Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue in C Major BWV 564
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue in C Major BWV 564 played by organist Hans-André Stamm on the Trost-Organ in Waltershausen, Germany.
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People who plays the pipe organ are from another planet, simply amazing.
Thank you
yea
Thank you
Tks
That may be true at times, but why are people THANKING the person who made the comment. I would like to say that not everyone who plays organ is an ingenious organist like Hans Stamm. There are varying degrees. MANY organists with degrees in organ could not perform any of these major Bach virtuoso pieces anywhere NEAR the level seen here, if at all. Many organists never even play recitals. They play church organist jobs, which is fine of course. Believe me, most people who play organ are not from another planet. They're just from New Jersey, Staten Island, Detroit, etc...
Super loud baroque organ - with no holding back - always does it for me. This is great.
Beautiful articulation by Mr. Stamm. Bach lives forever.
8:53 onward in the Adagio. Nothing more beautiful could ever be composed.
I'd like for us to take a minute to marvel at the amount of air that passes through the instrument just in a single performance.
The entire idea of the pipe organ is overwhelmingly beautiful.
This is a very underrated comment
All down with huge bellows.
Hans-Andre Stamm is a wonderful organist. Not a showman, Bach's intentions flow through his fingers. More, more, Encore!
This instrument has one of the most beautiful 32' pedal reeds I've ever heard.
Timestamp?
the adagio is like the most beautiful galactic fairy tale
beyond imagination, sigh
⭐The adagio is indeed the best. It keeps popping out of the memory for decades. Maybe because it starts similar to BWV 565 In D Minor which cant be forgotten either. It's actually useful as a replacement to get rid of the D minor 🙂 ⭐
No, no, fugue is the best without a doubt!
@@present3348 I didnt listen or piano, I think its lack of power and specific tone of organ, also you cant play long notes on piano who need to be loud and to make them sound clear. Listen just this version of Hans Andre Stamm and you cant go wrong.
A wonderful performance of a fabulous piece of music. This is my favorite work of Bach and I fell in love with it when I was nine years old (48 years ago) when I borrowed a record of it from the library. I always enjoy hearing a new (to me) organist play it because this allows me to hear it again for the first time.
This is my favorite work of Bach's too Christopher. I really like this rendition of it as well. Cheers!
The adagio!! What a transcendent piece music!!!!
MrTS53321 Bach's second movements are usually his best.
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 That depends.
Thank You for NOT taking the toccata at some insanely fast tempo as is the custom nowdays. I love hearing the articulation in each note. Incidentely, nice pedal work and the 32'/16' stops that speak so quickly! Love those decorated manual keys! What a piece of art!
I love the tempo of the Adagio... it is talking to us.
The swell flute used in the adagio is delightful!
Agree! That's the 'Flaut dupla 8', already included in Trost's stop list.
Lovely music; beautiful organ.
5:44 is just so beautiful
Bach es el padre de la música, sus obras sublimes llegan al alma, saludos desde Chile 🎼🎶❤
This is my favorite rendition of all I could find. Good tempo, great orgel . Great recording! Playing is superb! Would like the chance to play this organ!!!!! Just Great!
We can recognize the genius of Bach, HAS is a really good organist.
Bach, Mozart and Beethoven. Their music is just sublime. They were true musical geniuses. Bach's keyboard writing is astonishing. I sang in the St John Passion and that was a wonderful experience. My conductor said that the opening movement was like a great mountain emerging.
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@@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven the music is so beautifully strong, that it had a drogue effect on him o.o
@@juanbitacoradelmusico5888 lmao
Wundervolle Darbietung eines Meisterwerks von JSB, excellente Kamera, meisterhaft interpretiert von Hans-André Stamm, diese Aufnahme fängt den ganzen Genius J.S.BACH wunderbar ein! Große Verneigung vor allen Beteiligten!!
There are just four places in this large world we could see so perfect organ, Austria, French, England and Germany. Design, 'beautiful monster', white painted with gold ornaments clean as the pure sound, the reverb is not amounted, all calibrated, the organist Hans André Stamm is absolutely perfect, I didn´t know him, it was a pleasure listening to him, his way of particular toccata is pure perfect, especially the second movement Adagio, the flutes he used are crystal for the ears. Perfection.
