If I'm not mistaken, this appears to be a sophisticated MIDI controller made of wood, equipped with three manuals and a pedalboard, working in tandem with a computer to produce sampled sounds. This setup allows for emulating the experience of playing a real organ, using digital technologies to faithfully recreate the richness and variety of the original instruments' sounds. It's fascinating to see how modern technology can bring classical music and organ practice into home environments, making it accessible to a wider audience.
You're absolutely correct! I am so happy that I have bought this instrument because it allows me to practice at home and not commute to the church every time I need to play!
Philip love the opening stops - your steady pace is so commendable some give into the temptation to rush this - you hold it under control so the melody shines through in the left hand and pedals - BRAVO Philip. Please play more Bach.
Thank you very much Andrea. Yes you definitely can find some in a much faster tempo but this one felt natural to me. Thank you very for much for commenting and watching!
I have heard this piece innumerable times already, in all kinds and shapes, but I have to say this is the first time really love and cherish it! I don't know how you do it - in part it's the right choice of tempo - but your rendition sounds overwelmingly beautiful and glorious! Again, your art brings tears of joy into my eyes. Thank you!
Dear Andreas. What I can I say when I read such kind words but a huge thank you. You write with such gratitude which humbles me greatly. I was so happy and moved by your fine feedback. Thank you very much for your support. It really means a lot!!!
Oh yes, I started this fugue some time ago, if only I had had lessons, then maybe I could do it. It's beautiful how you play it! Thanks a lot for this!
What an exciting sound - I didn't realize Nordbroek could do this too - fabulous! And I love your controlled tempo - all the excitement and fire is there! 😊
Thank you. This is the piece that kindled my love of classical music in general and baroque organ in particular in 1978. I thoroughly enjoyed your rendition.
Noordbroek is decidedly ideal for much of Bach -- as is your registration! It's as if you've taken us back to Arnstadt to hear the master himself! One of my favorite moments in this fugue is where the subject comes in the tenor in the relative major (B-flat - 2:04). I love how you phrase it to make the subject sing throughout.
He escuchado la lista completa; fue un verdadero deleite escuchar todas las piezas. En verdad admiro mucho, tanto tu virtuosismo como el sentimiento con el que transmites tu sentir, no todo músico transmite su propia alma al ejecutar la música y alma de los grandes, y creo que tú tienes ambos dones. Gracias por tu música.
Estuve muy agradecido de leer su amable comentario. En primer lugar: gracias por su donación. Es realmente una lección de humildad recibir tanta amabilidad. ¡Me conmovió mucho tu amabilidad! ¡Gracias por tomarse su tiempo para comunicarse!
The original audio is actually on this organ half a tone higher by design. Noordbroek is voiced that way if you went to the church and heard it being played.
@@philipaggesen Is that a common thing among church organs? I often hear a pitch shift in church organ videos and I always assumed the audio itself was shifted
@@philipaggesen Hi, unfortunately I've been playing for just 1 year and 7 months so all the pieces I know are just the toccata in d Minor and 2 pieces by Hans Zimmer, all of these self taught. I started on January with actual organ lessons. My favourite repertoire to listen to are fugues for sure, I like the mathematical complexity behind them, hopefully one time I'll get to play some Bach fugues.
Noordbroek is a really really good sample set I use for almost every Bach I want to record unless I need the grandness. And you're completely right: it sounds very authentic. I mostly use the rear perspective. I think 80% of the sound is from that perspective. Thanks Richard and for all the wonderful work you do!
Hi. The organ is an electric home organ from Noorlander. I bought it 2 years ago I haven't regretted it one bit :) All 3 keyboards are places where you can have different sounds mixed. It is the same octaves but organ can be vastly different so they often sound very distinct from each other. Thank you so much for commenting!
@@philipaggesen thank you so much, I’m 25 and pianist and aspiring organist, I’ve been given the chance to play on a real pipe organ once when I was less experienced, now I struggle to find a piano/keyboard that could even come close to replicating the sound one. This may be exactly what I was looking for 🙏🏻🙏🏻
![J.S.Bach - JESU, JOY OF MAN'S DESIRING for organ (BWV 147) [Hauptwerk // Noordbroek]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uD06sG3FKvo/mqdefault.jpg)
¡Gracias!
Soy yo quien también te lo agradece!
Bach will never die, because of people like you. His work will live. Thanks.
Hi Philippe. I wholeheartedly agree. Bach will always be around!! As it should be!
If I'm not mistaken, this appears to be a sophisticated MIDI controller made of wood, equipped with three manuals and a pedalboard, working in tandem with a computer to produce sampled sounds. This setup allows for emulating the experience of playing a real organ, using digital technologies to faithfully recreate the richness and variety of the original instruments' sounds. It's fascinating to see how modern technology can bring classical music and organ practice into home environments, making it accessible to a wider audience.
