic. Aria (Terzetto) [Sopranos I and II, Alto], Oboe I/II all' unisono, Organo e Violoncelli senza, Violone e Bassoni. Check out Mendelssohn, Felix: Magnificat / Bach, J.S. : Magnificat, Bwv 243 by Simon Carrington on Amazon Music. Aria "Quia respexit". The text of these laudes had been used in Leipzig in a Christmas cantata by Bach's predecessor Kuhnau. The Baroque orchestra for BWV 243.1 consists of "due violini, due oboe, tre trombi, tamburi, basson, viola e basso continuo",[63] i.e. The chorus also sings in movement 4 (Omnes generationes), accompanied by an orchestra without trumpets and timpani, and in movement 11 (Sicut locutus est), there only accompanied by the continuo. [72] After a shorter ritornello, the tenor sings the complete text again, the first part in a slightly modified version, but the exaltation considerably expanded after which the ritornello in full length is repeated at the end.[72]. [41], As these laudes were to be performed with a very limited accompaniment of instruments, they were supposedly performed from the small loft in the high choir of the Thomaskirche, opposite to the large organ loft where the other movements of the Magnificat were performed. After changing the time signature from common time to triple metre, the second part of the text, Sicut erat in principio (as it was in the beginning), repeats material from the beginning of the work.[72]. Such compositions with an extended choir are however outside Bach's usual routine for liturgical music. [14] For the traditional setting of Luther's German Magnificat that is the minor mode for which the last note of the melodic formula is the tonic, a fifth below its opening note. 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