BWV 243 - Magnificat (Scrolling Score) 

It was incredibly clever of Bach to have the end of the work use the opening melody to the text “Sicut erat in principio,” or in English “as it was in the beginning”

Alto: He sent away the rich with nothing Flutes: **happiness noises**

The Adagio at 18:50 is simply outstanding. Goosebumps all over.

FYI: In the Omnes generationes, Zoltán Göncz discovered that if you count the separate entries of the theme (which has five repeating eighth notes), and count two simultaneous entries as one, it adds up to 41, the same number of entries in Matthew 1:1-16 that lists out the linage of Jesus beginning with Abraham. It's probably no accident, as Bach was very fond of hiding things like this in his music. Zoltán Göncz, a genius musicologist and composer, is probably the greatest technical expert ever on the music of Bach, and has even written an amazing quadruple fugue completion of Contrapunctus 14 from the Art of the Fugue.

The ending to the movement at 19:00 is amazing..

This is what I really love about baroque and classical music - there's just so much of it! I consider myself a well-listened admirer of "fine" music, but this is my first time giving this one a listen - and it won't be my last either!

even my soul doth magnify the Lord when I hear this. And I'm an agnostic

Amazing! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Just pray that it stays posted long enough for others to enjoy as well. Peace be to you as well Brother and there will be more to come~!

Magnificat magnifico: grande Bach.

9:28 what a wonderful transition: beatam me dicent... omnes generationes. (with the oboe embroiding its own end)

Thank you for all you do with your videos...they are superb! I am a composer and a monk....today I went to confession...my penance was to pray the Magnificat. You can imagine my delight when I saw this on my list of suggestions! Peace to you.....Br. Angelus+

I'm in love with the first part! One can imagine how Bach must of almost jumped and leapt in pure ecstasy (with his powdered wig and stout body bouncing) as he conducted it at the first debut :)

Whenever I hear "Omnes generationes", I can hear my last choir director scream, "Will you all stop barking??! Ya sound like dogs!"

This movement is so amazing and I truly love each and every song from it! One of the underrated pieces of choral music i think

Smart way of presenting the score! Thank you, Geru Bach.

23:40 30:20 no words can explain the feels, the epic victory of God.

Divine music, fine service by gerubach! Nice the transition from the "Quia respexit" to "Omnes" starting at 9:14 :-) Keep on the good service, which is a helpful tool for people who enjoy reading scores while listening to the music! As TILMA1531 posted one year ago: I would also not mind that my penances are praying pieces like this one with this tool :-)

C'est grandiose !!! ... encore une fois, merci Monsieur BACH!!!

Regarding the keys for the instruments, the trumpets here are in D, so their part appears in C in the first movement. In the soprano aria and in other places the oboes are oboes d'amore which are in A, so the aria in B minor appears in D minor in their parts.

Em pensar que tem tanta música criada por este homem que se perdeu por aí e não chegou até o conhecimento de nós!

Ich folgende Ihnen Gerubach, das ist eine Groβe Arbeite, wunderbare Musik, Lange lebe zu Bach!

This is SO perfect with the scrolling! I can visualise the music as I hear it! Beautiful!

Bravo! Impressive,like a living painting...many thanks for sharing😊

Thank you very much for the score display. It is very helpful to practice without turning pages.

I haven't really had the tools to sing for years. This does it all at once, and we get to enjoy the piece in full at the same time!

I really enjoyed the soprano and the slower tempo in ‘qui respexit’. Lovely chorus and performance, thanks.

Sublime, Deus escrevia musica através desse homem!

Quia fecit, maravilloso, sublime el continuo

ever after all these years, I never tire of this.

I remember singing this piece when I was in high school...Made me fall in love with the fugue. Thanks for sharing!

Ensemble Vocal de Lausanne / Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne - Michel CORBOZ / 1971 Sopranos: Yvonne Perrin, Wally Stämpfli; Alto: Claudine Perret; Mezzo-soprano: Magali Schwartz; Tenor: Olivier Dufour; Baritone Philippe Huttenlocher Maurice Andre, Jean-Claude Blanc, André Besancon (Trumpets); Edmond Defrancesco, Marianne Cart (Flutes); Michael Kühn (Oboe, Oboe d'amore); Edgar Fischer (Cello); Christiane Jacottet (Harpsichord); André Luy (Organ)

That final word.... It gaves me chills

Espectacular! Muchísimas gracias por este trabajo!

Amazing great contribution for the music

Supreme music.........Thank you for posting. Fantastic work.

Amazing vocal piece!

ohhhh...what amazing classic song....is really lovelyyy.....

Thank you so much. Like a little piece of Heaven dropped back into my heart.

