Seht – Wohin? – auf unsere Schuld: Überlegungen zu Form und Gehalt des Eingangschors der Matthäuspassion BWV 244

Seht – Wohin? – auf unsere Schuld: Überlegungen zu Form und Gehalt des Eingangschors der Matthäuspassion BWV 244

As one of the pinnacles of protestant church music, the opening chorus of Johann Sebastian Bach's St. Matthew Passion has often been the subject of poetic, speculative, and analytical study. The following article follows a trail laid—though not consequently pursued—by Philipp Spitta, who sugges...

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