@@blueskull5727 trust me bro synthesia might seem easier at first but if you learn to sight read (which is really not that hard if you put practice into it), synthesia will seem like a nightmare in comparison. learn to sight read it'll save your life
Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis, (BWV) German for Bach Works Catalogue, it's a system created to universally catalogue all of JS Bach's works. They are group thematically (not chronologically as may of his pieces are undated)
Best version I have heard, honestly. Most versions played by an actual organist(s) just lack the depth of the bass notes that you provide in this version which fill it out and drive the song forward so nicely and powerfully.
Amazing! With the explantion you can perceived that,beyond the inspiration,a piece like this one have to be planned to achieve the emotional content of the audience. Bach der meister aller meister.
I read that a hour or two before services, these pieces would be performed outside in front the church. To a population only a few centuries distant from the Late Middle Ages it must have made an impression. The volume and tones all without electricity just manual power.
Look at this from Bach's point of view: He had an enormously demanding schedule that required literally thousands of pages of music...all BRAND new, from his brain. He created some of the most magical and magnificent works in history. HE HAD TO WONDER HOW HE COULD ACTUALLY DO THIS? His "solution" was that it must have been a gift from God. He sometimes "joked" that anyone willing to work hard could do this too. Too funny. Bach would not have understood modern atheists. He would simply have said: "OK, if you're so smart YOU create what I did!" BTW, I play the piano transcription of this fugue. Actually....quite well. But that does NOT make me Bach. All it makes me is a "relatively" good pianist. Nothing more. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
With modern music theory knowledge and understanding of the fugue art style, many trained musicians could do this. I don't think any sort of God gave bach his gift, he was just talented..
AAAAAAArrrreeeeee You Ready? Mega Man Legends is the reason I became a fan of Bach and the entire baroque genre. For some reason all I want to do is math and day dream when I listen to this mans work.
Tom Cummings it’s probably for a project or made by a prof to help study. This is pretty easy for me to understand, it’s just being in music for a while it’s just like a second language
Futility The word "song" is very often used to refer to any piece of music. Though it is _technically_ incorrect, most people still use it like that, and most people don't care if it's technically wrong. Why not try not being such a smart-arse.
Analizando el contrapunto de esta composición (llamada irónicamente "la pequeña") se aprecia algo increíble y atemorizante, y es que recapitula la historia la música en cada paso que da, por ejemplo en 2:08 utiliza "power chords" que son quintas justas utilizadas en metal pesado, el objetivo de esas quintas justas es generar distorsión, después hay un montón de recapitulaciones: el análisis planteado en subtítulos es totalmente infantil y básico, en 2:20 Nadie puede ni asomarse al romanticismo brutal que plantean esas 4 voces, solamente eligiendo una al azar ya es romántico, después vemos récords mundiales de armonía, voces, justificación de intervalos, en 1:20 dice "falsa entrada", en realidad ahí aparece el récord mundial del intervalo más alto del mundo, una 11, de la octava una cuarta justa más, cuando Chopin lo máximo que logró fue 10, de la octava una tercera mayor más en el Nocturno 9:2. Nunca vi un análisis justo de esta composición infernal
From Capcom's _MegaMan Legends_ for the PlayStation 1 released in 1997: MegaMan Volnutt: It's a man? A _person?_ Megaman Juno: Was it you who awoke me? It is somewhat earlier than I have planned. But no matter. Thank you for awakening me. Hmm... have we met before? Oh, forgive me. You are a purifier model, assigned to the direct command of Mother. As I recall, you were designated *Megaman Trigger.* Please forgive me. I do not recognize you in your current configuration.
Kuroizx Saying "is" instead of "are" has become commonplace here in England in recent years. I suppose you know the trend I'm referring to. Where has it come from?
It stems from an alarming lack of 1. education and 2. the imperative and urgency to be functionally correct in one's endeavors. Basically people don't care enough about what the right thing is or doing it, and instead believe that their chosen sub-par alternatives are sufficient for their purposes. Imagine this scenario: you are at a train station to catch a 3 o'clock train, you don't have a watch and your phone is out of batteries, so you approach a nearby young man in fashionable casual apparel for the time, to which he pulls out his phone and responds "it's a quarter 'til 3." You thank him and decide you have enough time to relieve yourself before making your way to the train, but a few seconds later another man who is small of stature and is in business wear and who was nearby interjects "It's actually 3:52," to which the young man responds "close enough, bitch!" as he immediately corners the smaller man and begins beating him and punching him in the face repeatedly. After about 20 seconds of pummeling the smaller man, the young man remarks "Where is your demon sisters to protect you now?!" As you stand there in shock at the scene playing out in front of you, you soil yourself in front of hundreds of passersby and then make your way to the washroom to clean yourself, ultimately missing your train.
