German and English Songs and Instrumentals from the 17th Century First United Methodist Church  of Oak Ridge, Tennessee May 13, 6:15 p.m. Maria Magdalena Rist, soprano Thomas Tallant, theorbo, baroque guitar    O Jesu, nomen dulce from Kleine gestliche Konzerte                                                            Heinrich Schütz (1585 – 1672) O Jesus, sweet name, wondrous name, name that imparts strength, what indeed is more delightful to sing, what is more pleasing to hear, what is sweeter to think on than Jesus, the son of God? O name of Jesus, true food of the soul, honey in my mouth, melody in my ear, joy in my heart, And thus, sweetest Jesus, I shall carry thy name forever on my lips.     Wie wenn der Adler                                                                                                                                         Heinrich Schütz 1. As if the eagle soars (alights) from the cliff 3. What God joined, let no man put asunder; Leaving the rock behind, As He is willing to have it, so shall it be. Surging toward the sun, The moral will be generously rewarded That is the way I feel right now, As by a hostess in the service of the Lord. As I can imagine how you must feel tied together. What God joined, let no man put asunder;     2. Heaven let this happen. 4. Gold should forever adorn your right hand, The stars were not against you. And always honor the growing tree. The aged Saxon hero is pleased with you. A new world is in the future. Roses in the air, we imagine that Therefore, as always the moon will rise with his sun. Your marriage will be blessed. Gold should forever adorn your right hand, ~ Corrente Sesta and Sarabanda                                                     Domenico Pellegrini (Armonios  Concerti, 1650, Bologna) Abschiedslied                                                                                                                     Malachias Siebenhaar (1616-1685) Corrente Decima                                                                                                                                                   D. Pellegrini Lovely Selina                                                                                                                                       John Blow (1648-1708) ~ Come Hither, You That Love from The Captain (c. 1612)                                                 Robert Johnson (c. 1582 - 1633) Corrente II, from                                                                                                         Alessandro Piccinini (1566  – ca. 1638) the Intavolatura di Liuta et di Chitarrone  (Bologna, 1623)                                                                         Full fathom five from The Tempest, William Shakespeare                                                                              Robert Johnson As I walked forth                                                                                                                                            Robert Johnson ~ Corrente VI (Sopra l'Alemana), from                                                                                                     Alessandro Piccinini the Intavolatura di Liuta et di Chitarrone  (Bologna, 1623) If music be the food of love                                                                                                        Henry Purcell (1659 - 1695)