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Es reißet euch ein schrecklich Ende begins with a tenor aria rather than a chorus. Strings develop rapid figures and jolting rhythms that extend the urgency of the words. The voice must remain precise amid this instrumental agitation.
After the alto recitative, the bass receives an aria with obbligato trumpet and strings. A second alto recitative, now accompanied, changes the tension before the final chorale. Five economical movements focus attention on two sharply contrasted arias.
The tenor should first rehearse with continuo, then add the string figures. In the bass aria, trumpet and voice need shared articulation without competing in volume. Prepare the move from accompanied recitative to chorale so the harmonic release remains natural.
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