Rothenberg(ob der Tauber),Germany: St Jakob's Church-July 10,2014
The historic cathedral in Rothenburg(ob der Tauber), Germany.
St Jakob - Ein Gang durch die Kirche mit Pfarrer Oliver Gußmann
Die St.-Jakobs-Kirche, Zwölf-Boten-Altar von Friedrich Herlin, Heilig-Blut-Altar des Würzburger Künstlers Tilman Riemenschneider.
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Rothenburg ob der Tauber 2016 - Winter-Edition
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From our 2016 trip to Europe
During the town’s heyday in the 12th - 14th c., Rothenburg was one of Germany’s largest towns due to its strategic location on a major trade route. It’s subsequent decline left it a perfectly preserved relic of the Middle Ages.
The Marktplatz was the central hub of town. The white clocktower building at the top of the square is the Councilor’s Tavern built in 1466. It was the site of the “Meistertrunk” legend, where in 1631, the mayor of this Protestant town allegedly saved Rothenburg from being pillaged by a conquering Catholic army when he won a bet that he couldn’t down a huge tankard of wine in one gulp. Mechanical figures built into the façade of the tavern reenact the story but we didn’t capture it on video.
To the left of Councilor’s Tavern is the brown stone New Town Hall, built in 1570 when part of the 13th c. Old Town Hall, which it adjoins (the other white building with the tall pointy tower) was destroyed by fire.
The two fine half-timbered houses had lofts that were filled with enough grain to survive a year-long siege. In front is a 17th c. fountain featuring a statue of St George slaying the dragon. The fountain served multiple purposes: for drinking, for fighting fires, and it was stocked with fish in times of siege. One of the two houses is an apothecary shop dedicated to the Virgin Mary (Marien Apotheke).
Around the corner, we get a better view of the Old Town Hall and its 200-foot tall tower.
We enjoyed visiting the Käthe Wolfahrt Christmas shops, one of which included an animated stuffed-animal display. Outside the shop, Pam chatted with a new friend.
Extending west from the Marktplatz is Herrngasse, the street on which the more aristocratic citizens (the Herren) lived. It ends at the Burgtor, one of the gate towers in the town walls. The holes in the “face mask” allowed defenders to pour boiling oil on would-be intruders.
The Burgtor leads out to the Burggarten, offering a lovely view of the southern “finger” of Rothenburg. Nearby is a convent with a peaceful herb and flower garden.
St Jakobskirche dates to the 1300’s. On this particular day, a wedding was attended by a motorcycle gang, making for a noisy but fun happenstance. When things quieted down, we took a peak at the statues of Adam and Eve adorning the exterior, and the nearby statues of Jesus praying at Gethsemane, carved by an anonymous 14th c. artisan working only for the glory of God.
Inside the church, the main altar is from 1446. Below Christ are statues of 6 saints including the church’s patron Saint James with his customary shell and floppy hat, reminding us that this church was on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route (“Saint Jakob” is “Saint James”). Even the back of the altarpiece is beautifully painted. The stained glass windows behind the altar are originals from the 1330’s.
To the left of the main altar is the Tabernacle of the Holy Eucharist from the mid-1300’s. The compartment below stored the communion bread and wine. God the Father holds the outstretched arms of the Son while the Dove of the Holy Spirit lights on his head. From this vantage point, you can only see the top of the skull on which Jesus is standing, symbolizing his victory over death.
The church’s greatest masterpiece is the Holy Blood Altar, a 500-year-old, 35-foot-high, wooden altarpiece carved by Tilman Riemenschneider, considered the greatest of the German woodcarvers. Pilgrims flocked here in the middle ages to see the crystal in the middle of the cross, avowed to contain a strip of cloth stained with a drop of Christ’s blood. Below it is a Last Supper scene, with John laying his head in Jesus’ lap as Christ gives Judas the telltale piece of bread. In the relief panel on the left, Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey, while the relief panel on the right depicts Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. Everything is portrayed in exacting detail, from the curly locks of the apostles’ hair to the nails on the horseshoe.
The southern “finger” of Rothenburg boasts some handsome medieval buildings and towers. The rose-colored 12th c. Saint John’s Church is the oldest in Rothenburg. Light reflected off the water creating fascinating patterns on the fountain in front of the church. The nearby Baumeisterhaus has a Renaissance façade with statues depicting the 7 virtues and 7 vices. Some 20 years earlier, Pam and I celebrated our anniversary by having dinner here during our first trip to Germany. The Baumeisterhaus is just south of the Marktplatz as we once again spot the Councilor’s Tavern. The corner gift shop perched a bubble-blowing bear in it’s upstairs window.
The streets leading east from the Marktplatz also had some lovely medieval architecture, with storks nesting in the top of one tower.
