The continuo of its first movement is marked "con pompa" to satirize a man who is angry at his daughter not obeying him and threatens to withhold her wedding breakfast and gold bonnet.
The continuo of its first movement is marked "con pompa" to satirize a man who is angry at his daughter not obeying him and threatens to withhold her wedding breakfast and gold bonnet. It begins with Lieschen and Herr Schlendrian arriving at a popular new hangout, where the lyrics start with the phrase "Be still, stop chattering" directed at the patrons. The libretto was written by "Picander," a pen name of Christian Friedrich Henrici., though his original draft does not include Lieschen's insistence on a marriage contract that lets her make the title substance whenever she pleases. For 10 points, name this satire of the newly popular drink in Leipzig, a miniature comic opera by J.S. Bach.
The continuo of its first movement is marked "con pompa" to satirize a man who is angry at his daughter not obeying him and threatens to withhold her wedding breakfast and gold bonnet.
the {Coffee Cantata} or {Kaffeekantate}