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Bach & Böhm: Music for Weddings and Other Festivities

Clematis and Leonardo García Alarcón

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This collection of oddities from Bach's family and circle is capped by a real curiosity: the Quodlibet, BWV 524, of J.S. Bach himself. This work, incompletely preserved, apparently captures something of what went on when the Bach clan, numerous indeed, held one of their yearly parties. Essentially they seem to have improvised couplets of humorous nonsense poetry, combining German, Latin, and occasionally bits of what seems to have been the dialect of Bach's native Thuringia region. Perhaps music too was part of this improvisation; it's not clear exactly what Bach contributed to what you hear here, but it would seem that he fit the poetry into elaborated versions of the music the group would have made up on the spot. The result is a nearly indescribable series of satires, musical puns, dirty jokes, and more, all of which may be entirely unlike the solemnly glorious Bach you know and love, but which nevertheless sheds light on his peculiar genius. The Quodlibet is not often recorded, but true Bach enthusiasts ought to hear it, and the ensemble Clematis overcomes a rather delicate one-voice-part sound to get into the lusty spirit of the thing. The Quodlibet is paired with three other unusual works: the Bach wedding cantata Der Herr denket an uns, BWV 196, and two cantatas based on the Bible's highly sexual meeting point of sacred and secular, the Song of Solomon. The cantata Mein Freund ist mein of Georg Böhm, strikingly (one might say obsessively) repeating the title phrase at the beginning of each stanza, is one of the few surviving vocal works of this North German composer best known as one of J.S. Bach's predecessors in organ composition. Apparently meant for liturgical use, it is cut from the same cloth as Johann Christoph Bach's secular Meine Freundin, du bist schön. This Bach was not J.S. Bach's son but his first cousin once removed, a generation older. Nobody is going to put this on a list of essential Bach purchases, but there are many attractions, not least the delicately vibrato-shy singing of soprano Mariana Flores.

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Mein Freund ist mein (Georg Böhm)

1
I. Mein Freund ist mein
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:04:53

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Paulin Büngden, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Christian Immler, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

2
II. Mein Freund ist mein
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:02:12

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

3
III. Ritornello
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:00:26

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

4
IV. Mein Freund ist mein
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:02:03

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Paulin Büngden, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

5
V. Ritornello
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:00:24

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

6
VI. Mein Freund ist mein
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:01:40

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Christian Immler, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

7
VII. Ritornello
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:00:25

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

8
VIII. Mein Freund ist mein
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:01:39

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

9
IX. Mein Freund ist mein
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:05:08

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Paulin Büngden, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Christian Immler, Performer - Georg Böhm, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

Der Herr denket an uns, BWV 196 (Johann Sebastian Bach)

10
I. Sinfonia
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:01:26

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

11
II. Coro "Der Herr denket an uns"
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:02:01

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Paulin Büngden, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Christian Immler, Performer - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

12
III. Aria "Er segnet, die den Herrn fürchten"
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:02:42

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

13
IV. Duetto "Der Herr segnet euch"
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:02:02

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Christian Immler, Performer - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

14
V. Coro "Ihr seid die Gesegneten des Herrn!"
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:02:50

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Paulin Büngden, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Christian Immler, Performer - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

Meine Freundin, du bist schön (Johann Christoph Bach)

15
I. Meine Freundin, du bist schön
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:05:24

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Philippe Favette, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Johann Christoph Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

16
II. Ciacona. Mein Freund ist mein - Wo ist dein Freund geblieben ?
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:10:38

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Steve Dugardin, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Johann Christoph Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

17
III. Ich Habe meine Myrrhen samt meinem Würzen abgebrochen
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:01:46

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Philippe Favette, Performer - Johann Christoph Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

18
IV. Esset, meine Lieben, und trinket
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:08:17

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Steve Dugardin, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Philippe Favette, Performer - Johann Christoph Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

19
Quodlibet, BWV 524
Leonardo García Alarcón
00:12:00

Clematis, Performer - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon, Performer - Mariana Flores, Performer - Steve Dugardin, Performer - Fernando Guimarães, Performer - Philippe Favette, Performer - Johann Sebastian Bach, Composer

2012 Outhere 2011 Outhere

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This collection of oddities from Bach's family and circle is capped by a real curiosity: the Quodlibet, BWV 524, of J.S. Bach himself. This work, incompletely preserved, apparently captures something of what went on when the Bach clan, numerous indeed, held one of their yearly parties. Essentially they seem to have improvised couplets of humorous nonsense poetry, combining German, Latin, and occasionally bits of what seems to have been the dialect of Bach's native Thuringia region. Perhaps music too was part of this improvisation; it's not clear exactly what Bach contributed to what you hear here, but it would seem that he fit the poetry into elaborated versions of the music the group would have made up on the spot. The result is a nearly indescribable series of satires, musical puns, dirty jokes, and more, all of which may be entirely unlike the solemnly glorious Bach you know and love, but which nevertheless sheds light on his peculiar genius. The Quodlibet is not often recorded, but true Bach enthusiasts ought to hear it, and the ensemble Clematis overcomes a rather delicate one-voice-part sound to get into the lusty spirit of the thing. The Quodlibet is paired with three other unusual works: the Bach wedding cantata Der Herr denket an uns, BWV 196, and two cantatas based on the Bible's highly sexual meeting point of sacred and secular, the Song of Solomon. The cantata Mein Freund ist mein of Georg Böhm, strikingly (one might say obsessively) repeating the title phrase at the beginning of each stanza, is one of the few surviving vocal works of this North German composer best known as one of J.S. Bach's predecessors in organ composition. Apparently meant for liturgical use, it is cut from the same cloth as Johann Christoph Bach's secular Meine Freundin, du bist schön. This Bach was not J.S. Bach's son but his first cousin once removed, a generation older. Nobody is going to put this on a list of essential Bach purchases, but there are many attractions, not least the delicately vibrato-shy singing of soprano Mariana Flores.

© TiVo

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