Benedictus Qui Venit - Bach* - Mass In B Minor Volume II (Shellac)

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1. Bach gathered the parts of the Mass in B Minor into four discrete manuscripts, to which he assigned a numerical order. Part I consists of the Kyrie/Gloria Missa of ; Part II the Symbolum Nicenum or Credo; Part III the Sanctus; and Part IV the Osanna, Benedictus, Agnus Dei, et Dona nobis pacem.

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3. In the B Minor Mass Bach contrasted the old, archaic church motet style and the contemporary opera form of love duet and dance. "Bach wrote confidently in both idioms," observes George B. Stauffer in his definitive study of the Mass. 2 "As we shall see, Bach achieves a balance between the two approaches [styles] in the B Minor-Mass," he says.

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4. Nov 06,  · The four suggested arias as found in the B Minor Mass all have progressive associations with the Saxon Court through dance rhythm: “Laudamus Te” in 4/4 common time has Lombard short-long, syncopated notes, “Quoniam” in ¾ time is a polonaise, popular at the Saxon Court since Augustus also was King of Poland, “Benedictus qui venit.

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5. Mass in B minor, BWV (Bach, Johann Sebastian) Movements/Sections Mov'ts/Sec's: 4 parts II • Gloria in excelsis, Et in terra pax • 6. Laudamus te • 7. Gratias agimus tibi • Domine Deus, Qui tollis peccata mundi • Qui sedes ad dextram Patris • Benedictus in c minor instead of b minor, for recorder in.

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6. Nov 04,  · The Benedictus can refer to one of two liturgical prayer songs. It may be just two lines used in the Catholic Mass that are associated with the Sanctus and it also refers to the Canticle of Zechariah. In either instance, "Benedictus" is Latin for "blessed" and English translations have been completed for each song.

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8. In the B Minor Mass, Bach realized the full potential of the Neapolitan idiom Ü the same idiom that gave birth to the enduring instrumental form of the Classical Era.

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