Bach - Italian Concerto BWV 971 (Gunther Rost)
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- Johann Sebastian Bach, Italian Concerto, BWV 971
Italienisches Konzert, Zweiter Teil der Klavierübung
Gunther Rost, organ
Stift Göss, Austria
00:26 Allegro
04:43 Andante
09:18 Presto
Organ by Johann Georg Mitterreither 1718 (restored by Bodem 1997)
Specification:
Manual, CDEFGA - c3
Pordon 8‘
Copel Major 8’
Copel Minor 4'
Flet 4'
Octav 4'
Quint 2 2/3'
Superoktav 2'
Mixtur IV
Principal 8'
Pedal, CDEFGA - g
Supbas 16'
Flet 8’
Pordonbas 8'
Cornett III
Orgelland Steiermark 2018
Land Steiermark - A9 Kultur, Europa, Außenbeziehungen
Stadt Graz - Kultur
Zentrum für Orgelforschung Graz
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That is sure unusual, but he has control of what he is doing and thus is doing it for a reason. I find it quite interesting.
Absolutely unimaginable rubato. Most people probably don't like it. But the fashion for this way of playing was already in the time of Mozart. I think Mozart did not like such rubato. However, it must be admitted that such a way of playing existed and this fact should not be ignored. We must be glad that we have the opportunity to hear the way of playing that was used in music. We should not like the historical fact. It is important to know this fact to be able to understand it.
I'm feeeling sea sick after just 30 seconds
The first movement could have been perfect without that rubato. However, the second & third movements are really superb!
👏👏👏WONDERFUL👏👏👏!!!!!!!!!!!!...
Bach wouldnt be proud
Excellent play and the organ looks super-splendid!
BRAVO! Weltklasse!
Wunderbar!!!!
Magnificent!
Magnifique ..de Québec
Hi...iam indonesian....
Gunther stop mutilating Mozart rhythm. Hot water is already invented. For one organ player you play very unmusical and very choppy
Do you really think YOU are the person to tell PROFESSOR Rost how to play? Really?
@@BurkhardTerhart YES
brooo maybe it just doesnt sound good on an organ
but is that rubato i hear?
it seems a little crazy too