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The Resource The passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew, English translation and adaptation by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck ; the music by Johann Sebastian Bach ; vocal score edited by H.W. Nicholl

The passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew, English translation and adaptation by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck ; the music by Johann Sebastian Bach ; vocal score edited by H.W. Nicholl

Work
Publication
Extent
1 vocal score (xii, 219 pages)
Note
  • Original text by C.F. Henrici (Picander)
  • Words also printed separately as text: p. iv-xi
Contents
  • Part 1. Come, ye daughters -- When Jesus had finished -- O blessed Jesu -- Then assembled the chief priests -- Not upon the feast -- Now when Jesus was in Bethany -- To what purpose is this waste? -- When Jesus percieved it -- O blessed Saviour -- Grief and pain -- Then went one among the twelve -- Bleed and break, thou loving heart -- Now on the first day -- Where wilt thou that we prepare -- He said: Go ye into the city -- The sorrows thou art bearing -- He answered them, and said -- Although both heart and eyes o'erflow -- Lord, to thee my heart -- And when they had sung a hymn of praise -- From ill do thou defend me -- Then answered Peter -- Near thee would I be staying -- Then cometh Jesus with them -- Behold, how throbs the heavy-laden breast -- I would beside my Lord be watching -- And he went a little farther -- The Saviour, low before His Father bending -- Gladly would I be enduring -- And He came to his disciples -- The will of God be alway done -- And He came again -- Behold, my Saviour now is taken -- And behold, one of them -- O man, bewail thy grievous sin!
  • Part 2. Ah! Now is my Saviour gone -- And they that laid hold on Jesus -- The crafty world -- Yea, tho' many false witnesses -- He holds His peace -- Be still, be still! -- And the High Priest -- $tHe is of death deserving -- And then did they spit in His face -- Now tell us, Thou Christ -- O Lord, who dares to smite Thee -- Peter was sitting without in the court -- Have mercy, Lord, on me -- Once I loved from Thee to wander -- Now when the morning came -- Bring Him back, is all my prayer -- And they took counse together -- Whate'er may vex or grieve thee -- Now at the feast -- O wondrous love -- The governor answered -- To all men Jesus good hat' done -- In love my Saviour now is dying -- But they cried out the more -- O gracious God, behold -- If my tears be unavailing -- And then did the soldiers of the governor -- O Thou, with hate surrounded -- And after they had mocked Him -- In truth, to bear the Cross -- Come, healing Cross -- And when they were come to a place -- The robbers also, which were crucified -- Ah, Golgotha! -- Look ye, Jesus waiting stands -- Now from the sixth hour -- When life begins to fail me -- And then, behold, the veil of the temple -- At evening, hour of calm and rest -- Make thee clean, my heart, from sin -- And Joseph took the body -- And the Lord to rest is laid -- Here yet awhile
Instance
Label
The passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew
Title
The passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew
Statement of responsibility
English translation and adaptation by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck ; the music by Johann Sebastian Bach ; vocal score edited by H.W. Nicholl
Creator
Contributor
Editor
Librettist
Translator
Subject
Genre
Language
  • eng
  • ger
  • eng
  • eng
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Accompanying matter
libretto or text
Cataloging source
CGP
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1685-1750
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Form of composition
passion music
Format of music
vocal score
Language note
English words; also printed separately as text: p. iv-xi
Literary text for sound recordings
not applicable
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1832-1899
  • 1848-1922
  • 1700-1764
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Troutbeck, J.
  • Nicholl, H. W.
  • Picander
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Oratorios
  • Passion music
  • Oratorios
  • Passion, Musique de la
  • Oratorios
  • Passion music
  • Oratorio
  • Church music
  • Choral music
  • Vocal music
Label
The passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew, English translation and adaptation by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck ; the music by Johann Sebastian Bach ; vocal score edited by H.W. Nicholl
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Original text by C.F. Henrici (Picander)
  • Words also printed separately as text: p. iv-xi
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
notated music
Content type code
  • ntm
