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Georg Friedrich Händel - If God be for us, who can be against us?
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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2013
- Proben-Mitschnitt vom 31. Dezember 2012,
Sopran: Anna Hofmann / www.anna-hofmann.de
Leitung: Gerhard Oppelt
Luisenkirche Charlottenburg, Berlin.
Foto: Jannette Kneisel / www.jannettekneisel.de
clarity and pitch such a joy bringing the truth of the everlasting father singing outstanding bravo a true hymn to there almighty
Of the 182 people who have watched this, none felt inspired to comment on how awe inspiring it is.
Wunderbar !
bright and clear, great Baroque singeing, lovely
Just beautiful
Very Beautiful ~ Bravo!
i love this song and this a a beautiful inspiring rendition!
So sweet. God bless you...
this is awesome
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Lovely. With a similar purity of tone I find in Kirkby's rendition, with a bit more body. Well done.
Me sucede que después de haber escuchado la performance de Emma Kikby no me gustan las demás pero ésta la elegiría como segunda
Emma la mejor en este número, aunque hay versiones de otras sopranos que también están muy bien
Handel at his best. The aria emphasizes that Christ is at the “right hand of God.” What does that indicate? Well it looks as if Handel had a handle on the Gospel.
The Bible affords us the record of the fall into sin of our first parents. This was immediately followed by the promise of a Redeemer, Genesis 3:15. And true to that promise we read in Scripture that “Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures”; but that is not the end of it. The Christ who died “for us” now appears in heaven “for us” Hebrews 9:24. The apostle Paul in Romans chapter 8 asks what we hear in this aria, “If God be for us who can be against us?” And “”Who shall lay anything to the charge of God’s elect?” See Romans 8:31-34. Alas, if God be for us everything against us is reduced to a nameless and faceless who.
Чистий голос як срібний дзвіночок.
Shame to the violinist.