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Bach: Das alte Jahr vergangen ist - Thomas Spijkerboer, recorder & Fons Brouwer, Axsen organ, Weesp

J.S. Bach (1685-1750): Das alte Jahr vergangen ist BWV 614 (ca.1713, from Das Orgel-Büchlein (No.16)) Thomas Spijkerboer, alto recorder (2024) after Peter Bressan (1663-1731) by Fumitaka Saito https://www.saitorecorder.com/ Fons Brouwer, organ (ca.1800) by Ahlert Gerhard Axsen (1750-1811) Grote Kerk, Weesp, Netherlands Recording: 29-12-2024 Playlist:    • Thomas Spijkerboer, alto flute & Fons Brou...   Das alte Jahr vergangen ist;     The old year now hath passed away; Wir danken dir, Herr Jesu Christ, We thank Thee, O our God, today Dass du uns in so groß Gefahr That Thou hast kept us through the year Bewahrt hast lange Zeit und Jahr. When danger and distress were near. The exact year of composition of J.S. Bach's New Year's Chorale "Das alte Jahr vergangen ist" BWV 614 is unknown. With its 12 measures (plus an upbeat) and 365 notes, Bach composed a remarkable piece of music. The text of the chorale reflects on the past year, expressing gratitude that, despite times of great danger, we have been spared from harm. This is conveyed in the chorale through very tense harmonies and chromatically ascending and descending motifs. Das genaue Kompositionsjahr des Neujahrschorals "Das alte Jahr vergangen ist" BWV 614 von J.S. Bach ist nicht bekannt. Mit seinen 12 Takten (plus einem Aufschwung) und 365 Noten komponierte Bach ein bemerkenswertes Musikstück. Der Text des Choral blickt auf das vergangene Jahr zurück und drückt Dank aus, dass wir in Zeiten großer Gefahr im vergangenen Jahr vor Unheil bewahrt wurden. Dies wird im Choral durch sehr spannungsgeladene Harmonien sowie chromatisch auf- und absteigende Motive hörbar gemacht. L'année exacte de composition du choral de Nouvel An "Das alte Jahr vergangen ist" BWV 614 de J.S. Bach n'est pas connue. Avec ses 12 mesures et 365 notes, Bach a composé une œuvre musicale remarquable. The Axsen organ This instrument was built about 1800 by the organ builder Ahlert Gerhard Axsen. From circa 1770 until his death (5th of March, 1811), Axsen lived and worked in Amsterdam. Only two instruments have survived, one of which is in the Grote Kerk in Weesp, which is in a good condition, and the other instrument in the Haags Gemeentemuseum. Holpijp 8 (bas/discant) Fluyt 4 (bas/discant) Octaaf 2 (bas/discant) Fluyt 1 (bas/discant) Prestant 8 (discant) Tremolo Manual C - f''' Thomas Spijkerboer (1963) was taught at the Volksmuziekschool in Amsterdam, and then by Laurens Tan and Heleen Gerretsen. He also occasionally had lessons from Booette Roed and Marco Magelhaes. Fons Brouwer was born in 1963 (Amsterdam - Netherlands). He studied organ with Simon C. Jansen ('76-'80). After his graduation at the Vossius Gymnasium, Fons Brouwer continued his organ studies at the Sweelinck Conservatory in Amsterdam with Jacques van Oortmerssen ('80-'86). At the same conservatory Fons Brouwer studied composition with Daan Manneke ('85-'93) and orchestration with Geert van Keulen. In addition, he also attended masterclasses given by the composers Morton Feldman and John Cage in The Festival of Contemporary Music Zeeland. In 1993 he received the composition award of the Sweelinck Conservatory. Fons Brouwer worked as an editor at the publishing house and library of contemporary Dutch music Donemus. He composed works for a wide variety of instruments and ensembles. Most of his works have been published by Donemus - Amsterdam. His stringquartet Tempera was selected for the final-round of the BUMA - Concours1993. Quintessens for organ (1993) was recorded on compact disc by Christine Kamp (VIO 9502). In 2003 he composed Festina Lente for organ in meantone temperament for the Van Covelens organ (1511) in the Grote Kerk, Alkmaar.