This is one of the best versions of Jauchzet, a beautiful HD recording, superb diction, superb trumpet, and an appropriate tempo.

R.I.P. Edita Gruberová from Slovakia - the best coloratur soprano...

Masterpiece!! Thank you.

Excellent Bach!! The difficult piece is turned out in near perfect fashion. Thanks for the post

Love love love this- yes it’s a bit slow but I bet she could have sung it faster. The coloruatura is matchless in terms of clarity and intonation. Always loved Gruberova. Such a characterful voice.

VIVA GRUBEROVÁ ！！！

Amazing!!!!!

wonderful..

Goodness me! You've got me there! I stand corrected! I don't have a full score but just went onto IMLSP and checked the old Bach Gesellschaft edition and lo and behold, those little bits of figuration are notated, rather then just being ornaments. I would still stand my what I said somewhere else though. I don't think a faster tempo precludes somone with an an appropriate technique from executing pairs of 32nds accurately (if that's what one considers important).

@nilsuthor What 32nd notes? There aren't any! I don't have any problem witht the slower tempo but there ARE good singers out there who can sing 16th notes at a brisk tempo without any difficulty.

@DessayBestSinger was?

Was heißt das: Zu viele "L" in "alllen"?????? Das, was sie bei "allein" macht, heißt ein Triller.

Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen. Zu viele "L" in "alllllen"

I think it's pretty horrible too. I'm a big fan of Gruberova but I think this sort of music is left to those who know what they're doing with is. All that Can Belto sliding about isn't appropriate for anything of this idiom. It's a bit like wallparering over an old master.