Is this Bach?

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Is this Bach?

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Can anyone identify this tune? I was told that it is J.S. Bach, and it sounds familiar, but I cannot place it. http://img855.imageshack.us/i/unledtrz.png. Thank you.
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Re: Is this Bach?

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Nothing came up quite like it at Musipedia...
http://www.musipedia.org/result.html?so ... tchfrom=-1
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I don’t recognise it, and I went looking through the thematic index (limited to incipits of the instrumental works) in the current BWV but drew a blank.

Is there any clue as to the context? Is F major the correct key and the note values the correct length? (One could imagine them being half those values.)

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Re: Is this Bach?

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It's the final chorus from BWV 212.
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Ah, the peasant cantata (not exactly my favourite Bach). More a duet than a chorus (Wir gehn nun, wo der Tudelsack). Thanks Boccacio.
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Thank you Boccaccio! PML-It was from an "arrangement" that kids are singing in a school chorus. There was no indication that F was the original key -- just the key of the arrangement. Thanks for your interest. D
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