Bach - Kom, süßer Tod (Come Sweet Death) for 10-part Brass Ensemble

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Bach - Kom, süßer Tod (Come Sweet Death) for 10-part Brass EnsembleKomm, ser Tod (Come Sweet Death) BWV 478, by J. S. Bach is a song for voice and continuo from a collection of Sacred Songs and Arias that Bach contributed to in 1736. Bach by means of melody and harmony, expresses the desire for death and heaven. It is among his most popular works (Wikipedia). Jim Tempest has adapted and transformed it into a stunning setting for 10 part Brass Ensemble. The sheer weight and richness of sound is breathtaking in its

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This music is also available as an eBook on iTunes

12 in 1888 while he was romantically involved with Caroline Alice Roberts (he dedicated to her)

indications that the text is only a first verse

which is a low part anyway

Carl Heinrich's career was by and large pre-determined by circumstances beyond his control

making them excellent vehicles to show off the rich texture of the five-part Trombone ensemble

Fast-Slow-Fast and is about eleven minutes in length

Duets are fun

Ralske has added written out ornaments that make the music sound as if it came from heaven

The Funeral Music contains two motives which build towards an incredible climax

The version with piano accompaniment has been beautifully recorded by the editor