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gr_indiv:0719 [2025/10/19 14:26] xaverkainzbauergr_indiv:0719 [2025/10/19 14:27] (aktuell) xaverkainzbauer
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 If anyone wants to follow me, let him deny himself, take up his cross and follow me. If anyone wants to follow me, let him deny himself, take up his cross and follow me.
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 +<fc #4682b4>“veni-//re// post me //ab//-neget”</fc> \\
 +A text with a lot of emotional tension. This should play a role in the assessment of the tritone (“si”). The current FML circulatio “//ab//-neget” does not fit with semitone tension. The formula leads to “si,” Kl writes “do.” 
 +In “veni-//re//,” however, Y + Kl avoid ‘si’; the late sources Mp, Mod, and Zt write “sa.”\\
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 +We also argue for “si” here; it is well prepared by the “sol” “ve-//ni//-re,” and the following ‘fa’ is still latent from the beginning of “Qui vult.” The passage is easy to sing.  There is no reason to assign “venire post me” to a different tonality than “abneget semetipsum.” The composer contrasts the tetrachord “do-fa” with the tetrachord “sol-do.” This stark contrast corresponds to the text. The si tension is resolved at the end “//et// sequatur me”: “do.”
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 +BzG: This CO belongs to liturgical year B.
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