🎵 MOZART Fantasia in F minor K 608 // Arundel Cathedral Organ
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2023
- WA Mozart's 'Fantasia in F minor K 608' played on the organ of Arundel Cathedral during a live Organ Recital I gave there on 21st January 2023.
This piece was originally written for a mechanical clock/organ which meant that Wolfgang didn't have any player limitations. To play the original version by him would be impossible (not least because we don't have the original manuscript!). The version that I'm using is the rather romantic and inappropriate arrangement by Walter Emery. But d'ya know what? I love it as it was the first version I ever heard of it played by Noel Rawsthorne on the legendary Great Cathedral Organ Series at Liverpool Cathedral. Classic!
Let me know if you enjoyed it... or not!
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I was there with my daugher - thank you for speaking so nicely to her and for the wonderful recital!
Thanks for coming! Look out for the full upload on Saturday! Is your daughter an organist in the making?
Beautifully performed. Your mention of the Noel Rawsthorne recording resonates with me as it was one of the first organ recordings I ever purchased, and I have had the goal of learning all the pieces on that record ever since. Got the Whitlock Fanfare going but the Durufle still needs work... LOL - Thank you for your support of the organ, its literature and performers.
Simply a spectacular piece thank you 🙏🙏
Definitely enjoy this, R! A great organ piece - played by a great organist! :-) Cheers!
So mysterious and ominous for a Mozart piece. Love it!
Wonderful performance in a beautiful acoustic !!
Thanks Richard, as usual !
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I had the pleasure of attending this recital, absolutely superb programme from “The Maestro “ Richard McVeigh, the acoustics totally complimented the music.
That organ sounds wonderful ! :)
👍👏 Thanks for the concert on Saturday. I hope the 2 thoughtless women who were chatting through most of it until they were told to be quiet didn't come over in the recordings of the other pieces.
I hate it when people talk during concerts, or theatre performances. If they want to chat they should go in to the bar area, otherwise they should shut up 🫢🤣🥳
A moving performance - typically WAM! The registration is most attractive and is evocative of a mechanical clock/organ sound. I love it!
A wonderful performance Richard :)
Just love your playing Richard whether it's a classical piece or a great and favorite hymn miss your wit and great sense of humor hope to see you 😊 soon 😊
Great voicing and technique with a beautiful organ response!
Thrilling! One of my favorite organ works - I was so excited to see this on your programme for the recital, and thrilled that we can enjoy this superb recording. You navigate all of its fiddly bits with such ease!! Hats off! It works so well on the organ at Arundel, wonderful colours, and I particularly enjoyed your orchestral registration in the central section. Bravo!!!!
Fantastic! I enjoyed the brassy registrations.
Great organ playing & live as well. Not many people in attendance.
Thank you Mr mc Veigh for your inlightning that Mozart DID Wright organmusic! I Used your first presentation...and carryed it to my local organist...and he was thrilled...emidyatley started to practise...and inserted it in his concert program...and delivered!!!🤗 Fantastic!!🙏🙏
Wow - that's one of the most compelling performances I've heard of this piece, Richard. Usually it loses me midway through - not this time! Bravo!
Beautiful. Wonderful performance. Hope you are feeling better.
Love the socks!
So beautiful your performance made me cry
Bravo! Mozart was hardly a prolific composer for organ, but this is a belter.
Very nicely done! I love your choices of registration. Bravo! ❤
Jeepers...is this beautiful.
Huge fan Richard
Thank you!
This Fantasia is the more popular of the two he actually wrote. Though I do also like the other one often referred to as Fantasia in F minor/major and in some editions cited as Adagio & Fugue. Wonderful playing as ever from Richard who demonstrates all the nuances and textures this piece demands !
Whats the other one called? 609? I would love to here the other one too..please!🙏😊
@@gunnarbjorck929 His other fantasia is in D minor, Jean Rondeau just put out an incredible performance of it on the harpsicord.
Please🥰 Play it for me🙏🤗
@@williamburroughs2273 i really like d-minor... My absolut favorite is 565...my first and the best!!🤗
That one got me in the beginning...
Lord Richard,
I so relish your interpretation of K.608 - Methinks Mozart would approve too. I remember being smitten by E. Power Biggs playing K.608 on the huge machine in Passau.
I have a copy...