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FRANCK Choral No. 3 in A minor - Paul Jacobs at St. Michael's Abbey, Silverado, CA
Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs plays Cesar Franck's impassioned Choral No. 3 in A Minor, the composer's final work written just before his death in 1890. Recorded at St. Michael's Norbertine Abbey in Silverado, CA on the Schoenstein & Co. Tribune Organ, Op. 183. (Recorded by Christian Amonson)
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VIERNE Final, Symphony No. 1 (excerpt) - Paul Jacobs at St. Michael's Abbey, Silverado, CA
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Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs plays the Schoenstein Tribune Organ at St. Michael's Abbey in Silverado, CA. Recorded by Christian Amonson.
Widor Toccata - Paul Jacobs plays the Hazel Wright Organ
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Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs performs Charles-Marie Widor's famous Toccata from Symphony No. 5 on the Hazel Wright Organ at Christ Cathedral, Garden Grove, CA. "Hazel" is the fifth largest organ in the world, with more than 17,000 pipes and nearly 300 ranks. It combines the 1962 Aeolian-Skinner instrument from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City with the 1977 Ru...
J.S. BACH "Great" Fugue in G minor, BWV 542 - Paul Jacobs, Organ
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Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs performs Johann Sebastian Bach's blazing "Great" Fugue in G minor, BWV 542 on the Hazel Wright Organ at Christ Cathedral, Garden Grove, CA. "Hazel" is the fifth largest organ in the world, with more than 17,000 pipes and nearly 300 ranks. It combines the 1962 Aeolian-Skinner instrument from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City with th...
J.S. BACH "Little" Fugue in G Minor, BWV 578 - Paul Jacobs, Organ
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Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs performs Johann Sebastian Bach's "Little" Fugue in G minor, BWV 578 on the Hazel Wright Organ at Christ Cathedral, Garden Grove, CA. "Hazel" is the fifth largest organ in the world, with more than 17,000 pipes and nearly 300 ranks. It combines the 1962 Aeolian-Skinner instrument from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City with the 1977 ...
"The Star-Spangled Banner" Concert Variations by Dudley Buck - Paul Jacobs, organ
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Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs plays Dudley Buck's Concert Variations on "The Star-Spangled Banner," Op. 23, premiered in 1866, on the heels of the American Civil War. Performed on the Mander Organ at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in New York City.
Paul Jacobs Plays Handel Organ Concerto
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Paul Jacobs, Organ Handel: Organ Concerto in F Major, Op. 4, No. 4 IV. Allegro Verizon Hall, Philadelphia Made possible through the Wyncote Foundation & The Philadelphia Orchestra. (Wearing a mask was required by the organization for this performance which occurred during the pandemic.)
Paul Jacobs: J.S. Bach - Prelude and Fugue in D major, BWV 532
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Live performance by organist Paul Jacobs at Alice Tully Hall, presented by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center on December 4, 2016.
The supreme counterpuntal architect, perhaps imported from another reality
Oh my. Organs are great, but what have they done to the cathedral interior? No light, just ugly white tiles! HIDEOUS. Makes me want to vomit..
Nice to hear Juilliard has the upper echelon organist who incidentally performed all Bach’s works consecutively. Shout out to cohort Dr. Kreeger.
Be sure to always end in a Major cord!
I still cant explain how such counterpoint and music is possible
Wow! I must have heard half a dozen interpretations on record over the years, but this is the first time I have SEEN this piece played. Thank you very much for sharing 👏🏻👍!!
Elegant registration and superb clarity of line despite the dense forest of all those ranks. Just wonderful. thank you.
A monumental undertaking!
M° Paul, La ascolto ogni giorno. Che Bach La protegga sempre. Un caro saluto.
This is absolutely insanity! OMFG. I guess the guy has 3 separate brains
Bombardes!
A superb performance! One of the best interpretations of this fugue I have heard. I loved his variations of registrations. Many organists perform this piece in the same forte registration throughout. Well done!
Erstaunliche Darbietung, wie kann man nur so spielen? Dieser stringente Rhythmus, dieses Akkordspiel und dann diese Leichtigkeit und Perfektion, als ob das alles ein Kinderspiel ist. Tiefe Bewunderung. Chapeau.
