Forces: soprano & continuo<\/p>\n
In this large and complex cantata, the protagonist is sitting on the flowery banks of a limpid stream bemoaning the absence of his beloved. He calls to the waves and the wind in the first aria (adagio) to take his love to her, he sings how her image is carved on his heart in the second aria (\u00e0 tempo guisto) and the final aria is a chromatically complex andante in cut common time. Dated 13th December, 1704 on the first page. <\/p>\n
Source: M\u00fcnster Santini Sammlung 3907(5) <\/p>\n
Range: d – f’<\/p>\n
Editor: James Sanderson<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"