Toll gespielt!!!! Das Instrument und der Raum - und nicht zuletzt die technische Potenz des Interpreten- vertragen dieses Tempo. Ich bin im Allgemeinen nicht der Freund der im Trend liegenden Geschwindigkeitsrekorde, aber hier ist´s einfach schön!
Wonderful how you managed to preserve many of the voices from the orchestral version which sometimes get lost in the organ solo performance. When I saw that the total time was 3:44mins , I was expecting a rushed rendition but the less reverberation times allow for that speed; but I would still have preferred a tiny bit slower pace and a more reverberant sound to let the splendor spread out a bit. Love that there are folks like you still working hard to bring us the music of Bach, thank you; I realize how difficult this is. Bach took a violin solo and made it into a piece that tests the limits of what is humanly possible. Some are satisfied with just getting all the notes in like a human sequencer, others focus on the registration and screw up timing and pace while others focus on preserving the musical identity of all the lines you can hear in an multi instrument rendition; I like the balance you have achieved with this organ in this space. Thanks for posting. I can hear the Silbermann influence (pun intended) on this organ, very clear , Brilliant but not bright.
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Thank you for your interesting comment! It is indeed always a balancing act to find the right speed for the music, the instrument and the acoustic in the church.
Very beautifull and baroque performance! I love this transcription, who has made it? More complete than that of Dupré, and with only two keyboards. I like this tempo too, closer to the orchestral versions, there is something lighter. I would buy the sheet music if I could! Congratulations!
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Thank you! I follow Guilmant's transcription mostly. Only changed it slightly to come as close as possible the original orchestra version.
Underrated channel!!!!! Stunning performance!!!!!!
Very nice😊
Very good performance, lovely music!
Meraviglioso!
Toll gespielt!!!! Das Instrument und der Raum - und nicht zuletzt die technische Potenz des Interpreten- vertragen dieses Tempo. Ich bin im Allgemeinen nicht der Freund der im Trend liegenden Geschwindigkeitsrekorde, aber hier ist´s einfach schön!
Wonderful how you managed to preserve many of the voices from the orchestral version which sometimes get lost in the organ solo performance. When I saw that the total time was 3:44mins , I was expecting a rushed rendition but the less reverberation times allow for that speed; but I would still have preferred a tiny bit slower pace and a more reverberant sound to let the splendor spread out a bit. Love that there are folks like you still working hard to bring us the music of Bach, thank you; I realize how difficult this is. Bach took a violin solo and made it into a piece that tests the limits of what is humanly possible. Some are satisfied with just getting all the notes in like a human sequencer, others focus on the registration and screw up timing and pace while others focus on preserving the musical identity of all the lines you can hear in an multi instrument rendition; I like the balance you have achieved with this organ in this space. Thanks for posting.
I can hear the Silbermann influence (pun intended) on this organ, very clear , Brilliant but not bright.
Thank you for your interesting comment! It is indeed always a balancing act to find the right speed for the music, the instrument and the acoustic in the church.
Very good!
Amazing rendition, congratulations!! :D
Thank you! Very kind!
Bravissimo!
And...organ console looks like a nuclear power plant control panel :)
Very beautifull and baroque performance! I love this transcription, who has made it? More complete than that of Dupré, and with only two keyboards. I like this tempo too, closer to the orchestral versions, there is something lighter. I would buy the sheet music if I could! Congratulations!
Thank you! I follow Guilmant's transcription mostly. Only changed it slightly to come as close as possible the original orchestra version.