Hearing Bach's Passions¶
Melamed. (2005). Hearing Bach's Passions.
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- Homophony
- The Bach four-part chorale is the paradigm, and his harmonization of the Passion Chorale ("O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden," used repeatedly in the St Matthew Passion) is a textbook instance of strict homophony
This sourceThe study of Bach's Passions, including the deployment of the Passion Chorale in the St Matthew Passion.
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“Johann Sebastian Bach's two surviving passions”
- The Bach four-part chorale is the paradigm, and his harmonization of the Passion Chorale ("O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden," used repeatedly in the St Matthew Passion) is a textbook instance of strict homophony
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