BWV 162.5 “In meinem Gott bin ich erfreut”, Bearbeitung mit Violin obligato

BWV 162 is known for the soprano aria “Jesu, Brunnquell aller Gnaden” in which an obligato part has been lost, and there have been many "reconstructions" of that aria with a newly composed obligato part (or parts). This duet from the same cantata has no obligato part and was not intended to have one, but as a "continuo duet", there is room for adding one.
I wrote only the violin/organ part (18. October 2020), J.S. Bach wrote everything else. Original recording by John Eliot Gardiner (obligato track added by me). This is part of an ongoing project to add obligato instrumental parts to all of Bach's continuo arias (those arias which were written for continuo and voice alone without any additional obligato instruments). My reason for doing this is to learn from Bach's compositions, to challenge myself and improve my skills. This is a draft which may be improved. There are over 60 such arias to work with. I've shared some other efforts on my blog at aah.zentral.zo...
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