Es ist nichts Gesundes an meinem Leibe, BWV 25 (Score) 40.455/00 with singing texts in two

with singing texts in two languages (G

Because of this it is suitable both for the so-called Rorate masses (which lack the Credo) as well as for Sunday masses during Advent (which lack the Gloria)

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published a considerable number of previously unreleased works as “Oeuvres posthumes” in the mid 1850s

Es ist nichts Gesundes an meinem Leibe, BWV 25 (Score) 40.455/00 with singing texts in twoThis cantata for the 14th Sunday after Trinity was composed in August 1723 and is from Bachs first cycle of cantatas for Leipzig. It is distinguished by its unique opening chorus, which is a four part choral fugue with independent instrumental parts in which Bach has interwoven a four part chorale ("Herzlich tut mich verlangen") played by the winds. This is an artistic combination which expands to as many as ten real parts. The second aria "ffne