There is persuasive evidence that the writer was Andreas Stubel, formerly joint Rector of the Thomasschule, who died on 31 January 1725, a date which fits with the break in the texts for the chorale cantatas.
From Easter 1725, the cycle continued initially with cantatas in the more traditional style of the first cycle and then with nine cantatas to texts by the Leipzig poetess Mariane von Ziegler.
The second movement is a secco recitative for alto, the third movement a bass aria with trumpets and timpani, the fourth movement a soprano and tenor recitative with strings, and the fifth movement a tenor aria with flute.
It is followed by four arias, each given a different colouring: the third movement is for bass and strings, the fourth for tenor and continue, the fifth for soprano and both oboes d'amore, and the sixth for tenor and flutes in unison with the first violin.
The opening chorus with concertante orchestra dispenses with complex vocal writing so that the simple, radiant cantus firmus does not require instrumental strengthening.The bass aria (movement 2) is suffused with echoes of the chorale melody, while the alto and tenor duet (movement 4) reflects the "resolute footsteps" of the text in a dance-like movement.
The cantata "Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder" BWV 135 was written for the 3rd Sunday after Trinity, which in 1724 was on 25July.The two outer movements are based on verses 1 and 6 of the hymn by Cyriakus Schneegass (1597) to the melody of Herzlich tut mich verlangen.
1723 05Jul Atkins Samuel - Samuel and Mary 1728 28Jan Atwell Elizabeth - John and Elizabeth 1724 26May Atwill Elizabeth - John and Elizabeth 1725 29Sep Atwill Hannah - John and Elizabeth 1723 09Aug Awday Mary - John and Mary 1727 23Aug Axford William - Richard and Bridget 1726 30Dec B.nd..
Charles - James and Jane 1724 05Jan Hewet Anne - John and Anne 1722 23Jan Hewett Sarah - John and Ann 1727 17Jul Heysham Thomas - John and Elizabeth 1729 30Nov Higgins Sarah - Stephen and Mary 1727 04Apr Hill Mary - Thomas and Elizabeth 1727 23Apr Hill Mary - William?
William - William and Elizabeth 1724 30Sep Witch Henry - Henry and Susanna 1723 28Jun Withridge Mary - John and Mary 1724 19Jun Yeates Betty - Thomas and Elizabeth 1720 08Jul Yeates James - Thomas and Mary
1724 - Biocrawler(Site not responding. Last check: )
New: Biocrawler.com now with the option to add inline videos.
1721 1722 1723 - 1724 - 1725 1726 1727
You can find it there under the keyword 1724 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1724)The list of previous authors is available here: version history (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=1724andaction=history).
But a Gentleman, who lodg’d in the House, being at home, and hearing the Story, after a long Time, the young Man’s Terror rendring him incapable of telling it very readily, upon this Gentleman’s going to the Door, the Villains made off, and escaped.
On Monday Night a Gang of 25 Persons in Masquerade Habits, suspected to be Sodomites, were apprehended in a House in Hart-street near Covent-Garden, and secur’d in several Prisons, in order to examination, some of whom we hear have before been convicted and stood in the Pillory for that filthy Crime.
John Jones, a Boy, was sentenc’d to stand in the Pillory at Lime-Street, and to pay a Fine of 20 Marks, for extorting Money from a Gentleman by threatning to swear Sodomy against him.
www.infopt.demon.co.uk /1724news.htm (1418 words)
HtmlPedigree: text(Site not responding. Last check: )
Source: St Elisabeths of Danzig Chrurch Book on lds 362985 Births for 1724 and 1725
Source: St Elisabeths of Danzig Chrurch Book on lds 362985 Births for 1724
Source: St Elisabeths of Danzig Chrurch Book on lds 362985 Births 1725
