Johann Sebastian Bach : Bist du bei mir (transposed to D major)
The song “Bist du bei mir” is often attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach, although the melody originally comes from an opera by Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel and was later included in Bach’s “Notenbüchlein.” The calm, evenly flowing accompaniment supports the song’s simple melody and allows the lyrics to stand out with particular clarity and intelligibility.
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Interpreter: Sunnen-Desquiotz, Noémie
Added by: Doremi
added on: 03/03/2021
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Interpreter: Sunnen-Desquiotz, Noémie
Added by: Doremi
added on: 03/03/2021
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