Refers to Cantata no. 131, J.S.Bach by dochtersions
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The title of the cantata is: "Aus der Tiefe rufe ich, Herr, zu dir".
I love the cantatas of J.S.Bach very, very much!
Well, it has become a bit of a subtle fractal, something that I love also, and I think this gives more food for thought.
Thank you very much for your look.
Comments (13)
Stunning :)
Mies ik vind het een Schoonheid........
I see the notes flitting about, creating the joyous sounds we love
A splendid image
I too love Bach. A perfect image for this.
Een mooie en zeer originele fractal !!
Wonderful image here, and it seems to fit perfectly with Bach. I love all those classical composers.
Excellent
How beautiful! I opened Bach's cantata 131 and listened to part of it while I enjoyed your glorious fractal. Marvelous!
Outstanding work Mies. God bless.
very nice work
years ago, we had to write fugues in class, and it would take us days and days to complete one simple fugue. And we STILL made mistakes (ie, parallel fifths, parallel octaves, etc). Then we read that Bach created whole cantatas in one week. One week! We were in awe...Then, years later (when I had my first synthesizer), I spent a couple of years playing the cantatas, one each week---according to the Lutheran calendar---and it was one of the most inspiring periods of my life. (I played them on my synthesizer, with headphones. I also played all the Chorale Preludes for organ. On my synthesizer...) It was heavenly. I know 131, I think it was an early work by Bach, and I think our teachers said it was amazing that Bach could write that brilliantly, so early in his career!
Your fractal looks like patterns in a glass...I can almost see fruits in the glass, and wonderful spider webs or lace. And wonderful reflections which lay on top of each other. And a feeling of looking into a deep ocean, and maybe this us underneath it. You captured Bach's interplay, his many dialogues, and his buoyancy and his playfulness. A beautiful evocation of the Master, I think Bach would recognize his music in your art. When you posted this, I smiled: "Once again, Jacomina is posting art related to Bach!" Wunderschön...erg mooi.
The flying notes and orchestrated background makes one feel that they are hearing this through the computer.
You have made this so mystical and magical Mies, well done.
XxOo