Venetian Baroque: Allegro in Re Minore | Baldassare Galuppi (1706 - 1785) | By Rien

I find this energizing, lively piece in D minor absolutely delightful. This type of music presents a unique challenge, not due to the complexity of the notes, but because it's remarkably easy to hit a wrong note or lose momentum. Simultaneously, one strives to maintain clear articulation, elegant phrasing, and incorporate tasteful ornamentation. From the multitude of stop options available, I opted for a mellower combination, utilizing a flute 8’ for A and B, complemented by an additional Principal 8’ for an and b. I'm typically quite critical of my own performances, but I must say, I gave myself quite a pat on the back for this rendition! I earnestly hope that you enjoy it as well.
Played with the organ from the Martinikerk in Groningen, the Netherlands (Hauptwerk)
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