Toccata in E , BWV 566 (Prelude and Fugue in E) by Johann Sebastian Bach performed by Nathan Laube
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Nathan Laube, Professor of Organ at the Eastman School of Music, performs Bach's Toccata in E, BWV 566 (Prelude and Fugue in E) on Rudolf Von Beckerath's masterpiece at St. Paul Roman Catholic Cathedral in Pittsburgh. The performance was part of the 2015 Mid-Atlantic Regional Convention of the American Guild of Organists
What a gift you are to the entire world. !!!! You have no idea what kudos are being set upon your shoulders. WOW!! Nathan ... Thank you for being present in our world. With all these gifts, God-born gifts... to share with an enitre world. CVD
When I want to hear great Bach playing, I make my way to the Netherlands.
Now I will have to add America to the list!
Deciisions! Decisions!
Exremely well and wisely performed!
Bravissimo!!!
One of my absolutely favorite contemporary organists!!!
bach at a fine moment full of cheer and delite and rhythm and lite heartedness...
this is wonderful, imaginative and beautiful !!!! Kudos to composer, organ and artist !!! What a team !!!
Truly a spectacular performance at a spectacular convention! Kudos to you, Pittsburgh AGO!
Great, wonderful and awesome performance... Great Bach.
Bravo! Encore!
Such a gifted young mana great performer maker of music, not just playing the notes
Wonderful instrument, registration and performance!
Wonderful performance !
well played!
Fantastic performance! Nice choice of 8' reed (Krummhorn?) in the second movement (Fugue).
Nice Video!
Great performance, thanks Nathan! Any insights available on the background music during the intro?
+Lieuwe Visscher that was Corrente Italiana by spanish baroque composer Juan Baptista Cabanilles imslp.nl/imglnks/usimg/e/ed/IMSLP126942-WIMA.ccc9-Cabanilles_Corrente_Italiana.pdf
Thank you very much! Will definitely have a look at this piece and probably performing it!
*MASTER!!!, GREETINGS FROM MÉXICO, THANKS A LOT!!!*