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Yes, after decades of playing Bach on the piano using a DAW is like having the use of a magic carpet. Thanks, so, so much, Andreas, I'm honoured.

Great, I hope you like it.

Thanks sooo much. Yes, the amazing Swingles have got a lot to answer for. I remember hearing them doing this for the first time at a friends house in the early seventies and being captivated by that amazing sound. Yeh, a lot of nostalgia in the mix as well. I'd love to synth their version but would probably contravene copyright restrictions.

So glad you like this one, Karl. It's extremely gratifying to know that your intentions are being understood and enjoyed. Thanks X 100.

Dear OrzoMondo, I'm so honoured. Thank you!!!!!!!

Thank you! x 1000

Thanks so, so, so much, Andreas

Thanks so much!!!!

Thank you! Cheers!

Grazie mille.

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much, Andreas. A new piece for me but since heard Peter Hurford do it at a similar speed. I think I caught a quote of him somewhere describing it " like angels dancing." Anyway a masterpiece.

Thanks SOOOOOOOO much

Thanks!!!

Thank you, thank you and thank you. Yes, although I'm a pianist all these arrangements have been produced without a keyboard on my MacBook Pro. Often times times I'll be on a train or in a cafe with my headphones. No need for a keyboard and studio for me a least. Thanks again, Matsy.

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Thanks so, so, so much, OrzoMondo. Don't you think it a shame that so many great composers are only really known for a tiny fraction of their output. I didn't know this gem either until about three weeks ago when reading through a volume of organ music. Ha,Yes, my generation also.

@@grahamcaldecott I know, honestly I dread the day in which I'll realise that there is no more Bach to discover...

I'm glad you like this one. I think it's the best I've ever done.

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you.

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Thanks.

Thanks.

Thanks so much!!

Grazie mille!!

Thanks so, so much, Karl. I didn't know this piece until about two weeks ago. Bach's 3 part organ writing is particularly appealing at the mo.

Yes, and joyful. Thanks so much, ShyHunter.

LOL!! soooo glad you like this. As you say this was a toughie with all the baggage of such an icon. It's not pleased everyone especially my wife who hates it and thinks I've ruined a masterpiece and reduced it to 'bubblegum/elevator' music.......am now hoping a to get a call from Ridley...

@@grahamcaldecott Tell your wife that this piece is doomed, same as the Toccata in Dm, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Albinoni's Adagio, Delibes' Flowers, and for good measure I'd put Cavalleria Rusticana in the list. With any piece that is in the hit parade of Classic FM you are damned if you do and damned if you don't :)

Thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks.................

Thanks so much!!!

Thanks you!

You're very welcome

Thanks so, so much, Karl. I'd been thinking how to do this one for about a year because it's such an icon. It's played everywhere all the time and indeed I'd become tired of it especially as I played it at so many weddings back in the eighties.

You're welcome!

Thanks a mill.

Víte, že mě opravdu těší, když si někdo chce poslechnout dvakrát! Takže, když je něčí práce vyhledávána jako prostředek k uvolnění stresu, nemůže být lepší kompliment. Děkuji znovu a znovu.

Thanks so much, Andreas. This was the first prelude and fugue that I really mastered.

Thanks, so much.

Thanks so much.

Thanks so much.

Thanks sooo much, Karl, you're welcome.

Thanks so much!!!

Ano, nevinnost a údiv dítěte zde skvěle zachycené. Vzpomínám na dětskou vizi nebe v posledním tahu Mahlerovy 4. symfonie

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Dear Andreas, you honour me with these comments, thanks so, so much!!!! I've been listening to this cantata and in particular this aria, (Suzuki) and have to say their performance has me playing it over and over.

Thanks so, so much