J. S. Bach (?) - Fantasia and Fugue for organ in A minor BWV 561 - Ton Koopman Organ
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2009
- Fugue at 2:29
Ton Koopman, Organ
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He playing is so light!
What a beautiful sound and piece in general!
Wow! 😊
I even feel that this organ sound is quite psychedelic...
Are u still alive comment from 2010
Absolut!
eerie....
Divine
Ha ha! Leave it to Ton Koopman to cut a full minute off the time, and still not miss a note!
Attributed to Johann Christian Kittel
HELL NO!
@@larikipe940 why not? it does kind of sound like him.
Sounds like it was influenced by Buxtehude
Oceananswer Well, I'ts probably because Bach studied under Buxtehude
more likely by Pachelbel.
@@GianlucaCagnaniJSBGLORY Definitely Pachelbel, not Buxtehude.
@Kelly Fischer his real author was actually the favourite pupil of J.S.Bach.
@Kelly Fis6her can you please, PLEASE name others as idiots or stupids? I know that not all know that it was pachelbel, but please, calm down for s moment
sembra un carillon invece che un organo
This is not Bach style.... in conventional way... I think so
Perché sforzarsi di descrivere a parole qualcosa di ineffabile?
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Translation please Italy is not the center of the world.
Yes it is. Any music like this you may like is coming, directly or not, from Italy. Corelli was Haendel's teacher, Bach learned music by transcribing Frescobaldi, Vivaldi, Corelli, Albinoni, Pergolesi etc. English language may be the center of modern corrupted world, italian is the language of arts. Period. Learn it, you will discover trasures.
Its only nationalistic nonsense. Italian is used in musical terminology, but the comucation language is english, you may like it or not. I dont like it, but I must accept it, and so do you, if you want to comunicate with the rest of the world.
@@Jere-cj6mb by far