BWV 528 - Trio Sonata in e minor - Ludger Lohmann
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- This recording was performed by organist Ludger Lohmann.
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Ludger Lohmann was organist at the Cathedral St. Eberhard, Stuttgart for 25 years. He is the writer of the higly-acclaimed dissertation "Studies on Articulation Problems with keyboard instruments of the 16th to 18th centuries," now a standard study for interpreters of organ music.
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That andante is hard to even believe. I wonder what thoughts and emotions were in Bach's soul when he wrote that sublime peace. Extraordinarily well played, Meister Lohmann.
My new favorite 528! Beautiful performance on a beautiful instrument. This performance is an excellent example of "effortless" performance of an extraordinarily difficult piece ... on a nothing-is-easy authentic mechanical instrument.
That was a virtuosic performance of one the finest trio sonatas of Bach by a Master organist
J. S. Bach - Trio Sonata in E Minor BWV 528
00:00 -Adagio e Vivace
02:38 -Andante
07:22 -Un poco Allegro
Thank you, sir, for bringing back to life one of the most precious piece of work of the greatest Componist ever, J. S. Bach !!!
Very beautiful. I discovered this sonata by watching Swiss crime series Wilder. Otherwise I would probably have missed this astonishing work of Bach. Especially the second movement of this sonata blows me away. Out of this world.
An outstanding performance by Professor Lohmann!
Ludger Lohmann is a master of how to play Bach. This was a neat performance totally controlled yet injecting passion into the music.
Superb and so musical!
Wonderful performance. Bravo! exquisite articulation and choice of registers. Thanks a lot for uploading.
What really amazes me is the way he can play with his feet accurately without seeing it.
Muscle memory.
@@rantingcullinarian So true, aren't people amazing.
@@viophile Studeren!!!
There's a lot of spatial awarenes that organists first develop by playing while keeping their ankles together. We feel the intervals in our feet, knees and legs and thus when we play, we can feel where the next note will be. Similar to how violinists play.
@@Organic_Organist It is difficult to the next level, because pianists mostly operate with their hands whereas organist has to operate with hands and feet simultaneously.
You tap dance beautifully to perfection!Just love it!💥
Amazing
Amazing.
Thank you for playing my favorite trio sonata. BWV528 is one of my second favorite songs and I listen to it from time to time. Listening to the wonderful performance, I was deeply impressed. It was a short time, but I enjoyed listening to it very much. I hope you will continue to play an active role in the future.
トリオソナタ、バッハの中で一番好きなんです。
そんな中またまた大好きなBWV528がこんなに素晴らしく聴かせるのは滅多にないよね、生まれ変わったらオルガン奏者にもなってみたい😂
Well Played
2:38 andante
7:22 poco allegro
What impressive pedal technique😱 His feet look like they are typing at a computer screen...😄👏
Saw him play this yesterday in the magnificent organ of the Taipei concert hall Flentrop. Wonderful!
I was there too. 😊
2:37 ❤
Maravilloso
Good
Hmm, 20k views and only ~420 likes two years after posting? I am surprised and disappointed. This is so much more deserving.
Organists are on a whole other level. Organ>piano >all other instruments😅
Is this the iOrgan?
No bro