This was the first Bach piece that I got addicted to 9 years ago. I remember binging through Gerubachs channel for the concertos afterwards ... Rip gerubach
As a 'professional' in making such animations, I see a problem with this animation. The circles that show the playing all die out with the same speed. The result is, that, in long notes, the circles have disappeared even though the notes are still playing. I think that the animation would be much better, if the speeds of the reduction of the circles is coupled to the duration of the notes. Of course, this will result in circles having different die-out speeds. But I think this would make the animation much better. Still, it is a nice idea to represent the playing with circles. I am considering to apply this idea to my own animations.
hi Konrad! I am alas not skilled enough to do my own animations, I am using the Music Animation Machine by Stephen Malinowski (www.musanim.com/Player/) - I'd like to create my own animation, but unfortunately I'm strapped with time already as it is... :/
You bless me so much everything you perform guys! I have always been a lover of Bach; your awesome crew brings him back to life in our hearts. You blessed, awesome , magnificent group of very talented men, perform as though you were standing before God Himself! I know He would love it!! Bless you precious men and all you do! Awesome!!!
Hey man I love these! been waiting for this one in particular, so I feel like I have to say there seems to be massive frame drops in the render around 1:13. I haven't watched much further so could be more. Keep it up !
Ugh - You're right. I am using OBS to capture my screen, and unfortunately it is unpredictable. The only option I see is to take two screen captures, then splice them together. I'll do that in the future, thanks for the feedback!
Thank you for this, OrzoMondo. It clearly represents a lot of work, lovingly and faithfully rendered for our electronic age! If I had to pick out something for comment it would be your unerring ear for the beauty in the exchanges between voices. Imitation is such a central feature of this piece, and I so enjoyed that back-and-forth. Evidently, so did you! Thanks again.
This was the first Bach piece that I got addicted to 9 years ago. I remember binging through Gerubachs channel for the concertos afterwards ... Rip gerubach
Long live Gerubach!
Marvelous rendition thank you for this gem. It's criminal that your channel doesn't have more subscribers. Really do appreciate your work.
Thank you so much!
Torrent of harmony and melody towards the stars. Mr. Bach greeting the cosmos in the name of Earth.
It is so beautiful indeed.
Haha i love it
THIS IS SO GOOD!!! I WAS WAITING FOR THIS🔥
Thank you!
Simply Marvellous, most grateful to you for taking the time to share these Masterpieces with your audience, thanks
Thank you so much!!!
Sweet!
Thanks for listening :)
@@OrzoMondo I’ve been going through your catalog and have been enjoying it immensely.
@@bombfog1 Glad you like it, after all those years as a passive listener I decided to create my own versions.
As a 'professional' in making such animations, I see a problem with this animation.
The circles that show the playing all die out with the same speed.
The result is, that, in long notes, the circles have disappeared even though the notes are still playing.
I think that the animation would be much better, if the speeds of the reduction of the circles is coupled to the duration of the notes.
Of course, this will result in circles having different die-out speeds. But I think this would make the animation much better.
Still, it is a nice idea to represent the playing with circles.
I am considering to apply this idea to my own animations.
hi Konrad! I am alas not skilled enough to do my own animations, I am using the Music Animation Machine by Stephen Malinowski (www.musanim.com/Player/) - I'd like to create my own animation, but unfortunately I'm strapped with time already as it is... :/
You bless me so much everything you perform guys! I have always been a lover of Bach; your awesome crew brings him back to life in our hearts. You blessed, awesome , magnificent group of very talented men, perform as though you were standing before God Himself! I know He would love it!! Bless you precious men and all you do! Awesome!!!
I really enjoyed it. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey man I love these! been waiting for this one in particular, so I feel like I have to say there seems to be massive frame drops in the render around 1:13. I haven't watched much further so could be more.
Keep it up !
Ugh - You're right. I am using OBS to capture my screen, and unfortunately it is unpredictable. The only option I see is to take two screen captures, then splice them together. I'll do that in the future, thanks for the feedback!
@@OrzoMondo SO a few frame drops! I'm here for the music - and THAT'S what counts to me. Thank you again - and keep 'em coming.
@@mikeeveleigh6762 Thank you!
@@mikeeveleigh6762 Thank you!
Great work!
Hope to hear more like this in the future😄
Thank you!
Thank you for this, OrzoMondo. It clearly represents a lot of work, lovingly and faithfully rendered for our electronic age! If I had to pick out something for comment it would be your unerring ear for the beauty in the exchanges between voices. Imitation is such a central feature of this piece, and I so enjoyed that back-and-forth. Evidently, so did you! Thanks again.
Thank you Karl! I think this is one of the most beautiful of Bach's concertos.
well done nice
Thank you!
❤
Thank you!
Ist das eine Mathelektion 🤔😉?!
Könnte sein? :)
can you play english suite no 5 on synthesizer?
Only demands, demands and demands. No one word about this excellent arrangement! Crazy! Ungrateful!
Wonderful to hear! With candle-light and warm atmosphere in November!
It will come :)