An argument arose

Bach cantata
An argument arose
BWV:	19th
Occasion:	Michaelmas Festival (September 29)
Year of origin:	1726
Place of origin:	Leipzig
Genus:	Church cantata
Solo :	STB
Choir:	SATB
Instruments :	2Ob 2Oa Oc 3Tr Ti 2Vn 2Va Bc
AD :	approx. 22 min
text
	Picander
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A Quarrel Arose ( BWV 19) is a cantata by Johann Sebastian Bach from 1726 .

The text of the cantata goes back to a poem by Christian Friedrich Henrici , which was published in his collection of edifying thoughts in Leipzig in 1725. It is possible that the text was edited by Bach himself.

Occupation and structure

There are three soloists ( soprano , tenor , bass ) and four-part mixed choir as well as the instruments oboe I and II, oboe d'amore I and II, oboe da caccia , tromba I, II, III, timpani , violin I and II, viola and continuo .

Coro (Tr I-III, Ti, Vl I / II, Ob I / II, Va e Oc, Bc): A dispute arose
Recitativo B (Bc): Thank God! the dragon lies
Aria S (Oa I / II, Bc): God sends us Mahanaim
Recitativo T (Vl I / II, Va, Bc): What is the despicable person
Aria e Choral T (Tr, Vl I / II, Va, Bc): Stay, you angels, stay with me
Recitativo S (Bc): Let us face
Choral (Tr I-III, Ti, Ob I e Vl I col S, Ob II e Vl II coll 'A, Oc e Va col T, Bc): Let your' angel ride with me

Individual evidence

↑ http://www.klassika.info/Komponisten/Bach/Kantate/BWV_0019/index.html
↑ Wolfgang Schmieder (Ed.): Bach Works Directory , Leipzig 1961, p. 23.
↑ http://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~wfb/cantatas/19

literature

Alfred Dürr : Johann Sebastian Bach: The Cantatas . 7th edition. Bärenreiter, Kassel 1999, ISBN 3-7618-1476-3 , p. 771-774 .

Web links

BWV 19 A dispute arose, text, structure and composition on the personal homepage of Walter F. Bischof at the University of Alberta
A dispute arose, BWV 19 : Sheet Music and Audio Files in the International Music Score Library Project

Piano reduction cantata BWV 19 (pdf; 2.4 MB)

[1] ttp://www.klassika.info/Komponisten/Bach/Kantate/BWV_0019/index.html

[2] Wolfgang Schmieder (Ed.): Bach Works Directory , Leipzig 1961, p. 23.

[3] ttp://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~wfb/cantatas/19


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