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• They were set to music by Christoph Graupner, the Capellmeister, and his assistant Gottfried Gr黱ewald.
• :" I was engaged as . . . Capellmeister of His Highness the Prince Esterh醶y, in whose service I wish to live and die ."
• According to archival discoveries in the late 20th century, Berezovsky was appointed a staff member of the imperial theatres and capellmeister of the Royal court capella eight months later.
• The piece is largely believed to have been written during Bach's C鰐hen period ( 1717 23 ), when he was employed as Capellmeister for Prince Leopold of C鰐hen.
• He was the most abundant writer on performance practice, theatrical style, and harmony of the German " Der vollkommene Capellmeister " . ( PDF ) Hamburg 1739; " Extracts.
• The text of the cantata is taken from a 1704 collection of librettos from Meiningen, many of which had been set to music in the cantatas of Bach's distant cousin Johann Ludwig Bach, Capellmeister at Meiningen.
• Capellmeister of C鰐hen, Mr . Bach, gave here his test at the church of St . Thomas's for the hitherto vacant cantorate, the music of the same having been amply praised on that occasion by all knowledgeable persons . . . ".
• Mizler himself contributed commentaries and criticisms on the writings of Wolfgang Printz, Leonhard Euler, Johann Adolf Scheibe,,, Gottsched, and Mattheson; especially the latter two's " Critische Dichtkunst " ( 1729 ) and " Vollkommene Capellmeister " ( 1739 ).
• In his " Der Vollkommene Capellmeister " ( Hamburg, 1739 ), Johann Mattheson wrote of the bourr閑, " its distinguishing feature resides in contentment and a pleasant demeanor, at the same time it is somewhat carefree and relaxed, a little indolent and easygoing, though not disagreeable ".
• :" One named Mozart ( who at his ingress declared himself to be a Capellmeister from Vienna ) reports here that he was brought hither in the company of Prince Lichnowsky, that he desired to lay his talents before Your Sovereign Majesty's feet and awaited the command whether he may hope that Your Sovereign Majesty will receive him ."
• In his " Musikalisches Lexicon " ( Leipzig, 1732 ), Johann Gottfried Walther wrote that the allemande " must be composed and likewise danced in a grave and ceremonious manner . " Likewise in " Der Vollkommene Capellmeister " ( Hamburg, 1739 ) Johann Mattheson described the allemande as " a serious and well-composed harmoniousness in arpeggiated style, expressing satisfaction or amusement, and delighting in order and calm ".
• With Bach's appointment to concert master and his regular monthly cantata compositions, he achieved permission to hold rehearsals in the church, to ensure high performance standards : " the rehearsing of the pieces at the home [ of the capellmeister ] has been changed, and it is ordered that it must always take place at the " " [ the music gallery in the palace church ], and this is also to be observed by the ".