You're absolutely correct! I am so happy that I have bought this instrument because it allows me to practice at home and not commute to the church every time I need to play!
@@philipaggesen Yeah! I want this in my house. Could you elaborate on your setup?
Philip love the opening stops - your steady pace is so commendable some give into the temptation to rush this - you hold it under control so the melody shines through in the left hand and pedals - BRAVO Philip. Please play more Bach.
Dear Michael. Such kind words to read. I am very grateful for your kind words and support!!
@@philipaggesen Absolutely my pleasure young friend. I always like to encourage young musicians. Best wishes from your old Australia/Scottish friend.
Perfect tempo, it's not a race or to show how quickly your fingers and feet can move
Thank you very much Andrea. Yes you definitely can find some in a much faster tempo but this one felt natural to me. Thank you very for much for commenting and watching!
Imagine just having a organ at home 😳
I can recommend it fully :D
Thanks to inexpensive small computers, this is no longer something to imagine! Almost anyone can build their own organ for their own home/apartment.
I have heard this piece innumerable times already, in all kinds and shapes, but I have to say this is the first time really love and cherish it! I don't know how you do it - in part it's the right choice of tempo - but your rendition sounds overwelmingly beautiful and glorious! Again, your art brings tears of joy into my eyes. Thank you!
Dear Andreas. What I can I say when I read such kind words but a huge thank you. You write with such gratitude which humbles me greatly. I was so happy and moved by your fine feedback. Thank you very much for your support. It really means a lot!!!
Sehr schön!!!
Thanks!!
Another great piece of playing, right tempo and glorious registration, a superb organ for Bach, it seems
I can't seem to get away from Noordbroek. It is just that good to my ears! Thank you as always Peter. It always makes be glad getting such feedback!!
Oh yes, I started this fugue some time ago, if only I had had lessons, then maybe I could do it. It's beautiful how you play it! Thanks a lot for this!
Thank you nak! Give it a go again!!?
What an exciting sound - I didn't realize Nordbroek could do this too - fabulous! And I love your controlled tempo - all the excitement and fire is there! 😊
Noordbroek is just one of my favorite sample sets! I LOVE it!
Thank you. This is the piece that kindled my love of classical music in general and baroque organ in particular in 1978. I thoroughly enjoyed your rendition.
How lovely to read your comment. The fugue is definitely one of the outstanding ones from Bach’s young years. Thank you for leaving your kind comment.
It's a very beautiful rendition of this famous piece ! Bravissimo Philip !
Thank you as always Remi!!!
Really fantastic. I'm probably about a year or two from getting to this piece. Really looking forward to it. Love your home organ too!
You can do it!! Thanks for your comment!
Besides the playing, this is one of the best sounding YTs I've heard yet - even of live organs.
WOW, what a fantastic comment to read. I am so grateful for this!!
I love that you give us time to enjoy the phrases and not just rush through the piece by flexing technique... very nicely played!
So grateful to read your kind comment!
Noordbroek is decidedly ideal for much of Bach -- as is your registration! It's as if you've taken us back to Arnstadt to hear the master himself! One of my favorite moments in this fugue is where the subject comes in the tenor in the relative major (B-flat - 2:04). I love how you phrase it to make the subject sing throughout.
Yes it really is a JOYFUL outburst of a triumphant theme. Bach is just the best!
It’s gorgeous! I even feel majestic. Great rendition and very suitable registration! Thank you philip!
So kind of you to write that!! Thank you!
it sounds like a real organ, i love the surround sound!!! one day I would like to play an organ like this
I really can recommend getting an Hauptwerk home organ.
Wonderfully executed! Enjoyed the performance
Hi Stephen! I am so glad you liked it! Love getting feedback! :)
Excellent performance on Noordbroek. Thanks Philip.
Thank you James!!!
Indeed a very nice rendition -- wonderfully clear and articulate! Thanks for posting!
So grateful to read your kind comment! Thank you for watching!
This brings me back to my early studies. Wonderfully done. I think your technique, timing and phrasing are superb. Thank you so much.
Hi Joe. Thank you so much. It is great hearing from a fellow colleague. Do you still play?
@@philipaggesen I am retired now.
Phillip
That was beautifully played. Your registration and tempo are tremendous, great job.
Thanks so much Joe. I am glad my choice of tempo was OK
Interprétation parfaite. ❤ Merci pour votre jeu. Olivier
Tu es toujours si encourageant. Merci !
@@philipaggesen vous avez un tel talent, que sans vous connaître, on vous aime, et on souhaite vous rencontrer. Olivier
Well played and performed! You know your Bach, that´s for sure!! Very enjoyable!!! Thumbs up from me!
Thank you for taking the time to write such kind words 👍🏻
This is one of my faves! Cheers!
