Cantata BWV 80a - Recordings

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Cantata BWV 80a
Alles, was von Gott geboren

Ref.

BWV 80a

German Title

Alles, was von Gott geboren

English Title

All that which of God is fathered (by Z. Philip Ambrose)

Event

Cantata for Oculi [3^rd Sunday in Lent]
Readings: Epistle: Ephesians 5: 1-9; Gospel: Luke 11: 14-28

Composed

Composed partly in Weimar, 1715 for the 3^rd Sunday in Lent (BWV 80a). Revised and expanded: Leipzig, around 1730. Cantata BWV 80 is as a reworking of cantatas BWV 80a and BWV 80b.
1^st performance (BWV 80a): March 15, 1715 - Weimar; 2^nd performance (BWV 80b): 1728-1731 - Leipzig; 3^rd performance (BWV 80): 1735-1740 - Leipzig

Text

Salomo Franck (Mvts. 1-5; Martin Luther (Mvt. 6)

German-1 | German-5 | Translations: Dutch | English-1 | English-3 | French | Hebrew | Italian | Japanese | Portuguese | Spanish-3

Scoring

Music lost

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References

BGA: - | NBA: - | BC: A 52 | Zwang: - | First Published: -

Commentary

Crouch | Role [French] |

Music

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Discussions

Week of October 22, 2000; Week of November 2, 2008; Week of March 17, 2013

Contents

Complete Recordings of BWV 80
Recordings of Individual Movements from BWV 80
Details of BWV 80b

Discussions - Part 1 (1^st round)
Discussions - Part 2
Discussions - Part 3
Discussions - Part 4
Discussions - Part 5 (2^nd round)
Discussions - Part 6 (3^rd round)

Recordings - Not Recorded

Cantatas BWV 80, BWV 80a & BWV 80b : Details & omplete Recordings of BWV 80 | Recordings of Individual Movements from BWV 80 | Details of BWV 80a | Details of BWV 80b | Discussions: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6

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