Refers to Cantata no. 206, J.S.Bach by dochtersions
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J.S. Bach has not only composed church cantatas, but also secular (or worldly) cantatas.
One of which is cantata number 206: "Schleicht, spielende Wellen"
Which means so much as: "Gently, playing waves". It's party music for the Electorate of Saxony.
Hoping you can see the waves playing gently in this Apophysis fractal.
Thank you very much for your look, or leaving any comment.
Comments (18)
belle musique
nice!
Mies dit is opnieuw prachtig fractalwerk !! Zowel het ontwerp als de kleurkeuze is klasse !!
excellent image super colours
mooi
beautiful
A fabulous Apo. fractal Mies and yes I can see those waves.
The waves seem to be alive with the creatures who live in and around them! This is beautiful!
Beautiful work, and such a perfect match for Bach's music. He was a genius - I think he was from the future...
Nice one!
A brilliant interpretation!
Outstanding work Mies. God bless.
WOW Knock out image my friend :)
Awesome fractal creation!
Dit is echt Genieten van prachtig werk in vorm en kleuren.
Mies, gallerie waardig............
very nice work
The waves and colors are extremely eye catching Mies.
You have made Back very proud !
XxOo
I haven't commented much, since January 1st...but I wanted to leave you a comment for the new year, because of all your special qualities, and all the effort and love you give to us each time you come here. This is a beautiful evocation of JSBach: You've captured the celebration of that cantata. I never learned 206 very well---I studied the "secular" cantatas years back, but for some reason I left out 206. So, when I listened to selections from it, this morning, I was hearing those selections for the first time. It's always amazing to hear Bach for the first time: He never, never disappoints us: His music is as spectacular and deep and infinite, the first time, as it is the 1000th time. It was great to hear parts of the choruses and arias, etc. And of course all the celebration of that opening chorus.
Your image looks like carved ivory, and you created a brilliant sea, and wonderful waves---with a huge wave in the center, that bursts open like a dancer throwing their arms out in joy (fitting for the celebration of the cantata). I also see a fish's head---top of the image! Beautiful shading ("modeling"), it feels like a bas relief. And you have rich browns and reds and blues, etc, in this very "ivory" colored piece. You always capture Bach so intuitively, in your art; and you've done it again, here. Beautiful work, Jacomina. Your upload about Nisrin was filled with hope and joy...and I hope you're healing from your fall (I read about your fall in your beautiful cat-painting upload). If you still have pain for a while, you should probably see a doctor, just to be sure you're not injured. But hopefully it's just bruised muscles...I wish you complete healing, Jacomina, and hopefully without doctors.
One last thing...you left me a beautiful, long, poetic comment on my New Year image, and I thank you for it. Andrea commented on it, right below your comment! She was right---it was like poetry. Thank you very much, I really appreciated all you wrote. I wish you a wonderful 2018, and I thank you for all the beauty you've shared here. This image is a perfect example of it. Many blessings to you, Jacomina, I hope your life in 2018 is more and more like this image and like the Bach. You deserve that.