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Technik: Peter Pfister Zwischentexte von Hannes Meyer: Aufgenommen im Tonstudio Braun am 3. 1985 Technik: A. Braun Produktion: Bernard Henrion Grafik/Layout: Düde Dürst. Rights Society: SUISA. Matrix, Runout (Runout Side A): LP 11 086 A Swiss Made. Matrix, Runout (Runout Side B): LP 11 086 B Swiss Made.

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Pietro Domenico Paradies, John Stanley, Michel Corrette, Francesco Durante, Hannes Meyer, Sonare Quartet, Ichiro Noda. Herr Bach Geht In Die Stadt. Bauernhochzeit Und Andere Hochzeiten. Ländler Und Serenaden.

The album included the following session artists: Composed By. Johann Sebastian Bach.

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Mensch, released in 2002, is the 20th studio album by German rock/pop artist Herbert Grönemeyer. Mensch ("Human") is Grönemeyer's 11th full-length album of original compositions. The title track "Mensch" became Grönemeyer's first number-one single in Germany. The mood of the album reflects the then recent death of his wife and one of his older brothers in the same week, and is rich with poetic imagery. The songs range from rock to ballads

Lied: Wir bauen eine neue Stadt. Musikstück: Man zeigt neu ankommenden Leuten die Stadt. Lied: Ich bin ein Schaffner. Die Diebe kommen in der Nacht. 1930 March, Berlin (Full Score) 1930 or 31 (Piano Suite).

Bach composed the cantata during his second year in Leipzig for Trinity. The prescribed readings for the Sunday were from the Epistle to the Romans, reflecting "depth of wisdom" (Romans 11:33-36), and from the Gospel of John, the meeting of Jesus and Nicodemus (John 3:1-15). In his second year in Leipzig, Bach composed chorale cantatas between the first Sunday after Trinity and Palm Sunday, but for Easter returned to cantatas on more varied texts, possibly because he lost his librettist. The closing chorale is a four-part setting of the archaic modal melody of "Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam". At the very end Bach adds two measures at a higher pitch on the words "ein Wesen, drei Personen" (one Being, three persons), reflecting the Trinity and a "remoteness of God from his relationship to humankind".