Ein exzellenter Organist!! Spielt sehrt virtuos und dabei gleichzeitig äußerst präzise. Ein musikalischer Genuss!!
I am not a big believer, but when it comes to J.S. Bach and its music - I do really believe in god because he really sent us a genius who could create this.
Thanks for the upload, Jesus loves you guys, may he bless you.
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750):
Toccata, Adagio and Fugue for solo organ in C major, BWV 564:
1. Toccata. 0:00
2. Adagio. 5:42
3. Fugue. 10:09
Awesome!
Germany is once again closer to my heart
Für mich das schönste Orgelwerk gespielt vom besten Organisten.
Dieser Orgelwerk ist schonsten und von der besten Organist gespielt
The bit starting at 8'.50" - until the end of the Adagio - is one of the most sublime moments in the Music repertoire, even of Bach's.
Yes, like Bist du bei mir (BWV 508), it is one of the simplest of melodies.
Sublimissime ! Je ne me lasse pas d'écouter ce merveilleux organiste, selon moi, le meilleur au monde avec le Professeur Michael Schneider pour jouer J.S. Bach.
Such skill! If I’m correct, this is one of the most difficult pieces to play, as it requires a master-and you are just that! So beautiful!
My favorite of the J.S. Bach organ pieces. As I recall, Virgil Fox did this piece at the Fillmore East in 1970 or thereabouts. The pedal run is great.
Thanks to the person who edited it to get all 3 parts in one compilation...superb job!
Excellent phrasing, and for my taste the perfect tempo. This is a cheerful piece, and should not be played at any tempo lower than this. Very much appreciate this piece and for uploading, and has become one of my favourites.
I remember one day as I wandered onto the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool, somebody was playing this in the lady chapel, I was totally spell bound and amazed at my good fortune. To one that can't step into his slippers whilst putting his dressing gown on, this piece never ceases to amaze me!
Wonderschoon..... vooral de adagio, daar wordt je stil van..... Eens te meer "goede muziek begint bij Bach en eindigt bij Bach......
beautiful!! Bach, organist and a splendid organ. What a great combination! Thank you for posting!
Toccata 0:01 Adagio 8:39 Fugue 10:09
Adagio is 5:44
@kombinikiri
True.
I like the part that begins at 8:39, and not the rest, which is why I have not put it in my timestamp.
It is good, however, that you have commented. Anyone looking for the actual start of the adagio can use your timestamp.
A beautiful presentation of a great piece.
Eines der anspruchsvollsten Werke von J.S.Bach - von Herrn Stamm super exzellent vorgetragen!!! Vielen, vielen Dank!
The monsters of the baroque: The organ and Bach, and Mr. Stamm... I just close my eyes and enjoy...
Beautiful church - beautiful organ - beautiful playing.
1715 J.S. Bach est à Weimar et a été engagé par le duc de Saxe-Weimar. J.S Bach a trente ans. Il a déjà une excellente réputation de musicien. Quelle joie intime, pour moi, d'écouter cette Toccata BWV 564 (sans parler de la Dorienne BWV 538 et la Pasacaille BWV 582), merveilleusement interprétée sur un orgue d'une si belle sonorité. La musique ne commence pas avec J.S Bach, mais elle peut difficilement s'en passer.
Didn't know there were so many critics out there with an autographed copy of Bach's "My greatest hits" album. Bach was the best and he knew it. He played his way, fast if necessary to prove his point. Probably got it from Buxtehude on his visit to the master.. A Bach purist will also play it his or her way.
Maestro!!!! escuche esta obra en La Paz - Bolivia interpretada por Francis Chapelet, en el órgano de tubos de la Iglesia de la Exaltación (Obrajes) una maravillosa obra, INCREÍBLE Bach!!! es una mis piezas favoritas
12:37 ... there are no words, no words....
Grande interpretação de Hans André Stamm...
Bach is really the music of God he always believed in the eternal thanks for interpreting this so well
The first nine seconds would be wonderful as a ringtone
Музыка - дышащая любовью и милосердием!!!
