PRELUDE & FUGUE in G-MINOR - J. S. BACH (BWV 558) - Silbermann Organ Marienkirche Rötha - Paul Fey
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Last week I've had the chance to play both Silbermann Organs in Rötha, near Leipzig. I loved playing these fantastic instruments and I hope that you will enjoy the recordings made on these organs!
In this video you can hear the 'smaller' Silbermann-Organ in the Marienkirche in Rötha - a very small instrument with only one Manual and 11 stops. Due to its position in the room and the voicing it fills the room very well though! Please enjoy this recording of Bach's 'Prelude and Fugue in g-Minor' BWV 558 on this instrument!
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Timestamps:
00:00 | Präludium
01:23 | Fuge
Thank you for watching!
Paul
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Uiii, this promises a real good thing!!!😍
I'm really looking forward to this Paul!🤗👍👍🐧
🇧🇷 Thanks Paul to post once more J.S.Bach .
Thank you for watching, Alessandro 😀
I enjoyed hearing this. You have a gift; you are a gift.
Thank you so much, Jim!
Ich mag alte Orgeln und diese besonders. 👍👌 Super
Das freut mich 😀
Wow, beautiful, dear Paul. Amazingly mature sounding little organ :-)
It is! 😀
Outstanding! Fantastic instrument.
Thank you so much, Howard! I really enjoyed playing this wonderful instrument! 😀
Sort of shows. What’s not to like. 😎
Beautifully played Paul. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎹🎹🎼
In happy tears.
Working on this, myself. The prelude is the first Bach prelude I ever learned on my own. Just started adding the pedal to the fugue recently.
Thank you for watching, Jake! That’s great, it’s a very beloved piece from the Collection 😀
One manual, 2/3/4 etc manual pipe organs - You just bring out the innate hidden flames of the organ that has been there waiting for an organist like you to light up and spellbindingly mesmerize us the beauty of it’s grandeur. Truly it is a gift to hear you play the beauty of this simple yet colossal sounding instrument.
Maraming, maraming salamat po….
Thank you so much, Jemy!! This organ sounds sooo much bigger than its 10 stops! 😀
Schöne Kombination aus Bach, Sibermann einmanualig und du Paul. Danke für dein fabelhaftes Spiel.
Vielen Dank! 😀😊
So perfekt traumhaft schön. So toll anzuschauen wie du die Musik mit jeder Faser deine Körpers mit lebst einfach traumhaft ich höre täglich deine Musik lieben dank Martin
Das freut mich sehr, lieber Martin! Dankeschön 😀
Wonderful!
Thank you!
Diese Orgel und dieser Organist, gefällt mir ganz toll.👍👌
Dankeschön 😀
Ein tolles Erlebnis, solch ein Instrument hören und auch sehen zu können! Vielen Dank!
Danke fürs Zuschauen! 😀
dickes Lob für Paul Fey, super 👍🏻👏👏
Danke dir 😊
Wow Paul the setting for your left hand makes it sound different in the prelude - great and the full use of stops at the start of the fugue is so refreshingly different: this is you at your very best Paul.BRAVO young friend.
Thank you so much, Michael! 😀
So nice ! My very first Prelude and fugue learned ! But you play it so well ! My favorite interpretation ! Thank you so much Paul ! .
It was my first Bach-Piece too! Thank you so much for watching and all your support, Yves!! 😀
Thank you so much Paul for a brilliant performance! You're the best!🤗👏👏👏
Thank you so much, Peter 😀
You're so welcome my dear friend!🤗👍🐧
Bravo- hat mir auch gut gefallen! Bist für mich einer der jungen talentierten Organisten der Zukunft. Weiter so ❣👍👏👏👏
Das freut mich sehr! Vielen Dank 😀
Superbe interprétation. Jeu simple et harmonieux. Bravo encore.
Thank you so much!
Lieber Paul! Die Silbermann Orgel klingt sehr schön. Die Tonfarbe ist bei Silbermann immer gut getroffen. Danke für deine Vortragsweise von Bachs Präludium und Fuge g-Moll. Nicht umsonst sagte einst Beethoven: "Nicht Bach, Meer sollte er heißen" Grandios von Dir gespielt. Danke! Viele liebe Grüße von Steffen aus Görlitz.
