[Collection] Drei Trauungschoräle BWV 250‑252; BC B 17
- Genre
- Chorale
- Scoring
- S, A, T, B, Corno I, Corno II, Oboe I, Violine I (col Soprano), Oboe d'amore, Violine II (coll' alto), Viola (con Tenore), Basso continuo / Orgel (transponiert und beziffert)
- Date of origin, Work history
- Date of composition circa 1734–1738 (watermark autograph parts). It is not known for which wedding these parts were written. As is customary in the sequence of a half bridal mass, it was not Bach who directed the musicians, but a prefect
- relation to other works:
- is part of BWV diverse [o.Jg.]
- relation from other works:
- has as part BWV 250
has as part BWV 251
has as part BWV 252 - Comment
- Choräle für eine sogenannte "halbe Brautmesse".
Auch durch Quellen mit Choralsammlungen überlierfert. - Link to videos:
- Drei instrumentierte Choräle (Halbe Brautmesse), BWV 250-252 (Amsterdam Baroque, T. Koopman)
- Libretto
- BWV 250: S. Rodigast (date of composition 1675; first print 1676/1677); BWV 251: J. J. Schütz (date of composition 1675); BWV 252: M. Rinckart (date of composition 1636)
Link to lyrics - Chorale
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S. Rodigast, Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan, Entstehungszeit 1675
in: Das Hannoverische ordentliche vollständige Gesangbuch, Göttingen, 1676 [erschienen 1677] - Chorale
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J. J. Schütz, Sei Lob und Ehr dem höchsten Gut, 1675
in: J. J. Schütz, Christliches Gedenck-Büchlein Zu Beförderung eines anfangenden neuen Lebens, Franckfurt am Mayn 1675 - Chorale
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M. Rinckart, Nun danket alle Gott, 1636
in: M. Rinckart, Jesus Herzbüchlein in geistlichen Oden, Leipzig 1636
- Original sources
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D-B Mus.ms. Bach St 123 [Part(s)]
- persistent ID
- BachDigitalWork_work_00011149
- Static URL
- https://www.bach-digital.de/receive/BachDigitalWork_work_00011149
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- 2023-09-12 : 11:46:55
