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6.
Elias
†
: Ueber die Cantaten vom Standpunkt des {66} Vortrages; besonders über
den Fehler der Altistin, die beinahe jedem Ton mit gleichem Ausdruck sang, und über
den Baßisten, der den Taktstrich offenbar für die höchste Offenbarung des Autors
hielt.
1
© Transcription Robert Kosovsky, 2007, 2020
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[April] 6,
[1914]
Elias
†
: On the cantatas from the standpoint of {66} performance; especially
about the error of the contralto, who sang very nearly every note with identical
expression, and about the bass, who clearly regarded the barline as the highest
manifestation of the composer.
1
© Translation Ian Bent, 2020
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6.
Elias
†
: Ueber die Cantaten vom Standpunkt des {66} Vortrages; besonders über
den Fehler der Altistin, die beinahe jedem Ton mit gleichem Ausdruck sang, und über
den Baßisten, der den Taktstrich offenbar für die höchste Offenbarung des Autors
hielt.
1
© Transcription Robert Kosovsky, 2007, 2020
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[April] 6,
[1914]
Elias
†
: On the cantatas from the standpoint of {66} performance; especially
about the error of the contralto, who sang very nearly every note with identical
expression, and about the bass, who clearly regarded the barline as the highest
manifestation of the composer.
1
© Translation Ian Bent, 2020
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Footnotes
1 Schenker’s
diary records his attendance (at the invitation of Moriz Violin) of a rehearsal
of five Bach cantatas in the Konzerthaus under Siegfried Ochs. The alto was
Charles Cahier and the bass Cornelius Bronsgeest. For the full report see
April
4.
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