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Bach was a genius. I absolutely love the organ. It sounds so dark and amazing.
great for someone who studies music or someone who trys to understand the structural principles of fugues
or for people who cant brain these paperthingies (like me). i now can learn playing this stuff :D its fun to learn it
if you use synthesia over sheet music to understand fugues you're doing something wrong.
@@blueskull5727 trust me bro synthesia might seem easier at first but if you learn to sight read (which is really not that hard if you put practice into it), synthesia will seem like a nightmare in comparison. learn to sight read it'll save your life
@@espressonoob yeah, i dont know where the line is, but fugues are way over it
Lots of aspects of music theory in this fugue, great for anybody taking a course.
Do you know this song is 300 years old! 😦
+Dan Jones yes because he was born in the 1600's😤😤😤😤😤
@@sergiorosales1689 they didn't have sliced bread
by far my favorite fugue Bach composed
Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis, (BWV) German for Bach Works Catalogue, it's a system created to universally catalogue all of JS Bach's works. They are group thematically (not chronologically as may of his pieces are undated)
Masterfully done. The different colors clarify the parts nicely. Thank you for putting this up.
and he is flying higher!
King of the sky !
Still gives me the chills everytime I hear it
Jesus, what a masterpiece from a music theory persepective! So many aspects to take in consideration at the same time.
Many, many thanks...I love this work and have listened to many of the many versions available but this is the best.
This is really my favorite Bach song of all time
Embrace the Fame, Red squadron leader!
Best version I have heard, honestly. Most versions played by an actual organist(s) just lack the depth of the bass notes that you provide in this version which fill it out and drive the song forward so nicely and powerfully.
Connor must be heard live
This will keep students busy for years to come
And hopefully, will be a stepping stone for those students to create their own music!
fugues are the musical embodiment of the brink of human consciousness through delirium
*man and machine there's nothing in between*
Really wonderful notes describing the development of this fugue. Should be extremely useful to students beginning study of fugue theory.
I played this in summer music with the advanced chamber and it was a lot of fun and hearing it now it brings back so many good memories^^
Thanks for annotating, I learnt from this too :) Loved the recording of this too
this is simply a beautiful piece i love it so much :33
Awesome! Now I can play this!
Karol Urbański do you already know how to play we are Number One from lazy Town
Amazing! With the explantion you can perceived that,beyond the inspiration,a piece like this one have to be planned to achieve the emotional content of the audience. Bach der meister aller meister.
Wonderful job, thanks for the video and the analysis 🌸🌸🌺🌺
I know with a LOT of practice, people can play this on the piano/organ, but to me, I'll always see this as a concert band piece.
Why not for concert band? I'm sure it's just as beautiful.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
Celestial
I read that a hour or two before services, these pieces would be performed outside in front the church. To a population only a few centuries distant from the Late Middle Ages it must have made an impression. The volume and tones all without electricity just manual power.
After hearing this piece I’m definitely planing on learning it after g minor Bach
Bravo! 👏👏👏👏
Look at this from Bach's point of view: He had an enormously demanding schedule that required literally thousands of pages of music...all BRAND new, from his brain. He created some of the most magical and magnificent works in history.
HE HAD TO WONDER HOW HE COULD ACTUALLY DO THIS? His "solution" was that it must have been a gift from God. He sometimes "joked" that anyone willing to work hard could do this too. Too funny.
Bach would not have understood modern atheists. He would simply have said: "OK, if you're so smart YOU create what I did!"
BTW, I play the piano transcription of this fugue. Actually....quite well. But that does NOT make me Bach. All it makes me is a "relatively" good pianist. Nothing more.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
Anyone could have made this if they had the understanding and willingness to put the work...
With modern music theory knowledge and understanding of the fugue art style, many trained musicians could do this. I don't think any sort of God gave bach his gift, he was just talented..
God isn’t always the answer
If people don’t know something then why to assume “god” is the solution...dumb
@@ferkixx2314 it's a logical fallacy known as "cognitive bias" and yes, it's dumb
Chills
Sounds just like the Mega Man Legends version.
AAAAAAArrrreeeeee You Ready?
Mega Man Legends is the reason I became a fan of Bach and the entire baroque genre. For some reason all I want to do is math and day dream when I listen to this mans work.
@@JohnSmith-gs2rv You're not a strange kid for recognizing a classical piece as a child.
Wow great song, I found the subtitles very interesting though I have very little idea what they mean
Tom Cummings it’s probably for a project or made by a prof to help study. This is pretty easy for me to understand, it’s just being in music for a while it’s just like a second language
Tom Cummings Piece not song
Futility a peice is a song, stop being so uptight and enjoy lmao.
Melissa Hooper A song has lyrical content, hence it is sung, I hear NO singing
Futility The word "song" is very often used to refer to any piece of music. Though it is _technically_ incorrect, most people still use it like that, and most people don't care if it's technically wrong. Why not try not being such a smart-arse.
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The subject in upper voice before the F# transition would be better stated to be played in the Subdominant as oppose to just "C minor".
Ayaaaa~!
