Nun komm der Heider Heiland BWV 659 // JS.BACH - Emile PARISIEN & Quatuor YENDO

Nun komm der Heider Heiland BWV 659 - JS.BACH
Emile Parisien - Saxophone Soprano
Antonio Garcia Jorge - Saxophone soprano
Jonathan Radford - Saxophone alto
Antonin Pommel - Saxophone ténor
Martin Trillaud - Saxophone baryton
Concert enregistré aux grandes écuries du Château de Versailles dans le cadre du festival Musique à Versailles.
Son // Valentin Couineau
Vidéo // Marine Ottogalli & Karine Morales
Lumières // Julien Olivier
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Bravissssimo!!!

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Emile...you are simply fantastic!!!
bravo for you! health and imspiration!
Youri-Kyiv SAX quartet

[@antoinemorineau3012]

Du grand génie

[@martinhermann5212]

Traumhaft

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Hans haider&Eve

[@mauropatrile2272]

E' un corale talmente bello dalla nascita che non siete riusciti a rovinarlo nemmeno con tutto l'impegno.

[@mtv565]

I'm thumb downing this because of the improvisation at beginning and wrong note @ 7:43 in the soprano sax! You do not add improvisations to Bach! Bach's music is already perfect on its own!!

[@99alenp]

You are joking right?

[@scottchamberlin3309]

I feel that you want to consider that Bach was a very renowned improviser in his time, in a variety of styles as well! So, as post modern as this interpretation is with a mixture of genres, it is not historically accurate but not (in my opinion) historically unprecedented. I really enjoy it!

[@helpthecity]

This comment is hilarious

[@symbian1530]

Only for open-mind people

[@SeanMcCarthyMusic251]

Bach also didn't write for saxophones, is that a thumbs-down-able offense? sheesh