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Christoph Wolff lecture on Bach
Christoph Wolff, a preeminent
scholar of J.S. Bach, lectured at the IU School of Music in honor of
the 250th anniversary of Bach's death. Wolff is the William Powell Mason Professor
of Music and Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard
University. The author of several books on Bach, Wolff was recently
selected as the first American to head the Bach Archive in the composer's
home city of Leipzig, Germany.
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Topic
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Music
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00:00
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Introduction
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00:40
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Beginning
of Lecture: The Bach Revival and the B Minor Mass
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04:05
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Overall
View of the B Minor Mass:Sources and Purpose
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06:21
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Dissemination
of Bach's Latin Vocal Music in the 18th and 19th
Centuries
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07:57
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Origins
of the B Minor Mass: Bach's Missae; Kyrie and Gloria
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10:53
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Overview
of Missa 1733
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Bach1:
Overview of the Layout of Missa 1733 |
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13:03
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Expansion of Missa into
the Full Mass:
1) Earlier
Settings of the Credo Intonation
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14:53
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2) The
Mass as Compiled in 1748-49
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Bach2:
The Structure of the Mass as a Whole (1748-49)
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15:50
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The
Symbolum Nicenum (Credo)
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16:17
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Original
Layout of the Credo
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Bach3:
Original Layout of the Credo
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18:16
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The
Christological Central Choral Pair in the Symbolum Nicenum
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19:20
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1) Crucifixus
and Cantata 12
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20:09
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Bach4:
Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, and Zagen
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21:14
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Cantata 12: Movement 2
Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, and Zagen
(mm: 1-32)
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22:40
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Bach5:
Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, and Zagen
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23:06
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Crucifixus
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Bach6:
Crucifixus
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24:37-26:10
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Crucifixus
(mm. 5-16)
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26:33
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Original
Transition from Et in Dominum Movement
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Bach7:
Autograph: End of Et in Unum Dominum
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27:08
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Bach8:
Autograph: Beginning of Crucifixus
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27:30
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Original Transition:
Et
in Unum Dominum,
m. 76 to End (Piano Only) into Crucifixus, m. 5-16
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27:58
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Addition
of the Et Incarnatus est Choral Movement
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29:05
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Bach9:
Autograph: Et Incarnatus est - p. 1
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29:30
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Bach10:
Autograph: Et Incarnatus est - p. 2
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29:50
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Bach11:
Et in Unum Second Version Insert
Bach12:
Et in Unum Second Version Insert
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31:33
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Bach13:
Duet from Pergolesi Stabat Mater
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31:50
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Bach14:
Bach Arrangement Duo from Stabat Mater (German)
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33:36
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Bach Arrangement of Duo from
Stabat Mater (German)
Christina
Pier/Hyoung-Soo Sohn
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34:35
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Bach15:
Bach: Et Incarnatus Final Page
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36:12
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Addition
of the Et Incarnatus est Choral Movement |
Vocal
Entries in Et Incarnatus est (Piano)
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Bach16:
Entries in Et Incarnatus est
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37:05
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Et
Incarnatus est
(mm. 1-13)
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38:04
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Contrasting
Styles: Et Incarnatus and the Crucifixus
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38:38
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Bach17:
Et Incarnatus Score Page
Bach6:
Crucifixus Page
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40:08
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Et
Incarnatus est
(m. 42 to end)
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Bach18:
Et Incarnatus est (mm. 42 to end)
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40:35
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TheTtransition
from Et Incarnatus to Crucifixus
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41:09
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Bach19:
Autograph Score: Crucifixus Addenda of Introduction
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42:41
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Et
Incarnatus est,
m. 20 through Crucifixus m.18
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45:03
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Summary
of the Central Movements of Symbolum Nicenum
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Bach20:
Diagram of Central Axis of Symbolum Nicenum |
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46:57
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The
Sanctus and Following Movements
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48:10
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Conclusions
and Summary
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