BWV 171/1
Fugue Gott, wie dein Name, so ist auch dein Ruhm - 1729 - New Year
A radiant fugue in the stile antico in C major, probably composed for New Year’s Day, 1729. Bach reused the material, in a slightly varied form, in the Symbolum Nicenum from the Mass in b minor (BWV 232); Patrem omnipotentem, factorem coeli et terrae, visibilium et invisibilium. Both works express the idea of God’s all-encompassing omnipotence.
II/P (C - c3)
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Euwe & Sybolt de Jong Schnitger-organ - Martinikerk Groningen, The Netherlands HW: O 8, O 4, O 2, Mix IV-VI, Sch IV, T 8, HW/RP RP: Q 16, P 8, O 4, O 2, Mix IV-VI, Sesq II, Cimb III, Schm 8 BW: P 8, O 4, Mix IV-VI, T 16 PED: P 16, S 16, O 8, O 4, D 16, T 8, C 4, O 2, |
| photo: Sietze de Vries | recorded July 2009 - WestraMedia |
| player 1: medium | player 2: easy - medium |
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Groningen, The Netherlands
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