Our B&B was in a 600-year-old half-timbered building with a Tolkienesque pub/restaurant where we enjoyed breakfast and dinner.
The video ends with a series of still photos from our visit.
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Full Day Tour to Rothenburg
Set off on this full day coach tour from Frankfurt to Rothenburg, through the picturesque Spessart mountains. On the banks of the river Main you'll pass Wurzburg before traveling along the Romantic Road.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, is referred to as Germany's well-preserved 'Jewel of the Middle Ages' with its ramparts, city gates, town hall and Jakobskirche (church) and altar by the famous wood-carver Tilman Riemenschneider. Upon
Rothenburg ob der Tauber HD
Stadtrundgang durch Rothenburg ob der Tauber am 19.04.2012 in HD
01:56 Meistertrunk
04:00 Blick vom Rathausturm auf die die Stadt
05:06 Schneeballenbacken
06:16 Taubertal
07:01 Plönlein/Sieberturm
08:13 Stadtsilhouette
walking tour of Rothenburg ob der Tauber on 04/19/2012 in HD
01:56 Meistertrunk
04:00 Top view of the city
05:06 Baking snowballs
06:16 Tauber-river
07:01 Plönlein/Sieber tower
08:13 Skyline
A day out in Bamberg
An artificial island, breweries almost beyond counting, and an unidentified horseman -- that's Bamberg.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy , born and widely known as Felix Mendelssohn, was a German composer, pianist, organist and conductor of the early Romantic period.
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St. Jakob Straubing L. Boëllmann Suite Gotique Organ Orgel Organy Orgue
1. Introduction-Choral 0:05
2. Menuet gothique 1:47
3. Prière à Notre-Dame 4:17
4. Toccata 8:26
Nagranie zrealizowane podczas koncertu w Bazylice św. Jakuba w mieście Straubing (Bawaria). Na nagraniu ostatni fragment koncertu: Suita Gotycka L. Boëllmanna. Charakterystyczny szum i przydźwięk w cichych partiach nagrania powstał z powodu kompresji oryginalnego materiału dźwiękowego nagranego w jakości 96kHz/24bit. Data nagrania: 20.12.2015
W kościele znajdują się dwa instrumenty:
- Organy główne 60gł. / V M +P
- Organy Chórowe (z lewej strony prezbiterium) 17gł. /2M +P z własnym stołem gry i możliwością korzystania z 30gł. z organów głównych.
Traktura elektro - pneumatyczna. Instrument Mayera ma być w przyszłości zastąpiony nowymi organami, na które zbierane są fundusze.
W czasie nagrania niestety słychać ludzi, którzy wychodzą z kościoła, ponieważ nie mogli dotrwać do końca koncertu... :/
Die Kirche besitzt zwei Orgeln, die in den Jahren 1964 bzw. 1967 von Orgelbaumeister Friedrich Meier aus Plattling eingebaut wurden und seitdem (aus akustischen Gründen so konzipiert) als Haupt- und Chororgel ihren Dienst tun: die Hauptorgel mit 60 Registern (4366 Pfeifen) und die Chororgel mit 17 Registern (1482 Pfeifen). Letztere kann von einem eigenen Spieltisch im Chorraum der Kirche aus gespielt werden oder auch über das fünfte Manual des auf der Empore stehenden Hauptspieltisches. Außerdem kann sie (auf einem oder zwei anderen Manualen und Pedal gespielt) zusammen mit der Hauptorgel erklingen. Umgekehrt ist es möglich, 30 Register der Hauptorgel vom Spieltisch der Chororgel aus zu benutzen. Insgesamt haben die beiden Orgeln der Basilika 5848 Pfeifen, die sich auf insgesamt 77 Registern verteilen. Seit über 20 Jahren bemüht sich der Orgelbauförderverein St. Jakob Straubing, die Pfarrei St. Jakob bei der Finanzierung einer neuen Hauptorgel (und später auch Chororgel) zu unterstützen.
MUSICAL VISIT TO ROTHENBERG (The Joy of Music with Diane Bish)
2602 MUSICAL VISIT TO ROTHENBERG Join Diane Bish on a visit to Rothenberg where she plays in the historic St. Jakob Church, joined by guest artist Chuck Seipp on trumpet, Also experience Rothenberg’s Christmas Market while Ms. Bish plays pieces including, “We Three Kings”, “The Promise Land” arr. D. Bish, and “Trumpet Tune” H. Purcell. Other music includes: “Tocatta” D. Berdard, “Panis Angelicus C. Franck,” “Crown Him with Many Crowns,” Bist du Bei Mir” J.S. Bach, “Flute Piece” W.A. Mozart.