iUniversity
archives
MusicalKaleidoscope
dons-music
home

DoveSong.com

 
clear

DoveSong.Com

  facebooktwitteryoutubeblogger

The DoveSong
Archives

The Text Library
   Positive Music
        About
        Papers/Articles
        Movement (2004)
        Links
   Through the Centuries
        Overview
        Gregorian Chant
        15th Century
        16th Century
        17th Century
        18th Century
        19th Century
        20th Century
        21st Century
   Gospel Music
        Black Gospel
        Mountain Gospel
        Southern Gospel
   World Music
        Chinese Music
        Indian Music
        Persian Music
   Popular Music

 The MP3 Library
(no longer operational)
   Western Classical
        Plainsong (Chant)
        Renaissance
        Baroque
        Romantic
   Gospel Music
        Mountain Gospel
        Black Gospel
        Southern Gospel
   World Music
        India
        China
        Middle East
        Persia
   Pop/Folk/Country/Jazz


The DoveSong MP3 Library
is no longer in Service

The Music of J.S. Bach

Introduction to Bach's Music

Komm, Süsser Tod (Come Sweet Death). One of Bach's songs arranged for orchestra by Jesse Taynton. Performed by Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra. 1960s

Preludium in E Major. An orchestral arrangement of the Preludium from the 6th Solo Violin Sonata arranged by Fritz Kreisler and William Smith and performed by Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra. 1960s. This piece is also the Sinfonia from Cantata 29 "Wir danken dir, Gott, wir danken dir."

Cantatas

Bach's greatest sacred music can be found in his passions and cantatas. Here are a few excerpts, plus one complete cantata.

Hier ist das rechte Osterlamm, from Cantata #4, sung by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. Münchener Bach-Choir und Orchester, Karl Richter. Archive LP from 1960s. 

Ich will den Kreustab gerne tragen, from Cantata #56, sung by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. Munchener Bach-Choir und Orchester, Karl Richter. Archive LP from 1960s.

Cantata Number 78 "Jesu der du meine Seele". Münchener Bach-Choir und Orchester, Karl Richter. Archive Lp from 1960s.


Discover More About Bach

-> Read About Bach in the DoveSong Text Library


Return to "Music of the Baroque Era"

 


Rising World Entertainment


Copyright © 1997, 2000, 2005, 2010 by RisingWorld Entertainment
All rights reserved.