Johann Sebastian Bach

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BWV 110
Title Make our mouth full with laughter
Composed 25th December 1725, Leipzig
Scoring

Choir for 4 voices
Soprano solo
Alto solo
Tenor solo
Bass solo
Trumpet I + II
Bassdrum
Travers fluteI + II
Oboe I + II + II
Oboe da caccia
Oboe d`amore
Bassoon
Violin I + II
Viola
Basso continuo

Movements Choir: Make our mouth full with laughter
Aria (Tenor): All ye thoughts and all ye senses
Recitative (Bass): Thee, Lord, is no one like
Aria (Alto): Ah Lord, what is a child of man
Duett (Soprano, Tenor): Glory to God in the highest and peace be on
Aria (Bass): Wake up, ye nerves and all ye members
Chorale: Alleluia! All praise to God
Category Spiritual Cantata
Event 1st Christmasday
Author of text Georg Christian Lehms 1711
Text
Choir:
Soprano Alto, Tenor, Bass
Trumpet I + II + III
Bassdrum
Travers flute

Oboe I + II + III
Bassoon
Violin I + II
Viola
Basso continuo

Aria:
Tenor solo
Traversflute I + II
Bassoon
Basso continuo



Recitative:
Bass solo
Violin I + II
Viola
Basso continuo

Aria: Alto solo
Oboe d`amore
Basso continuo




Duett: Soprano solo, Tenor solo
Basso continuo

Aria: Bass solo
Trumpet I
Oboe I + II
Oboe da caccia
Violin I + II
Viola
Basso continuo

Chorale: Soprano, Alot, Tenor, Bass
Trumpet I
Traversflute I + II
Oboe I + II
Oboe da caccia
Violin I + II
Viola
Basso continuo


Make our mouth full with laughter and make our tongue full with praises.
For the Lord hath great things for us achieved. (1.)








All ye thoughts and all ye senses,
Lift yourselves aloft this moment,
Soaring swiftly heavenward,
And bethink what God hath done!
He is man for this alone,
That we heaven's children be

Thee, Lord, is no one like.
Thou art great and thy name, too, is great and thou with thy works canst prove it.




Ah Lord, what is a child of man (2.)
That thou wouldst through such pain redeem him?
A worm thy curse tormenteth
While hell and Satan round him stand;
But yet, thy Son, whom heart and soul
In love call their inheritance.

Glory to God in the highest and peace be on
earth, now, and to mankind a sign of favor!

Wake up, ye nerves and all ye members,
And sing those very hymns of gladness
Which to our God with favor come.
And ye, ye strings of deep devotion,
To him a song of praise now offer
In which the heart and soul rejoice.


Alleluia! All praise to God
We all sing forth now from our heart's foundation.
For God today hath wrought that joy
Which we shall not forget at any moment.



Epistle

Titus 2: 11-14; Isaiah 9: 2-7

Gospel Luke 2: 1-14
Bibletext Psalms 126:2-3; 3; Jeremiah 10:6; Luke 2:14; 7; 1. Psalms 126:2-3; 2. Psalms 8:4
Manuscript Estate C. Ph. E. Bach Singingacademy Berlin, University library Warschau

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