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No.
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Date.
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Title.
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Author of Libretto.
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Composition of the Text.
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173
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c. 1718. Birthday Serenade; new text (c. 1730) for Whit Monday.
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Erhötes Fleisch und Blut.
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The music of the Cantata is that of the Birthday Serenade, “Durehlaucht'-ster Leopold” (omitting numbers 5 and 6). Cantata text probably by Bach.
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Original throughout.
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47
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?1720. Seventeenth S. after Trinity.
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Wer sich selbst erhöhet, der soll erniedriget werden (St. Luke xiv. 11).
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Johann Friedrich Helbig (“Aufmunterung zur Andacht,” Eisenach, 1720, p. 114.
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St. Luke xiv. 11; Stanza xi. of anonymous (?Hans Sachs) hymn, “Warum betrubst du dich, mein Herz”; rest original. S. B. Soli.
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141
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1721 or 1722. Third S. in Advent.
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Das ist je gewisslich wahr (I. Timothy i. 15).
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Johann Fr. Helbig Ibid., p. 5). Bach's authorship of the music is questioned (Bach-Jahrbuch, 1912).
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1 Timothy i. 15; rest of libretto is original. The concluding Choral is omitted by Bach. It should be “Christe, du Lamm Gottes” (Spitta. ii. 15n.). A. T. B. Soli.
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134
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c. 1717-22. Secular Cantata; later adapted for Easter Tuesday (c. 1731).
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Ein Herz, das seinen Jesum lebend weiss.
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?Bach
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Text original throughout. A. T. Soli.
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