2. Prelude in C major by J.S.Bach
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- čas přidán 30. 03. 2015
- Song Title: 'Short' Preludes and Fugues: BWV 553 in C Major
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Performer: Hector Olivera
Instrument: Roland Classic Organ C-330
www.roland.com/products/c-330/ - Hudba
I wish these instruments were more affordable.
What's the price?
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Amazing!
Amazing
Bonne interprétation
Très bon Tempo. Bravo. Merci. Et que le prélude, c'est encore mieux, car cela permet d'apprécier la pièce, dans sa beauté ! Cordialement. Olivier F
👍....knocked my socks off.....
Auf der Kirchenorgel hatte ich das Flohwalzer gespielt. klingt gut 😊
Wow!!!!
Hector querido!!
la perfección en persona... que mas se puede pedir?
gracias gracias
saludos de Argentina
Magnifique je l'écoute en boucle dommage que cet orgue ne soit plus en vente😭
How can I buy one? The Roland webpage has no price and there is no contact number.
You would have better not see the price...
What brand name of organ is this?
I don't know how much it costs in other countries, but here, in Russia it costs near 1,000,000 of course I cannot afford it. What a pity!
we don't know that for sure. in fact the kleine prauludien und fuga's are possible not created by Bach himself.
Ugly console. But sounds good. Sounds better then Allen, but not as good as a newer Rodgers.
I think, that the pedals are really cheap made and too small
Nice Playing! But the pice isn't from Bach... but still very nice :)
Wrong. It is Bachs piece.
TheJakeman789 It was formerly ascribed to Bach, but more likely is by Krebs or at least one of Bachs pupils...
No, the evidence is swinging back to Bach.
Why does there always need to be one conspiracy theorist in the comments under Bach videos. Like not a single piece is from Bach anymore according to them.
Waste of money and resources! This won't last beyond 15 years if that
I would expect a good organ to have a reasonable life of 40 years and should be reasonably maintenance free for up to 20 years. After all unlike conventional pipe or organs or pianos they don’t need tuning. I own a 20 year old organ which is is cheaper than a Roland, Allen or Rodgers so I am having to do some maintenance now. But has a good sound for an instrument of its age. I have the circuit diagrams, some spares and the local technician is able to repair it. If purchasing one i will always make inquiries as to ongoing servicing, spare parts etc being available and what is the expected life of the instrument? My Kawai electric piano and my son,s Yamaha are 25 years old and have not needed any maintenance which is pretty good.
Possibly. But these modern digital modelling organs are pretty authentic sound wise now.