J. S. Bach
Christen, ätzet diesen Tag BWV 63
G. Muffat
Armonico tributo, Sonata No. 5 in G
C. Ph. E. Bach
Magnificat Wq. 215
Tereza Zimková soprano
Aneta Petrasová alto
Ondřej Holub tenor
Tomáš Šelc bass
Tomáš Netopil conductor
Collegium 1704
Collegium Vocale 1704
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s Magnificat is the oldest liturgical composition by this eldest son of J. S. Bach. The work was composed in 1749 and Carl Philipp Emanuel, with this setting of the Marian hymn, applied for the position of cantor of Leipzig as his father’s successor. Here Bach the son presents his counterpoint mastery in an impressive way as a tribute to the art of his father, while at the same time presenting the listener with the revolutionary style of „Emfindsamkeit“, which presents the new aesthetic ideals of his generation.
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