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    To those with reservations regarding the alto recorder, I would like to invite them to listen to the opening passages of Bach's 'mourning' cantata no.106, ' Gottes Zeit ist die Allerbeste Zeit .'

    The two recorders express an air of sepulchral solemnity - a hollow tone, ideally suited to the occasion. These, plus two viola da gambas, " their veiled timbre belongs to the very essence of the music " to quote Albert Schweitzer, provide an atmosphere & aural experience unobtainable with modern instruments.

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    i have just watched the young lady's performance again on iPlayer astonishing playing ....
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    Quote Originally Posted by aka Calum Da Jazbo View Post


    i have just watched the young lady's performance again on iPlayer astonishing playing ....
    Thanks for the chance to 'sample' BWV 106 again - gamba

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    I love the way the recorders get 'the last word ' at the very end of this piece.

    gamba

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    I would like to invite them to listen to the opening passages of Bach's 'mourning' cantata no.106, ' Gottes Zeit ist die Allerbeste Zeit .'
    Agreed! The whole cantata (a very early one) is a most affecting piece. The soprano Ja, Komm and the tenor In Deine Hande...leave me speechless.

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    PS I have an old recording by Wolfgang Gonnenwein with Cosortium Musicum. Just love it....pre-HIPP but actually quite naturally HIPP through being born of the tradition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ardcarp View Post
    PS I have an old recording by Wolfgang Gonnenwein with Cosortium Musicum. Just love it....pre-HIPP but actually quite naturally HIPP through being born of the tradition.
    Have just discovered the Gustav Leonhardt version on YouTube - a dream come true !!

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    Link?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ardcarp View Post
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    ardcarp - google; bach cantata 106 musica antiqua amsterdam

    Sorry I can't give you a 'proper address.'

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    Thanks. I got a load of awful ones when I Youtubed.

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