Johann Sebastian Bach
BWV | 117 |
Title | Give laud and praise the highest good |
Composed | 1728 or 1731, Leipzig |
Scoring | Choir
for 4 voices |
Movements | Choir:
Give laud and praise the highest good Recitative (Bass): To thee give thanks the heav'nly host Aria (Tenor): Whate'er our God created hath Chorale: I called to God in my distress Recitative (Alto): The Lord is not and never was Aria (Bass): When strength and help must fail at times Aria (Alto): I will thee all my life's extent Recitative: Ye, who on Christ's own name do call Choir: So come before his countenance |
Category | Spiritual Cantata |
Event | Unknown |
Author of text | Johann Jakob Schütz 1673 |
Text Choir: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass Travers flute Oboe I + II Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo (Cantus firmus in Soprano) Recitative: Bass solo Basso continuo Aria: Tenor solo Oboe d`amore I + II Basso continuo Choral: Sopran, Alt, Tenor, Bass (Instruments unknown) Recitative: Alto solo Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo Aria: Bass solo Violin solo Basso continuo Arie: Alt solo Traversflöte Oboe I + II Violine I + II Viola Basso continuo Recitative: Tenor solo Basso continuo Choir: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass Travers flute Oboe I + II Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo (Cantus firmus in Soprano) |
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Manuscript | Van Hoboken Archive, Vienna; University library, Warzawa; Music Sciences Institute, Halle |