¡Ambrosía musical!... Amo a Bach padre ♥ ♫♪

what a fantastic last minute ! 30:41

These scrolling scores are great, thanks for posting! OMG, take a deep breath at 23:40!

Great version of a timeless classic. Love especially the prominent trumpets!! :-D

Bach es increíble

Performer & Album Info - 31:41

One of the most unusual works of Bach. On the one hand, this is an ordinary cantata, and on the other hand, Magnificat stands alone in the range of Bach's works. Music is not revealed to the listener from the first time, it took me a lot of time to delve into the depth of this music.

I love this piece!

Magnificat!!

Thanks!!! this is really useful!!

Es ist schön. BACH Musik in meiner Seele bleiben, mein Herz und mein Verstand.

Maravilhoso!

Bach'ın en sevdiğim eserlerinden bir tanesi. Ellerine sağlık. :)

Magnificent. We hope to do a shorter form in our Christmas choir.

excellent idea for looking at the score, thank you,:)

Magnificent!

I found a Barenreiter edition which is based on the Original Manuscript and has 4 insert movements. Insert Movement A can be sung either Acapella or you can have the Continuo Section (and Organ) play along doubling the Bass Line, which is where the idea of some Choral arrangements that can be sung both ways (I.E. Blinding Lights arranged by Mark Brymer) came from.

sicut locutus , thes best of this piece

Beautiful

Divine!

Why do I feel so...so...so... magnificent?

No mere man could have created this music. Bach is a chunk of God in musical form that broke off and fell to earth. Now, we can all get a microscopic glimpse of how the mind of the creator goes about designing the universe.

Man, so much effort.

Bravo!

what the wonderful oboe d'amore!

thank you!!!!!

Oh that all would praise The Lord...

Gracias y saludos cordiales desde Mallorca para ti gerubach

Indeed. During the review process, my eyes couldn't handle the notation "overload" in the 4-panel sections. The colors seemed to make the video more bearable. Gracias por darse cuenta de ese detalle y no puedo esperar para publicar el siguiente video para que usted disfrute.

¡¡¡¡¡ magnificent !!!!

I like the more restrained Omnes here. Too fast, and everything ends up out of sync and everyone shouting. lol

MAGNIFICAT

maravilloso

Una musicalità mediterranea e contabilità più levigata. Più dolce

lindo!!!

Omne Deo Gloria

My favourite vocal range is Alto but I'm a Tenor 😋

Bach has really fecit potentiam of trumpets at 18:32

Incredible work by Geru, as always. But I do so wished he would've made a scrolling score version of the far better earlier E flat major version (BWV 243.1, formerly known as BWV 243a) with the extra German 'Christmas' choruses which are added. They turn this work from amazing into something amazing yet moving. I highly highly recommend the recording sung by the Collegium Vocale Gent and conducted by Philippe Herreweghe.

Yes!

God is good all the time

what a choir

I don't love this recording the most, but the soloist on Quia Respexit is great. Plus the translations make this a storytelling experience for me, rather than just a musical experience.

On "Omnes generationes", is it okay to bark the Omnes part?

Nice colors choice for the diferent voices

Beautiful Magnificate

Nice thank you. Columnar thing takes a bit of getting used to, but I had a small joint before watching so... :)

When the chorus says "dispersit", it's dispersed!

What an incredible version ! I'm glad they included the trills which many versions omit. Who is the orchestra, conductor and soloists?

"Oh, that all would praise…. the Reality of God, God and Creation are One!" Praise is good for the soul. Oh Magnificat. My soul does magnify the "" "" the God without form. Universal and Present! Sent to all that love. CVD

It's D major! I love it!

ok got the hang of it!

I think the translation at the very end in, "Glory to the Holy Spirit" should be, "And Glory to the Holy Spirit" because it has the latin word "et" which means "and" in english.

Magnificat

But was there basso continuo? I haven't heard it, I mean I've heard a bass-string (whatever that is)

What do you mean "Et exultavit spiritus meus" is ?

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Cầu nguyện Chúa và Đức Mẹ cứu!Mẹ tôi nói “ Cầu nguyện thể nào cũng tốt”.Tôi thâm tín rằng là nếu Chúa phò ta, Người thương mà gia ân, mà giải án tuyên công, ta sợ chi ?Mẹ tôi nói “ cầu xin! Trông Cậy! Chúa Lòng Lành vô cùng, Không có gì là Chúa không làm được!”Xin Chúa và Đức Mẹ chọn dự án của con để làm Phép Lạ làm Sáng Danh Chúa và Đức Mẹ. Xin Chúa, Đức Mẹ, Thánh Giuse giải gỡ cứu giúp con đến nơi đến chốn. Amen.Mother Mary, pray for us. Saint Joseph, pray for us. Jesus, I trust in You.

God...

Omnes, omnes, omnes!

What software you use to make these videos ?

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