8:40 - 10:07 >>> Sounds from the Very Source of Existence
What a Überexcellent and Überfantastic performance of Herr Bach´s organ music. Cheers
Fun that after adagio so Bach keeps the great intresst in fugue so good
The Great Bach! How Beautiful! Such a Wonderful Work!
Superbe interprétation de cette oeuvre si belle, une interprétation "habitée" et entraînée par un souffle irrésistible. Et quel orgue magnifique, typiquement allemand, avec ses admirables touches des claviers en ivoire et son pédalier tel qu'on le faisait à l'époque baroque... On écouterait cette version en boucle... A noter une autre superbe interprétation sur Internet, presque inconnue (1000 vues), donnée par Diego Cera (il n'y a que la toccata, c'est dommage, mais elle vaut vraiment le détour, et même plus !).
Alain MEYET écouter la version de Kerstin Wolf
Your Rendition of the Toccata....... Is Splendid!........ Thank you for posting for our enjoyment!!!
Really enjoyed your playing of the Adagio. Registration was delightful and you kept the pulse moving in the melody and the accompaniment. Very pleasant indeed. Thanks.
Божественная музыка органная музыка небес ! ! !😋😀😎🙂
An eighteen year old prodigy is playing this for me as part of an extensive organ recital. He has won virtually every award going and has secured an organ scholarship at Chichester Cathedral. I absolutely love this wonderful work. He has given piano recitals, is a wonderful accompanist, can read anything from sight and is also a choral conductor. He has all the gifts at a very young age.
3:38 Bach's spirit has taken over him!
My favourite organ piece. At last, its number of views has surpassed 9000.
This is a fine spritzig performance, hard to fault. There are so many ways to attack this piece, and this certainly one of them. Mfavourite Bach organ work. Back in vinyl days I had 4 versions including one by Albert Schweitzer.
Bravo!
5:45 my favourite piece of divine music
C'est très beau!
5:41 Adagio
ADAGIO !!! Not Presto or Agitato !!! I don't like. :(
Perfect comment! Agreed.
Koopman is much better. ruclips.net/video/szVVDNi1Dk0/видео.html
I agree with you Eleonora 100 %, J S Bach music here express something that can not done in any other way, a sense of sadness, hope and how lucky we are to exist in this version of the Universe.
@@malandoTIm Koopman is not best Bach's Interpret!
The Most Beautiful Piece Of Music I Have Ever Heard
What a wonderful piece of music. I recommend the Busoni arrangement of this, on the piano. Kissen played it wonderfully. How Bach wrote this music must always remain a wonder and a mystery.
+Daniel Kanaan Pure Genius of Bach.
+Daniel Kanaan Oh, really? CVD
Magnifique prestation !
Magnifique....
Ik houdt van deze organist omdat hij eerlijk is en omdat hij waarheid vertelt op zijn manier
Maar het zelfstandig werkwoord houden in de eerste persoon enkelvoud is nog steeds houd.
Extraordinario!
Wow, this is very good playing! Thank you! 👍
Great technique, great time, great performance! just one thing: I would like to remember him that his wonderful organ has many, many stops!
Keep in mind, Baroque tempo markings weren’t always explicit in terms of beats per minute. Having said this, I think Stamm plays most of Bach’s music at an appropriate speed. The only time which he really played anything fast was his recording of “Christ Unser Herr zum Jordan Kam”. Even then, I actually liked this interpretation too.
Lastly, kind of irrelevant, Stamm is the one organist whom I have never heard mess up. He plays the notes well enough that you can hardly hear him mess up. If anything, he’s very underrated as an organist!
Quelle magistrale interprétation, et quel orgue !!
La qualité d'enregistrement est très bonne ce qui gâche rien non plus :)
Es ist sehr schön! Eine Orgel, mit einer schönen Klangwelt. Eins bemangele ich. Eine Nachhallzeit ist kaum hier bei dieser Vorstellung zu hören, welche das Thema des Werkes so zauberhaft macht.... Die Trostorgel ist sehr beliebt bei mir, neben den Silbermannischen Werken... Csurdi Dániel Officinator Primitivus.
