Johann Sebastian Bach
BWV | 142 |
Title | Unto us a child is born |
Composed | 1720?, Leipzig |
Scoring | Vierstimmiger
gemischter Chor |
Movements | Concert Choir: Unto us a child is born Aria (Bass): Thy birthday hath appeared Choir: I wish to praise God’s name with a song Aria (Tenor): Jesus, may praise be sung to you Recitative (Alto): Immanuel, it has been your pleasure to allow Aria (Alto): Jesus, may prasie be sung to you Chorale: Alleluia, alleluia, may God be praised |
Category | Spiritual Cantata |
Event | First Christmasday |
Author of text | Erdmann Neumeister |
Text Concert: Recorder I + II Oboe I + II Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo Choir: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass Recorder I + II Oboe I + II Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo Aria: Bass solo Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo Choir: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo Aria: Tenor solo Oboe I + II Basso continuo Recitative: Alto solo Basso continuo Aria: Alto solo Recorder I + II Basso continuo Choir: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass Recorder I + II Oboe I + II Violin I + II Viola Basso continuo |
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Epistle | Titus 2: 11-14; Isaiah 9: 2-7 |
Gospel | Luke 2: 1-14 |
Bibletext | Titus 2:11-14; Isaiah 9:2-7; Luke 2:1-14 |
Manuscript | Music Sciences Institute, Halle; University library , Warzawa |