File:BWV39.1a vocal score SATB.jpeg

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Description Choral parts with text for bars 23–35 of the first movement of the cantata BWV 39 by w:Johann Sebastian Bach. The treble clef has the soprano and alto parts; the bass clef the tenor and bass parts. Preliminary work, prior to incorporation with the two-stave reduction of the orchestral parts. Image produced using 4 lilypond files and standard lilypond template for SATB ensemble.
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2016-09-08 19:42:01 1822× 660× Mathsci {{Information |Description=Choral parts with text for bars 23–35 of the first movement of the cantata BWV 39 by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]]. The treble clef has the soprano and alto parts; the bass clef the tenor and bass parts. Preliminary work, prio...

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