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Part 1. Come, ye daughters -- When Jesus had finished -- O blessed Jesu -- Then assembled the chief priests -- Not upon the feast -- Now when Jesus was in Bethany -- To what purpose is this waste? -- When Jesus percieved it -- O blessed Saviour -- Grief and pain -- Then went one among the twelve -- Bleed and break, thou loving heart -- Now on the first day -- Where wilt thou that we prepare -- He said: Go ye into the city -- The sorrows thou art bearing -- He answered them, and said -- Although both heart and eyes o'erflow -- Lord, to thee my heart -- And when they had sung a hymn of praise -- From ill do thou defend me -- Then answered Peter -- Near thee would I be staying -- Then cometh Jesus with them -- Behold, how throbs the heavy-laden breast -- I would beside my Lord be watching -- And he went a little farther -- The Saviour, low before His Father bending -- Gladly would I be enduring -- And He came to his disciples -- The will of God be alway done -- And He came again -- Behold, my Saviour now is taken -- And behold, one of them -- O man, bewail thy grievous sin!
  • Part 2. Ah! Now is my Saviour gone -- And they that laid hold on Jesus -- The crafty world -- Yea, tho' many false witnesses -- He holds His peace -- Be still, be still! -- And the High Priest -- $tHe is of death deserving -- And then did they spit in His face -- Now tell us, Thou Christ -- O Lord, who dares to smite Thee -- Peter was sitting without in the court -- Have mercy, Lord, on me -- Once I loved from Thee to wander -- Now when the morning came -- Bring Him back, is all my prayer -- And they took counse together -- Whate'er may vex or grieve thee -- Now at the feast -- O wondrous love -- The governor answered -- To all men Jesus good hat' done -- In love my Saviour now is dying -- But they cried out the more -- O gracious God, behold -- If my tears be unavailing -- And then did the soldiers of the governor -- O Thou, with hate surrounded -- And after they had mocked Him -- In truth, to bear the Cross -- Come, healing Cross -- And when they were come to a place -- The robbers also, which were crucified -- Ah, Golgotha! -- Look ye, Jesus waiting stands -- Now from the sixth hour -- When life begins to fail me -- And then, behold, the veil of the temple -- At evening, hour of calm and rest -- Make thee clean, my heart, from sin -- And Joseph took the body -- And the Lord to rest is laid -- Here yet awhile
Control code
9738252
Dimensions
26 cm
Extent
1 vocal score (xii, 219 pages)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Publisher number
  • 17136
  • Ed. 581
  • 581
Specific material designation
unspecified
System control number
(OCoLC)9738252
Label
The passion of Our Lord according to St. Matthew, English translation and adaptation by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck ; the music by Johann Sebastian Bach ; vocal score edited by H.W. Nicholl
Publication
Note
  • Original text by C.F. Henrici (Picander)
  • Words also printed separately as text: p. iv-xi
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
notated music
Content type code
  • ntm
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Part 1. Come, ye daughters -- When Jesus had finished -- O blessed Jesu -- Then assembled the chief priests -- Not upon the feast -- Now when Jesus was in Bethany -- To what purpose is this waste? -- When Jesus percieved it -- O blessed Saviour -- Grief and pain -- Then went one among the twelve -- Bleed and break, thou loving heart -- Now on the first day -- Where wilt thou that we prepare -- He said: Go ye into the city -- The sorrows thou art bearing -- He answered them, and said -- Although both heart and eyes o'erflow -- Lord, to thee my heart -- And when they had sung a hymn of praise -- From ill do thou defend me -- Then answered Peter -- Near thee would I be staying -- Then cometh Jesus with them -- Behold, how throbs the heavy-laden breast -- I would beside my Lord be watching -- And he went a little farther -- The Saviour, low before His Father bending -- Gladly would I be enduring -- And He came to his disciples -- The will of God be alway done -- And He came again -- Behold, my Saviour now is taken -- And behold, one of them -- O man, bewail thy grievous sin!
  • Part 2. Ah! Now is my Saviour gone -- And they that laid hold on Jesus -- The crafty world -- Yea, tho' many false witnesses -- He holds His peace -- Be still, be still! -- And the High Priest -- $tHe is of death deserving -- And then did they spit in His face -- Now tell us, Thou Christ -- O Lord, who dares to smite Thee -- Peter was sitting without in the court -- Have mercy, Lord, on me -- Once I loved from Thee to wander -- Now when the morning came -- Bring Him back, is all my prayer -- And they took counse together -- Whate'er may vex or grieve thee -- Now at the feast -- O wondrous love -- The governor answered -- To all men Jesus good hat' done -- In love my Saviour now is dying -- But they cried out the more -- O gracious God, behold -- If my tears be unavailing -- And then did the soldiers of the governor -- O Thou, with hate surrounded -- And after they had mocked Him -- In truth, to bear the Cross -- Come, healing Cross -- And when they were come to a place -- The robbers also, which were crucified -- Ah, Golgotha! -- Look ye, Jesus waiting stands -- Now from the sixth hour -- When life begins to fail me -- And then, behold, the veil of the temple -- At evening, hour of calm and rest -- Make thee clean, my heart, from sin -- And Joseph took the body -- And the Lord to rest is laid -- Here yet awhile
Control code
9738252
Dimensions
26 cm
Extent
1 vocal score (xii, 219 pages)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Publisher number
  • 17136
  • Ed. 581
  • 581
Specific material designation
unspecified
System control number
(OCoLC)9738252

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