Ich freue mich im Herren (Vierdanck, Johann)

First Publication	1643
Genre Categories	Sacred cantatas; Cantatas; Religious works; For voice, 2 violins, continuo; For voices with solo instruments; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the soprano voice; Scores featuring the violin; Scores with basso continuo; Scores featuring the tenor voice; For voice, mixed chorus, 3 trombones, 2 violins, continuo; Scores featuring mixed chorus; Scores featuring the trombone; For voices and chorus with solo instruments; German language

First Publication

1643

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Sheet Music

Complete Score
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Work Title	Ich freue mich im Herren
Alternative. Title	Geistliche Hochzeit-Freude
Composer	Vierdanck, Johann
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.	IJV 4
Key	C major
First Performance.	1643/02/23
First Publication.	1643
Language	German
Average DurationAvg. Duration	3 minutes
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period	Baroque
Piece Style	Baroque
Instrumentation	Kassel manuscript: soprano (or tenor), 2 violins, continuo; 3 trombones (ad lib.) and ATB voices Jakob Jeger print: soprano (or tenor), 2 violins, continuo
External Links	Manuscript source in Bibliothek der Stadt Kassel RISM

There are at present two known sources for this work. The first is a manuscript in the Bibliothek der Stadt Kassel (see above for link). Title page: "Geistliche Hochzeit-Freude auss dem Propheten Jesaia cap. 61 ... auff dero hochzeitlichen Ehrentag den 23. Februarii Anno 1643. gehalten. à 6. ò[vero]. 3. Autore Johann Vierdanck, org. ad S. Mariaen in Stralsundt." It is unknown whether this manuscript is an autograph manuscript.
RISM's link for this work is for the Swedish Stadsbibliotek, Växjö. It is for a print published in 1643 by Jakob Jeger, and it is for soprano or tenor, 2 violins, continuo. There is no mention of the other vocal parts, nor of the trombone parts. Since 1643 is within Vierdanck's lifetime, it is assumed this version had his approval.
This page is tagged for both options, until such time as more is known about whether the manuscript at Kassel is by a copyist or by Vierdanck himself.