Bach - my favorite works (on organ)
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2014
- 00:00 - Canzona in Dm, BWV 588
05:15 - Fantasia & Fugue in Gm, BWV 542
16:26 - Kommst du nun, Jesu, von Himmel herunter, BWV 650
19:30 - Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland, BWV 659
24:01 - Passacaglia in Cm,BWV 582
36:28 - Prelude & Fugue in Am, BWV 543
45:19 - The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080 - Contrapunctus 1
48:30 - The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080 - Contrapunctus 4
53:48 - The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080 - Contrapunctus 12 [à 4-inversus]
56:48 - The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080 - Contrapunctus 13 [à 3-rectus]
59:39 - Toccata & Fugue in Dm, BWV 565
01:07:59 - Toccata & Fugue in F, BWV 540 - Fugue 
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Fuge me, this takes me Bach to when I was Baroque and didn't have a penny to my name. There's NOTHING like fantastico musica to get us through the tough times. Paz!
Me apaixonei por Canzone in Dm as soon as it started playing. Beautiful!
What a beautiful selection of music!
Великолепно ! Спасибо за публикацию !
great selection .. short on cliches, long on connoisseurship
Bravo bravo bravo
Thanks a lot !
Потрясающее исполнение !
Nice
The moment at 14:45 gives me chill
Nice!
trop jolie la photo de la basilique "notre dame de Fourvière" à Lyon!
Ton Koopman also played the amazing Haydn Synphonys for organ and orchestra thx!
Very virtuos, but why these too high tempi? The son of J.S. Bach has told that his father often played very slowly!
I agree, the Great G minor sounds like it is running to catch a bus
@@Unstunk Ton Koopman often plays very fast... maybe him ?
Ce compositeur était beauté, message, violence et rêve, mais surtout l'instrument puissant d'une volonté formidable. il disait "Je veux" quand beaucoup d’autres marmonnaient "je voudrais" Il a atteint son but sans se plier à la plus infime compromission, comme une charrue accrochée à une étoile. Une fois pour toutes, ce garçon traçait son chemin et ne s'en écartait plus jamais, refusant toute flagornerie qui fait de la musique populaire d'aujourd'hui une lasse prostituée 🌺🕊
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Excuse me, which church is this? Thank you
Basilique de Fourvière, Lyon, France
Thank you so much!
渋い！
39:25
Which church is this?
The interior is intense!
Here's another organ-only favorite of mine, "We hasten with eager yet faltering footsteps":
ruclips.net/video/GymheiCmic4/видео.html
And the organist is...?
Check the description...
The one and only Ton Koopman
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Wtf happened to that toccata and fugue?
BWV 565 probably wasn't actually written by Bach. Plus it isn't exactly that hyper-sophisticated counterpoint Bach usually employed in his music.
Most organist think it was. Who else could have written that tocatta? Not even Buxtehude. Lack of sophistication is not a good argument. Not typical of Bach? Sure.
ojbach 777 There’s actually a lot of scholarly debate on whether or not it was written by him by musicologists. Some even say that the piece wasn’t even intended for organ, but for strings. It might have been by a composer contemporary to Bach. This doesn’t exactly sound particularly idiosyncratic to 18th century German style. Buxtehude’s style is a different story. I believe he and the likes of Bruhns used the stylus fantasticus (I think that’s it), and that’s based off of improvisation. So of course it is more structured than Buxtehude.
It's a toccata, i think the soloist can give his own improvised thoughts on the piece like the ornaments,tempo,dynamics,phrasing
@Kelly Fischer you are definitively not an educated person, youre just a "im more intelligent than you" guy
Ohhhhhhhh 542 is veryyyyyyy to fast !!!!!!
What's a mater
Why don't you profite of every notes
It's not a race
Grrrrrrr
Did you have a train to take after your concert !!!!
You work so many jours for it !
So take tour time
Your play is perfect, so let's share with your public every notes please. It's a wonderfull pièces. And when you play to fast you missed something. You missed thé principal .... hear the émotion.
This is the principal
What is that cathedral on the photo??
Its the Notre Dame de Fourvière