D-HAu, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Halle
Copy of the cantata "Jesus nahm zu sich die Zwölfe", BWV 22

1. Appearance
Shelfmark                              Ms. 143
Extent 10 leaves
Measurement, in cm 32,5 x 27
Rastrology 0,65
Paper/Watermark without watermark
Cleffing "Tromba 1. 2 et 3", "Violino et Oboe 1mo", "Violino et Oboe 2do": violin clef; "Timpani": bass clef; "Viola": alto clef; "Soprano": soprano clef; "Alto": alto clef; "Tenore": tenor clef; "Basso", "Contin.": bass clef
Safe-keeping/Quire/Foliation The manuscript is tacked with staples;
quire: III + II
Scribe F. X. Gleichauf
written neatly, few corrections
Dating 1st half of 19th century

2. Contents
Arrangement                             f. 1r: BWV 22/1 (arioso/chorus: "Jesus nahm zu sich die Zwölfe"), mm. 1 - 11
f. 1v: mm. 12 - 23
f. 2r: mm. 24 - 35
f. 2v: mm. 36 - 45
f. 3r: mm. 46 - 55
f. 3v: mm. 56 - 65
f. 4r: mm. 66 - 75
f. 4v: mm. 76 - 85
f. 5r: mm. 86 - end; BWV 22/2 (aria: "Mein Jesu, ziehe mich nach dir"), mm. 1 - 14
f. 5v: mm. 15 - 44
f. 6r: mm. 45 - end
f. 6v: BWV 22/3 (rec. "Mein Jesu, ziehe mich, so werd ich laufen"), mm. 1 - 14
f. 7r: mm. 15 - end
f. 7v: BWV 22/4 (aria "Mein alles in allem, mein ewiges Gut"), mm. 1 - 30
f. 8r: mm. 31 - 62
f. 8v: mm. 63 - 94
f. 9r: mm. 95 - end; BWV 22/5 (chorale: "Ertöt uns durch dein Güte"), mm. 1 - 3
f. 9v: mm. 4 - 20
f. 10r: mm. 21 - 28
f. 10v: mm. 29 - end
Title-heading "Dom: Estomihi"
Model D B Mus. ms. Bach P 1159/XIII, fascicle 9

3. Miscellaneous
Foreign/later entries                On f. 1r in the topline (behind "Estomihi"): "«Jesus nahm zu sich die Zwölfe« v. J. S. Bach" (with ink);
paging (with pencil)
Condition of source comperatively good (partly heavy bleed-through, ink corrosion; no traces of use)
Provenance F. X. Gleichauf - ? - M. Schneider (1930) - Halle, Martin-Luther-Universität, Institut für Musikwissenschaft, Bibliothek - Halle, Maritn-Luther-Universität, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek


08.09.06