Vielen lieben Dank, Steffen! Jap, der Silbermann-Klang ist immer irgendwie besonders! Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen 😀
Paul, you have mastered the Silbermann organ, producing a magnificent sound on the manual instrument
Thank you so much, Robert! 😀
I love your phrasing, Paul. Thank you for yet another great recording.
Thank you so much for watching, Peter! 😀
Einfach super gespielt! 👍👏
Dankeschön, lieber Thomas! 😀
Großartig Paul Fey, danke 😃
Danke fürs Zuschauen 😀
ich liebe diesen wundervollen, weichen klang der silbermannorgeln! gepaart mit bach und deinem spiel wird das einfach nur fantastisch. vielen lieben dank!
Das freut mich sehr! Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen! 😀
I remember the difficulty I had when first learning this piece (especially the fugue). Super job as usual.
I remember working on the fugue as well - this has been my first Bach-piece 😀
A fine performance on a beautiful organ that is perfectly matched to its surroundings. Thank you, Paul!
Thank you so much, Ralph! 😀
Schöne Interpretation und eine interessante Orgel…
Dankeschön 😀
Great job!
Thank you 😀
Das Stück habe ich letzten Sommer mir innerhalb von 2 Wochen "antrainiert", während ich mit dem Chor, in dem ich singe, auf Konzertreise war, für die Beerdigung von meinem Großvater. Dort konnte ich es leider nicht auf so einer hübschen Orgel spielen, sondern auf einer mittelmäßigen Ahlborn Orgel...
Nice interpretation Paul ! My 12 years old son is learning the fugue. Nice day to you !
Oh thats great! Thank you for watching 😀
Another "hidden" gem to be marked for multiple replays! It is amazing what a rich sound an organ with one manual and limited stops can produce. Am hoping to hear more from it (them). Thank you for this, Paul.
Thank you so much! I hope to get back there for Christmas 😊
Thanks for posting this. You really do bring out the best in an organ. Loved listening to this. I know that some people frown on small one manual organs, but this one really has a lot to offer.
This small instrument really has a lot to offer! Thank you for watching 😀
That much too short piece reminds me of Dicken's Oliver Twist looking at food in the workhouse and saying - "Please sir, may I have some more"? My thoughts exactly! From Chicago, U.S.A.
Haha, true! Especially the prelude seems sooo short! 😀
Einmalig schön, noch dazu auf dieser Orgel, fantastisch Paul Fey 👍👍👍
Dankeschön 😀
Ich geniesse jeden Ton, wunderbar 👌👌👌
Das freut mich! 😀
Oh, how great is this, Paul ! ! What an awesome experience for you to play a Silberman organ ! I love the sound, I love this little Bach piece. A great video today. Thanks, Paul for educating us through historic organ performances.
Thank you so much for watching! 😀
Sie verwöhnen mich Herr Fey, so genial 👍👍👍
Dankeschön fürs Zuschauen! 😀
Ich bin selbst ein großer Fan der "acht kleinen", auch wenn die 588 nicht mein Favorit ist. Zur Zeit brüte ich über dem B-Dur-Präludium und freue mich schon auf ein vorzeigbares Resultat an einer der vielen tollen Orgeln hier im wunderschönen Siebenbürgen.
Danke für Deinen schönen Vortrag, lieber Paul, und für die Präsentation dieses wertvollen Kleinods im schönen Rötha. Toll gespielt und registriert - alles in Allem wieder ein sehr schickes Video! :)
Hallo Florian,
Bist Du aus Siebenbürgen?😄
@@volkmarbusse Hallo Volkmar,
nein das bin ich nicht aber ich lebe hier und habe über meine Freundin auch Familie in dieser Region. LG :)
Jaaa, das kann ich auch verstehen - jedes der Präludien hat aber irgendwie etwas besonders. Ich habe das B-Dur selber nie gespielt aber würde es definitiv auch zu meinen Favoriten zählen! 😀
Ganz toll, danke Paul Fey 1👌👌👌
Danke fürs Zuschauen! 😀
Danke, Paul. Fantastisch, was du aus dieser einmanualigen Orgel mit den wenigen Registern heraus zauberst. Die 8 kleinen Präludien waren das höchste der Gefühle, die ich orgelmäßig mal umsetzen konnte (natürlich nicht mit einer derartigen Souveränität wie du, aber immerhin)., wobei mir Nr 8 am besten gefällt.
