Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706) - Fuga in C "Nachtigall"

Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706) - Fuga in C-Dur "Nachtigall"
An der Schmid-Orgel (III/43) von 1982 der Stadtkirche Bad Wildungen: Nils-Ole Krafft
Nähere Informationen zur Orgel: organindex.de/...

[@AashiSoni]

Awesome 👍😊

[@nils-olekrafft1769]

Thanks for watching.

[@highkey3310]

Lovely performance! Thanks for sharing.

[@nils-olekrafft1769]

Thank you very much for your kind words.

[@highkey3310]

@@nils-olekrafft1769 You're welcome. Hope you have a fantastic day! :)

[@philipaggesen]

So wonderful. I didn't know this piece but surely it reminds one of a nightingale with repetitive notes. Well played Nils-Ole. Your organ has a soft round sound which is very pleasant to listen to!

[@nils-olekrafft1769]

Thank you very much, Philip. To be exact: It's not "my" organ. I'm only often there as a guest but I like the instrument.

[@digitalpipes]

What a lovely piece and what a peculiar organ console! Very interesting 🧐

[@nils-olekrafft1769]

Thank you very much. You are right: The console is a bit special. The sidewall with the stops is pivotable and the manuals are steeply inclined. You need time to feel comfortable with this console, but Schmid built it in the 80s often in this way.

[@RalphLooij]

Delightful! Very well played, with a nice and transparent touch.
Never heard of a Kleinpommer 2' as flute stop, but it sounds delightful. An interesting disposition of this organ, clearly neobaroque, which I like very much. None 8/9', I wonder how that sounds.
And what a beautiful organ case, it fits very nicely with the church room it's standing in.

[@nils-olekrafft1769]

Thanks, Ralph. The Organ was renovated in 2011 and since this time the Kleinpommer 2' is named Piccolo 2'. I don't know if there are new pipes or only an new label for the stop because I know the instrument only since 2016.

[@RalphLooij]

@@nils-olekrafft1769 ah OK, well the Piccolo I know ;). Hope to hear more from this most interesting organ.