Playing 4 voice fugue with two hands and feet... seems legit for someone like J.S.Bach :D
Analizando el contrapunto de esta composición (llamada irónicamente "la pequeña") se aprecia algo increíble y atemorizante, y es que recapitula la historia la música en cada paso que da, por ejemplo en 2:08 utiliza "power chords" que son quintas justas utilizadas en metal pesado, el objetivo de esas quintas justas es generar distorsión, después hay un montón de recapitulaciones: el análisis planteado en subtítulos es totalmente infantil y básico, en 2:20 Nadie puede ni asomarse al romanticismo brutal que plantean esas 4 voces, solamente eligiendo una al azar ya es romántico, después vemos récords mundiales de armonía, voces, justificación de intervalos, en 1:20 dice "falsa entrada", en realidad ahí aparece el récord mundial del intervalo más alto del mundo, una 11, de la octava una cuarta justa más, cuando Chopin lo máximo que logró fue 10, de la octava una tercera mayor más en el Nocturno 9:2. Nunca vi un análisis justo de esta composición infernal
Mira el análisis de Jaime Altozano.
Megaman Volnutt: It's a man? A person?
AYYYYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaa...
Aya: EEK
@jimmy alderson Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (Bach Works Catalogue)
Please, do you have any sheets for this piece? It's amazing!
Me, just a normal human with only ten fingers : 🙃
Play the low notes with your feet
Mega man Legends Organ?
How can I get this version of Synthesia?
This was usefull. I was having trouble with the main voice (the purple bit) using sheet music. From 0:30
amazing. i only just mastered this song on that magic piano app game thing.
somebody here from knowing it from Mad Father?
+Jessika Issej Yep.
As well as me
As well as me
Me,
Yes lol
What you do is very interesting , I'd like to see the Synthesia of bwv 542 (fantasia) & bwv540 (toccata).
from italy.
could you upload the midi you're using?
This showed up in the frollo show.
"Where's your demon sistas now!?"
Man and machine their nothing their in between
Hearing this i cant help hut here toccata and fugue in d minor
Hey, I know you may not have the rights to, but do you think I can use this as the theme for a villain I'm working on?
Alguien sabe de algún Tutorial en you tube enseñando esta pieza de Bach? agradecería mucho la información
0:38
What's with the f#? It acts as if it's part of the key. I looked everywhere for answeres. None were found.
In G minor it's the leading note
Its the leading tone of G harmonic minor
自分用
第一声部
0:00
第二声部
0:17
第三声部
0:36
第四声部
0:52
What does bwv stand for?
Bach Werks Verzeichnis
Bach Werke Verzeichnis (Bach Works Index)
0:09
From Capcom's _MegaMan Legends_ for the PlayStation 1 released in 1997:
MegaMan Volnutt: It's a man? A _person?_
Megaman Juno: Was it you who awoke me? It is somewhat earlier than I have planned. But no matter. Thank you for awakening me. Hmm... have we met before? Oh, forgive me. You are a purifier model, assigned to the direct command of Mother. As I recall, you were designated *Megaman Trigger.* Please forgive me. I do not recognize you in your current configuration.
masterpiece, but you need at least four hands to play it :D
Yes, on the piano. But in the organ, just two hands and two feet.
Y eso se toca con dos manos!!! 😲😲😲😨😰
Cómo se toca en el segundo 0:51??
Se usa una serie de pedales con forma de las teclas. Aquí hay un vídeo de alguien demostrándolo: ruclips.net/video/PhRa3REdozw/видео.html
@@chloeburbank_ la nariz
"Where is your demon sisters to protect you now?"
what?
"where are"
Kuroizx
Saying "is" instead of "are" has become commonplace here in England in recent years.
I suppose you know the trend I'm referring to. Where has it come from?
It stems from an alarming lack of 1. education and 2. the imperative and urgency to be functionally correct in one's endeavors. Basically people don't care enough about what the right thing is or doing it, and instead believe that their chosen sub-par alternatives are sufficient for their purposes. Imagine this scenario: you are at a train station to catch a 3 o'clock train, you don't have a watch and your phone is out of batteries, so you approach a nearby young man in fashionable casual apparel for the time, to which he pulls out his phone and responds "it's a quarter 'til 3." You thank him and decide you have enough time to relieve yourself before making your way to the train, but a few seconds later another man who is small of stature and is in business wear and who was nearby interjects "It's actually 3:52," to which the young man responds "close enough, bitch!" as he immediately corners the smaller man and begins beating him and punching him in the face repeatedly. After about 20 seconds of pummeling the smaller man, the young man remarks "Where is your demon sisters to protect you now?!" As you stand there in shock at the scene playing out in front of you, you soil yourself in front of hundreds of passersby and then make your way to the washroom to clean yourself, ultimately missing your train.
I’M NOT THAT COORDINATED!!!!
seems Organ
nooo! you dont say :)
"some sequences" lololol
つまり、アナタを排除するってことですよ