It’s super great!👍🏻
He escuchado la lista completa; fue un verdadero deleite escuchar todas las piezas. En verdad admiro mucho, tanto tu virtuosismo como el sentimiento con el que transmites tu sentir, no todo músico transmite su propia alma al ejecutar la música y alma de los grandes, y creo que tú tienes ambos dones. Gracias por tu música.
Estuve muy agradecido de leer su amable comentario. En primer lugar: gracias por su donación. Es realmente una lección de humildad recibir tanta amabilidad. ¡Me conmovió mucho tu amabilidad!
¡Gracias por tomarse su tiempo para comunicarse!
@@philipaggesen Thanks to you for sharing your gift and talent. Beautiful music.
I love the tempo you play a lot of pieces on: wonderful ❤
Thank you very much!!
@@philipaggesen My pleasure, Sir!
☺
Very nice played! :)
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
It's a great performance, Philip! I like the sample set and sound you chose.👍
So glad you like it. I find your own playing very very good so keep up the good work :)
When you have All in One to Play...
Nice. Thanks
So kind of you to write that! 😌
Do you have the original audio? This audio was shifted about a half note up.
The original audio is actually on this organ half a tone higher by design. Noordbroek is voiced that way if you went to the church and heard it being played.
@@philipaggesen Is that a common thing among church organs? I often hear a pitch shift in church organ videos and I always assumed the audio itself was shifted
YOu have some amazing ears!
No, it is just that some organ naturally are voiced half a tone higher. I don’t know why
Danke für die Unterstützung (Fingersatz)!
Wow. Thank you. If you send me an email I can send my own score of the fuge with fingerings on.
@@philipaggesen you already sent me the fingerings of BWV 543 after my email request. So far, I did not thank you yet. This is my answer... 😉
Oh!! Haha. Sorry but good to know! Happy Sunday!
👏👍 Bellissimo pezzo e notevole esecuzione!!!
Grazie per il gentile commento e per la visione!!
Köszönöm szépen !
YAY! 🎉
ESTO SI ES FORMIDABLE!!! FELICITACIONES.
MUCHÍSIMAS GRACIAS!!!
The middle part its like morning style and glorious
Thank you!
I really like the tempo
Wonderful to hear - thanks!!
Interesting: Totally legato, surprising but sounds really great.
Super 🎼🎹❤️😇🙏🌅👍
Much appreciated Maria 🎵🙏🏻
This is Awesome!
Yay!! Thanks Ron!
It's amazing how well you can control your tempo!
Hi Enea. Thank you for reaching out. You play the organ as well. What is your favorite organ repertoire to play?
@@philipaggesen Hi, unfortunately I've been playing for just 1 year and 7 months so all the pieces I know are just the toccata in d Minor and 2 pieces by Hans Zimmer, all of these self taught. I started on January with actual organ lessons. My favourite repertoire to listen to are fugues for sure, I like the mathematical complexity behind them, hopefully one time I'll get to play some Bach fugues.
Woooooo that’s sharp! Really need to learn this! This sampleset sounds very genuine… are you recording using different perspectives?
Noordbroek is a really really good sample set I use for almost every Bach I want to record unless I need the grandness. And you're completely right: it sounds very authentic. I mostly use the rear perspective. I think 80% of the sound is from that perspective.
Thanks Richard and for all the wonderful work you do!
素晴らしい🥹👏👏👏❤️
ありがとう！！
very nice!
So kind of you to write that. Thank you for watching! 🙏🏻
Le tempo est une référence. Olivier
C'est plus lent que la plupart des autres interprétations mais ça m'a fait du bien. Merci Olivier
J'aime cet musique Classique
Me too!
What is the organ you have?? I want one so badly
Hi. The organ is an electric home organ from Noorlander. I bought it 2 years ago I haven't regretted it one bit :) All 3 keyboards are places where you can have different sounds mixed. It is the same octaves but organ can be vastly different so they often sound very distinct from each other.
Thank you so much for commenting!
@@philipaggesen thank you so much, I’m 25 and pianist and aspiring organist, I’ve been given the chance to play on a real pipe organ once when I was less experienced, now I struggle to find a piano/keyboard that could even come close to replicating the sound one. This may be exactly what I was looking for 🙏🏻🙏🏻
remaimers my other life.
This has a big cathedral sound from a little home organ. Is it fake?
It is a Hauptwerk organ which means I play on sample sounds
@@philipaggesen interesting. So the sounds are electronically captured and play when you strike a key?
Yup, that's right!
Legato ?
Some places, some places not 😉
So this is where interstellar's docking is from
Bach is a great inspiration to many many people!
Es ist gut, sehr gut!
Aber es ist nicht legato.
Ich danke dir sehr. Ja, es ist nicht ganz legato, weil ich versuche, ein bisschen non-legato zu spielen :)
Rather odd unoleasent sourish organ sound
Alright. I think it sounds awesome 🤩
Yuck. Too gluey and too slow.\
OK