Many thanks for your comment!
Truly perfect. Hard to imagine a better rendition of this amazing music.
Impressive. Another version is Widor himself. m.ua-cam.com/video/J8vz1D_L_OE/v-deo.html&pp=ygUnV2lkb3IncyAgdGFjY290YSBwbGF5ZWQgd2lkb He let the notes do the work. I enjoyed both!
1:57 PEDAL development / episode in Bb is like Tiramisu amazing! Christ Cathedral Hazel Wright Organ registration is truly exceptional - superb performance, video and audio recording flawless & stellar
At 1.1x speed, this is probably my second favourite rendition. I do wish he played it more detached like the one by Ton Koopman. That version still remains my favourite version dude to his bravado and detached approach.
Hearing this makes me want to play the organ. It is one of my favorite instruments. Not taking composers into account and only musical style, baroque is my favorite.
I approve.
Astonishingly grand. My local organ village friends are telling me I must llay this staccato and slower. Of course none of them are Julliard professors. Any comment?
It depends in part on the style and action of the instrument as well as acoustic of the building. Good musicians should be flexible and versatile and be able to adapt depending upon the circumstances.
Check out Dr. Catharine Crozier playing the same piece on the same organ but several years ago when Dr. Schuller was still in the pulpit. Magnificent.
Bach s’est bien amusé à mettre toutes les difficultés dans cette œuvre comme les longs et complexes tirades au pédalier...un seul mot bravo Un seul regret la réverbération de cet orgue si commun aux instruments d’églises...
Beautiful piece
We played this piece at each funeral that we have
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Please play Passacaglia and Fugue Cminor on this organ!
As one Bach biographer stated, in 1685 in the little town of Eisenach, there was born a musical genius. In about three minutes of music, Paul Jacobs demonstrates some of that genius and makes it clear to anyone with functioning hearing why JS Bach is *the apex master* of anything and everything to do with the art of counterpoint.
Heavenly composition, playing, sound!
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Paul, this is truly heavenly! I enjoyed every note and sentiment behind it. Greetings from Pretoria (South Africa) Theo
Thank you, Theo, for your comment. And I hope to visit South Africa one of these days!
Bravo, Paul! Brilliantly performed. Inspirational!
One of my favourite Franck pieces. This is beautifully played, though I have heard only one person (not this recording) play the last two chords like no other, smooth, like butter, sliding the fingers over, the transition from one cord to the next, just delicious. Most people play it separate.
I always get the feeling that there is something very noble about this man. When he plays and when he is in conversation I just sense an uncommon decency and nobility of spirit. And, of course, he is one helluva organist.
OMG....!
I vividly remember your concert at Westminster Cathedral in London; Elgar, Boulanger and Demessieux. For me at least, this was the finest organ recital I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing. The art of organ playing raised to a degree, the equal of the finest pianists or violinists. This performance only confirms what I witnessed back then. I know of no other recording that surpasses this in its sublime artistry. Only Dupre, Demessieux and the late Michael Murray equal you here. And your performance is my favourite. Thank you so much for sharing this; it really is an inspiration.
Thank you, James, for sharing such a vivid recollection of my concert at Westminster Cathedral in London. And I'm deeply grateful for your words about this Franck video.
Sounds incredible on the "Organ".....
👏👏 Thank you PJ. Superlative performance. So good to hear this beautifully voiced Schoenstein too - 30-odd ranks is all you need, no?
You're right: it's hard to believe this instrument consists of only 34 ranks! Thanks for your comment!
Honestly, when Paul makes music it comes from somewhere much higher.
Thank you, Anthony. This music does indeed "come from somewhere much higher."
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My goodness- how he did that transition at 4:47 (furiously taking notes...)
Thank you so much. I am unable to express my joy adequately, so will just repeat: Thank you.
Maestro, è sempre un piacere ascoltarLa. Un caro saluto dall'Italia. S. D. G.
Grazie. And warm greetings to you from the US.
Electrifying.
MAGNIFICENT !
beautiful performance
Wonderful!!
Excelente, hermosisimo. 👌
Petita? No. MAJESTUOSA!❤
Wow! Truly amazing and beautiful.
Jacobs always makes perfection look easy when he plays.