Consolation in Sorrow: Bach’s Cantata No. 21 (Bekmmernis) Pocket ScoreProduct DetailsProduct Type:Miniature/Pocket Score (Paperback)Composer:Johann Sebastian BachEditor:Darvas Gbor (Szerkesztette Darvas Gbor)Brand/Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB)ISMN:9790080400678 / 979-0080400678Item Number/MPN:40067Genre:Sacred Music, Cantata, OratorioStyle:BaroqueSetting:Chorus, Soloists, and Orchestra (Oratrikus mvek)Series:EMB Study Scores (kispartitrk)Period:Baroque (1600-1750)Original Language:German (implied by title,Ich hatte viel Bekmmernisis German)OverviewThis is the portablepocket scorefor Johann Sebastian Bachs moving early masterpiece,Cantata No. 21,Ich hatte viel Bekmmernis(I had much affliction), BWV 21. Published by Editio Musica Budapest (EMB 40067) in 1985 and edited by Gbor Darvas, this A/5 study score is essential for musicians and scholars studying Bach’s profound exploration of human sorrow anddivine comfort. The cantata is divided into two distinct parts, exploring the depths of affliction before culminating in a triumphant dialogue of faith between the Soul and Jesus.ttekintsEz a hordozhatkispartitraJohann Sebastian Bach megindt korai remekmvt, a21. kanttt,Ich hatte viel Bekmmernis(Sok bnat volt szvemben), BWV 21-et tartalmazza. Az Editio Musica Budapest (EMB 40067) ltal 1985-ben kiadott, Darvas Gbor szerkesztsben megjelent A/5 tanulmnyi kotta elengedhetetlen a zenszek s tudsok szmra, akik Bach emberi bnat sisteni vigaszmlyrehat feltrst tanulmnyozzk. A kantta kt kln rszbl ll, amelyek a szenveds mlysgeit kutatjk, mieltt a Llek s Jzus kztti hit diadalmas prbeszdben cscsosodnnak ki.Product FeaturesFormat:A/5 (14.2 x 20 cm), a compact study score size for ease of reference.Length:88 pages, containing the complete score for the two-part cantata.Published:1985, a high-quality edition from a trusted publishing house.Setting:Full score for four soloists (SATB), chorus, and orchestra (including trumpet, bassoon, and four trombones, depending on the movement).Content:Features elaborate choruses, intimate arias, and powerful duet writing.Interesting FactsEarly Masterpiece:BWV 21 is considered Bach’s most significant cantata from his Weimar period (c. 1713) and shows his complete mastery of the form, utilizing the dramatic structure of Italian opera while maintaining a deepLutheran spiritual focus.Two-Part Structure:The cantata is unique in its design, being performed in two partsbefore and after the sermon. Part I focuses on the Psalm text of anguish (“Ich hatte viel Bekmmernis”), while Part II shifts to hope and the joyousDialogue between the Soul (Soprano) and Jesus (Bass).Textual Sources:The text draws heavily from the Psalms and features original poetry alongside the Biblical quotations, creating a potent narrative of spiritual struggle and eventual redemption.The Editor:Gbor Darvas’s work in editing theEMB Study Scoresseries provides students with clean, reliable scores, highlighting the intricate polyphony that defines Bachs work, particularly in the spectacular openingSinfoniaand the final chorus.rdekessgekKorai Remekm:A BWV 21 Bach weimari korszaknak (kb. 1713) legjelentsebb kanttja, amely megmutatja a formban val teljes mesteri tudst, az olasz opera drmai szerkezett felhasznlva, mikzben fenntartja a mlyluthernus spiritulis fkuszt.Kt rszes Szerkezet:A kantta egyedlll a felptsben, mivel kt rszben adtk el a prdikci eltt s utn. Az I. rsz az aggodalom zsoltrszvegre sszpontost (Ich hatte viel Bekmmernis), mg a II. rsz a remnyre s a Llek (Szoprn) s Jzus (Basszus) kztti hit diadalmasprbeszdrevlt t.Szvegforrsok:A szveg nagyban mert a z