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Thanks so, so much for such generous comments.

Thanks you.

Thanks so much, Geopholus.

Thanks so, so much, Andreas. Too often this piece is prescribed to pianists primarily as a technical exercise and with little regard to anything else....... Anyway, so glad you like it, for me a brilliant masterpiece.

Thanks a lot. I really liked your first version but think your revision is richer and love the synthed harpsichord. Lol, that magnetic storm also had a hand in us publishing the fugues in E flat on the same day!

@@grahamcaldecott I know!!

Thanks!!

Grazie Mille!!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks, Karl.

Thanks!

Thanks so much!!!

Thanks so, so much. The vocal patches are excellent with Logic and easy to work with. Having the the Swingles and Jon Anderson in mind helped a lot in this mix. I think this is a fugue that doesn't get played as often as the prelude, perhaps. Anyway, it's a charmer. Thanks again, OrzoMondo.

Thanks so much!

Thanks, Andreas.

Thanks, ShyHunter.

Thanks, it's great little fugue and perhaps gets overlooked a bit.

Thanks so much!

Thanks, Karl. 4 voiced fugues really hit the spot for me.

Thanks!

Да, спасибо тебе

Thanks so much. Yes, the toccatas are wonderful especially the c minor.

Thanks a lot. My own favourite 2 part.

Thanks so much!

Grazie mille, lo apprezzo davvero.

`You might be right, I'm listening to a lot Monti at the moment most of which is new to me, including this one. It's astonishing that he was able to write this incredible piece with simplest 4 note bass pattern. The only time I've Venice was in the late 80's when I stayed right next to the Frari but back then was more keen on doing the Don't Look Now trail.

@@grahamcaldecott Ugh, that was some dark movie.

@@OrzoMondo Ha, It was but there were so many beautiful moments that override that darkness.

@@grahamcaldecott well, what a coincidence that yesterday Donald Sutherland passed away

@@OrzoMondo NO!

Thanks so much.

Thanks so much, really glad you like it.

Dear Andreas, I'm so, so, so flattered by this. Thank you!!!!!!

Thank you.

That is so, so kind and I'm honoured to receive such an invitation. However, how would you about making a small donation to a charity. One that caught my eye recently was Smile Train an organisation that pays for surgery for children born with major facial disfigurements. Let me know your thoughts and many, many thanks again.

@@grahamcaldecott done. thank you!

@@zdyhl50 Thanks so much!

Thanks so much.

Thanks so, so much!!!!

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much. Well, do you mean E piano or in this case it's Caribbean Vibraphone?

@@grahamcaldecott I guess Caribbean Vibraphone then, though it sounds really similar to a DX-7 E-piano sound, but maybe that's just because I've been noodling around with DEXED for the past couple of months, and after a while the FM synthesis really starts getting to my head!😅

@@DSZI.ShyHunterBB Ha, you say potato, I say Potato. To be honest I'm not familiar with DEXED so I'm not sure but probably sounds good too. Does your system have muted trumpet? mine doesn't, maybe you could recommend a plugin?

@@grahamcaldecott DSK plugins have some pretty decent stuff like: DSK Overture, DSK Virtuoso .etc As far as DEXED goes I’d highly recommend to anyone looking to find thousands of sounds for free, and I do believe among them somewhere is a muted trumpet preset. DSK Brass has a good muted trumpet sound though, so that’s where I’d start if I where you. 😉 I’m always happy to help with free plugin recommendations, as I’ve got around twenty or so gigabytes of them. Hope you find what your looking for! -ShyHunterBB

@@DSZI.ShyHunterBB Thanks, this is very helpful.

Thanks!

Ha, I think you're referring to me taking off a couple of times today...well it would help if I put in that which Bach wrote! Anyway, thanks, Karl, I really appreciate it

Thanks so, so much!! I really appreciate it, Geopholus.

Thanks so much. Actually I didn't know this piece until quite recently. Those 10ths in the accompaniment with that repeated melody are Romantic! so forward thinking and a million miles from Bach. The arpeggi in the background were actually a serendipitous accident and I'm sure. some will quite rightly raise an eyebrow or two. Thanks again, Orzomondo for your articulate review.

Thanks so, so, so much, Karl. - I saw Ridley Scott's Napoleon a while back and was mesmerised by this played on the piano. I'm familiar with some Rameau but didn't know this at all and thought it might be by the composer for the film!! Anyway I found it so mesmerising I couldn't follow the dialog and has been singing in my ears ever since. Thanks again.

@@grahamcaldecott Confession: Sometimes, I have to synthesize a piece - even if I don't upload it - simply to exorcise the ear-worm! After so many repeated auditions, I can't bear to hear it again for at least two years!

Grazie ancora per la tua generosa recensione. Per trovare questa foto ci è voluto quasi lo stesso tempo che per realizzare questo arrangiamento!

Thanks, ShyHunter. That bass line makes me almost want to rock.

Thanks so much!!

Grazie mille!!!

Good one to start with.

Thanks so much. Ah, yes, it sounds a tad dry at the beginning, I will try the -60db next time..

Thank you!

Muchas gracias

..Это! Так как же это произошло?... как атомы начали разговаривать друг с другом, чтобы могла возникнуть жизнь и произвести Баха...

@@grahamcaldecott они этого не знают - про атомы они когда-то слышали - то ли в детсаду, то ли в школе - им похеррр - они НИЧЕГО не знаюттт! Колбаса и политика - этааа всёёё!!!! ЭТААА - они знаюттт!!! Даже кушалии!!

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