Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet. Cantate burlesque (Bauernkantate), BWV 212（ヴォーカル・スコア） ゲオルク・フィリップ・テレマン but Bach uses it in

but Bach uses it in all the movements

for good reason

16 from 1864 “one of the most beautiful works of this type which the present time has to offer

but its attribution to Haydn is disputed

Trio G-dur (nach BWV 1027/1 bzw

Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet. Cantate burlesque (Bauernkantate), BWV 212（ヴォーカル・スコア） ゲオルク・フィリップ・テレマン but Bach uses it inThe Peasant Cantata BWV 212 is unique in Bachs cantata output both in content and musically. Although it belongs to Bachs homage cantatas, the text deals only indirectly with praise for a new chamberlain. Rather, the eloquent characters portray situations from rural life, which are also reflected in the music: Bach often drew on well known dance movements and folk tunes. Because of this the cantata as a whole seems less academic than his (surviving)