A wonderful performance and sound!
Grossartig, danke schon!!
Gorgeous.
Todo es magnífico,gracias.
That looks like a madman, great performance!
Wonderful rendition. Excellent tempos for a work that too many others treat as romantically funereal. (These are very close to the tempos used by E Power Biggs.)
First of all I shall thank for publishing this masterwork. Three short considerations: I believe in Bach willing to express the stupor of human intelligently glimpsing at a superior, divine, peace and imperturbability, still surviving the pathos and humanity.
I have appreciated very much the balanced, sensible interpretation offered here, it's precision in every single point still does non prejudge the completeness and overview of the complete piece. Finally I confess a lot of this success to my ears my be due to the enviable and rare richness and greatness of this magnificent organ's sound.
P.S: I can't help recalling Horowitz's mistake in the first bar in Busoni's piano transcription of this, in Carnegie hall 1963 I think...😂 I liked that aswell in its interpretative difference though..
Excellent!
absolut super!
Amazing
Not to mention that That's one hell of an organ. What a great combination!!!!
Yeah, a beautiful instrument.
Yes the instrument is worthy of the player. I imagine chopsticks would sound good on it.
An eighteen year old organ scholar, who is our Welsh male voice accompanist is performing this wonderful piece, at my request, in an organ recital in Resolven, South Wales. He can read anything from sight and is very gifted. He is also a classical pianist. I am in awe at his virtuosity. He reminds me of a young John Ogden, and is equally very modest
A hell of an organ needs a hell of an organist...
and Vice Versa
@@davidwhyberd7612 I thought for a moment I was the only organist that age. I'm grateful to hear there are others.
Lumineux. Merci
EXCELENTE ! desde Barranquilla Colombia.
JSB is one of my favorite composers. i am truly impressed with the way this is played. A negative comments,
are you music critics? can you do better? i do not see any of your compositions here or your playing. if you don't like it don't listen. this man, Hans Andre Stamm, has done very well with piece. i am giving it a thumbs up.
He is giving a positive review, you ignorant and pedantic idiot
Excelente que alguien de Barranquilla le guste esta música. Saludos desde Bogotá, Colombia !!
A mi espíritu lo colmaron de gracia plena los ángeles celestiales del firmamento azulado.
I can't believe that one have to explain you the meaning of the word "excelente".Thus, your statement is incomprehensible to me.
Well, Mr. Stamm, after enjoying your version of Langlais' "Fete" I decided to look up other pieces you've played. This piece just happens to be one of my very favorite organ pieces and you do a magnificent job. I disagree vehemently with your critics below who claim that you rush through the piece. Your clarity of phrasing has impressed me elsewhere and here as well. I believe Bach intended this to be a jovial, upbeat piece and I believe your tempo captures this intention. I believe that a slowing of the tempo would make this Italianate piece too severe. Thank you for your interpretation!!
Couldn't agree with you more. How I wish I had been blessed with sufficient talent to play the organ to this standard. As it is I have just sufficient ability to know how poor a player I am, and that's given me a lifetime of frustration and regret! LOL!
Don't beat yourself up, Wurlitzer895. Mr. Stamm sets a rather high bar.
That's a very kind comment to make, and I do appreciate it. Don't get me wrong; I rejoice in talent - just sometimes though, I wish I had some myself!! Now, it's back to my stern practice regimen!! LOL!
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I actually think this piece wasn’t rushed. The toccata’s tempo here was very appropriate. The only thing I notice about the fugue is that he couples the hauptwerk & brustwerk, whereas in all other recordings, the fugue is the only movement where there is no manual coupling.
Heavenly
You are a fabulous musician. Thanks for sharing :-)
this is a very good going ahead tempo..!!
Just heard the Fugue at the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC this evening. This is better, more rhythmic version. Thank you.
Bravo
Really brilliant
Thank you so much! That is wonderful news! I hope some funds can be identified and committed to help with the restoration work for this magnificent instrument.
Gorgeous
This is my favourite.
Génial!
Glorious
soberbio estupendo,gracias
Bravo!