Listen to BWV Christians, etch ye now this day: Recitativo by The Bach Ensemble. Join Napster and play your favorite music offline. From the album "Bach: Christmas Cantatas" by The Bach .

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Bach Collegium Japan and Masaaki Suzuki have previously recorded one disc of secular cantatas (BIS-CD), with the Coffee Cantata and the wedding cantata O Holder Tag, Erwünschte Zeit. With this second volume, the team now picks up the thread of this series which runs parallel to the traversal of the church cantatas.

In Masaaki Suzuki and his Bach Collegium Japan began the monumental task of recording J.S. Bach’s extant church cantatas – an adventure that was brought to a close 18 years later. But Bach also composed a number of cantatas for secular occasions of which some twenty works have survived intact.

(Suzuki) This is a wonderful CD of some of Bach's greatest music from the cantatas. BWV , in particular, is a ravishingly beautiful performance of the utmost sensitivity.

CTP Template: CD_DPS1 Compact Disc Booklet: Double Page Spread Customer Catalogue No. Job Title Page Nos. COLOURS CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK FOLLOWING THE CURRICULUM VITÆ AND THE PRAYERS 20 aria (B) 1 Bleibet nun in eurer Ruh 21 recitativo (T) 2 Und Du betrübtes Fürsten-Hauß 22 aria (S) 3 Hemme Dein gequältes Kräncken 23 recitativo (T) 4 .

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Andreas Scholl first sang the music of J. S. Bach as a boy chorister. Now the leading countertenor of our time returns to his musical roots with his own selection of arias from Bach’s cantatas - including one of the best-loved of all Bach’s vocal works, “Ich habe genug”.

Bach primarily used the form in works intended for princely tributes or academic festivities: educated audiences could be expected to recognize the characters and literary traditions involved. Both cantatas recorded here are ‘academic’ cantatas, composed in honour of eminent members of the faculty at the University of Leipzig.