den den church composed leipzig sunday ascension performed work includes unusual scoring history words bach wrote second year leipzig sunday sunday ascension prescribed readings feast day serve peter second farewell discourse gospel john promise spirit truth announcement prosecution john composed bach second year format chose services sunday sunday easter returned varied texts period easter based texts including bach later assigned annual cycle begins quotation gospel unknown poet year earlier den prediction persecution christians time come kills think god service john continues stressing lack fear possible follower relies protective arm jesus movements refers beginning gospel spirit assist closing fifth stanza bach performed publication bach music published appeared complete edition composer work bach editor volume question published text collection work ones set bach printed versions slightly different texts believed result composer modifying presented case den differences printed version set bach preceding structure scoring bach structured movements beginning describes curtain line gospel set followed sequence aria aria concluded bach scored work vocal soprano alto tenor bass choir closing baroque instrumental ensemble unusual combination instruments violins viola following table movements scoring follows bach playing shown music movement words jesus given bass voice type convention voice christ year earlier den bach rendered announcement jesus movement duet bass tenor followed agitated chorus sets measures instrumentation novel having long chords accompany voice pedal point held creates sound bach scholar notes scoring playing second movement aria longest work written alto instrument tenor bass range dark shaded movement seen representing protection provided christ denying fear threatening death plays continuous runs movement complex strings play long chords repeat note motif movement sung alto words ready second aria accompanied strings instruments dominated instruments relatively low range having pitch normal closed tune selected recordings selection taken listing bach website roughly marked large red background voice green background large red period instruments historically informed performances green
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