Vielen lieben Dank! Ich war auch sehr erstaunt, was doch aus dieser kleinen Orgel alles herauskommt 😀
Super gespielt lieber Paul. Fantastische Orgel ❣❣❣
Dankeschön 😀
@@PaulFey sehr gerne. 🤩🤩🤩
Bach, Mozart, who is "the best." It doesn't matter. I love Bach so much how could I not listen, how could you not give an excellent performance? Thank you Paul. I kinda wish for a miracle, that being to see you play in person, not one, but many pieces.
Thank you so much for watching! Where are you located? Maybe this is possible someday! 😀
@@PaulFey I am in California and you, it appears, are in Europe. So, maybe ...
Played so beautifully. It was a good idea to ask there and to add another wonderful video to this Beautiful Culture Channel.👏👏👏🎹⛪️
Thank you!
Fabelhaft Paul Fey !!!!!
Danke 😀
Well Done again Paul. What programme or app do you use for your music on your tablet. Perhaps I need to start digitising and cataloging my music.....Would you consider doing demo on the eight short preludes and fugue by Bach? This piece is part of that little organist collection.
Thank you so much, Cameron! I‘m using forScore to organize the scores and turn pages 😀 What do you mean by doing a demo on the pieces? 😀
That's awesome! I'm back in the US now, and I didn't make it to Rötha to hear or play the Silbermann organs, although I had hoped to. I should have stopped by on my way back to Leipzig from Altenburg:( I'm told these village organs are really loud. How would you say the volume compares to something like Hildebrandt?
Also, your registration in the Prelude gives an almost Trost-like texture, are you using a Terz-sounding stop at all?
Definitely let me know when you are in the area again - I‘m sure we can arrange something 😀 Yes - these are VERY loud compared to our usual instruments. I‘m not sure how they compare to Hildebrand because I didn’t play these yet 😀
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Lovely recording! Do you happen to know which temperament this organ is tuned in?
Thank you so much! I‘m not sure about the hz, but I think it’s a special Silbermann tuning. The Georgenkirche-Organ is tuned in equal temperament if I‘m not wrong 😀
Hello Paul; such a pleasure to listen to you! I've been wondering - who is responsible for the great sound quality of all your recordings?
Thank you so much, Tom! I‘m so happy to hear that you like the audio quality of my videos - I‘m doing everything on my own 😀
@@PaulFey I suspected as much. So you have a double talent: playing the organ, and recording the organ! Maybe someday you could give us a little info on the equipment you use to record. And it's nice to see your little friends back where they belong!
@@tomhawn3116 Will do - I was planning to do a setup tour soon 😀 Sure! 🐧😀
Great performance! How did you get the iPad to change pages?
Thank you, Ron! I‘m very new to the system and don’t have much experience if there alternatives out there, but I‘m using the forScore app to organize the sheet music. The app also offers a feature to switch pages with mouth movements 😀
@@PaulFey Ah-- I use forScore also and love it but didn't know about mouth movements, gotta try that, thanks !!
Also this is the first piece I learned for organ.
Absolutely wonderful as always Paul. I particularly like this because my Content Clavis 125 organ has one manual and no pedals. I must get the score of this piece, and attempt to achieve good registration
Thank you so much, David! It works really well on smaller Instruments 😀
Wonderfully done as always, but you look like a giant in comparison to the organ console. Random question, how tall are you (to put the size of that organ console in perspective)? I had to look up the date of construction of the organ: 1722.... wondering if the console would be original to that construction..... much shorter people!
Thank you so much! Haha, true - I was thinking the same thing 😀 I‘m about 1,84m tall!
Very excited!
Zur Zeit Bachs, nach dem Glockengeläute, traten die Herren Superintendenten noch unter großem Gefolge in die Kirchen zum Feier der Deutschen Messe ein.
It is a pity that normally "they do not focus, they do not show the pedal" because for someone who is interested in the organ, many of us need to observe, see and analyze how the pedal is and how it is in this type of organ, I hope that in the next videos instead of centering images of altars? better give some good approaches with the camera to the organ and especially to the "pedal", ok?
I get you point! The problem is that I‘d have to take a 3rd camera and tripod with me which won’t fit the already filled backpack and would make it even heavier. I‘m sure that there are many other BWV 558 videos out there including a pedal camera for reference. In these videos I‘m focussing on the churches/videography of the interior and the sound of the instruments instead of covering all angles of the console 😀