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Recorded for the project All of Bach on May 2nd 2014 at the Grote Kerk, Naarden. If you want to help us complete All of Bach, please subscribe to our channel bit.ly/2vhCeFB or consider donating bit.ly/2uZuMj5.
For the interview with soprano Hana Blažíková on Magnificat go to • Blažíková on Bach Magnificat BWV 243 ...
For the interview with conductor Jos van Veldhoven on BWV 243 go to • Van Veldhoven on Bach Magnificat BWV ...
For the interview with cellists Lucia Swarts and Richte van der Meer on BWV 243 go to • Swarts and Van der Meer on Bach Magni...
For the interview with tenor Thomas Hobbs on BWV 243 go to • Hobbs on Bach Magnificat BWV 243 | Ne...
For the interview with trumpet player Robert Vanryne on BWV 243 go to • Vanryne on Bach Magnificat BWV 243 | ...
For more information on BWV 243 and this production go to allofbach.com/en/bwv/bwv-243/
All of Bach is a project of the Netherlands Bach Society / Nederlandse Bachvereniging, offering high-quality film recordings of the works by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by the Netherlands Bach Society and her guest musicians. Visit our free online treasury for more videos and background material allofbach.com/en/. For concert dates and further information go to www.bachvereniging.nl/nederlandse-bachvereniging.
Netherlands Bach Society
Jos van Veldhoven, conductor
Julia Doyle, soprano 1
Hana Blažíková, soprano 2
Maarten Engeltjes, alto
Thomas Hobbs, tenor
Christian Immler, bass
0:00 Magnificat (Coro)
3:05 Et Exsultavit (Aria)
5:28 Quia Respexit (Aria)
8:12 Omnes (Coro)
9:36 Quia Fecit (Aria)
11:49 Et misericordia (Duetto)
15:28 Fecit Potentiam (Coro)
17:25 Deposuit (Aria)
19:34 Esurientes (Aria)
22:26 Suscepit Israel (Terzetto)
24:30 Sicut Locutus Est (Coro)
26:14 Gloria Patri (Coro)
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Beautiful solo voices. I grew up with music. My mother was giving concerts when she was pregnant with me. I have a photo of me at age two at her piano with her Haydn Creation oratorio Book. She was memorizing one of the soprano parts. She also played the vinyl which I heard as my first music memory. I used to listen to Gregorian Chant the night before exams in College. The soloists in this recording video are blessed with beautiful clear voices - no wild vibratos that average out just below the correct pitch that I have heard elsewhere . Thank you!!! I am 71 years old now and have heard a lot! Sang in Mendelssohn’s Elijah as a twenty something in a church choir next to my mother! Another blessing!
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Sitting in my locked down Spanish apartment I listen to the Netherlands Bach Soociety recordings every day. What joy; what passion; what expertise! Your performances lift the spirit and give hope in the darkest of times. Thank you.
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As a hard core rocker . I have only to say this : Bach opened so many doors for me , its ridicicolus . I feel like a new born baby every time I listen to Maestro Bach. And this interpretation just blows my mind... The doors are wide open to harvest the energy , and the lovely presence. I feel naked , in awe and in gratidude to the Baroque masters. Long live their heritige to humanity. Salute
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i very seldom leave comments, but I just can't help admitting that to the (rather dull) question "What would you bring to a deserted Island?", my ultimate answer would be "All the recordings of the Netherlands Bach Society", plus my mp3 player and a solar charger. You folks ROCK! - and this is from someone who used to be a fan of heavy metal in his youth... Musical taste changes over time, I guess. Beside my absolute admiration on the divine performances, i must say: whoever is your sound engineer, must worth his salt. The quality of your recordings is topnotch - that is fairly obvious even coming through my crappy headphones. Who is this guy??? (or lady - argh, these days I must quickly add.). Anyways, I am pretty sure Master Bach would be at awe himself listening to his music, and would probably say "Das ist ein wunderbares Musikstück. Habe ich das wirklich geschrieben?...." Blessings from Budapest!!
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At 19 years old I joined a professional symphony orchestra, as a violist. I sat down for the first rehearsal: the Magnificat. Talk about luck!
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The Bach Magnificat was the first choral piece I performed as a college freshman, and it was the first Bach choral work I ever performed (I was concurrently working on his prelude and fugue in B-flat minor from the WTC I). Anyway, the night of the concert, my 18-year-old self got to the concert hall only to realize I had left my Magnificat score in the school cafeteria, which was locked. I told the director my dilemma, to which he said, "Oh no!" and walked away. Somehow I sang that entire work from memory that night, 19 years later, I still have many of those melismas memorized.
So glad to have found this ensemble. Happy Advent '22, cheers from Memphis, TN!
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BACH COLOSSAL. THE GREATEST GENIOUS EVER IN OUR WORLD
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I love the moment in the Gloria Patri when the original Magnificat theme reappears. It is so joyful and sparklingly happy. I cannot stop smiling there.
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Such beauty as we struggle with personal connections to those we love. Bach reminds us of Christ's love that infuses us with hope and joy in such difficult times.
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🌺 "Music is the universal healer, mending the fractures of the soul with its soothing tunes. It's the soundtrack of our memories, playing in the background of our most cherished moments. 🎼💕"
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Everyone can get down on their knees and thank Christopher Hogwood and his work years and years ago!
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I sang this masterpiece 20+ years ago both as soprano and tenor (several years later) in a chorus. I remember working a whole year on it as soprano and half year as tenor. I still remember every part of it.
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Dieses herrliche Zusammenklingen in der Vielstimmigkeit! Dieses Zusammenklingen der Vielen ist der uns verheissene Himmel - gerade auch in schwieriger Weltlage. Mein Dank an alle, die diese überirdisch schöne Musik erklingen lassen.
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Tengo 54 años, cuando tenía unos 10 años cayó en mis manos los Conciertos de Brandeburgo y fue mi bautizo. No se puede vivir sin escuchar a Bach.
Bach ha hecho que el mundo sea un lugar mejor. A Bach le debemos mucho. El Magníficat es precioso.
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Netherlands Bach are consistently able to pinpoint a beautiful balance, tempo and feeling.
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van Veldhoven. What a conductor. Maestro. Bravo
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This is the very first version I hear that makes every contrapuntal line clear without loosing cohesion.
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The finest performance of this work I have ever heard, beyond perfection and an absolute joy!
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A perfect performance and an antidote for this crazy time of viruses.
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@bach
5 years ago
0:07 Magnificat (Coro) 3:05 Et Exsultavit (Aria) 5:28 Quia Respexit (Aria) 8:12 Omnes (Coro) 9:36 Quia Fecit (Aria) 11:49 Et misericordia (Duetto) 15:28 Fecit Potentiam (Coro) 17:25 Deposuit (Aria) 19:34 Esurientes (Aria) 22:26 Suscepit Israel (Terzetto) 24:30 Sicut Locutus Est (Coro) 26:14 Gloria Patri (Coro)
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