Johann Sebastian Bach | Harpsichord Concertos Complete | BWV 1052 to 1065 | 432Hz | Study & relax
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- In this video, Maestro's Musings presents Johann Sebastian Bach's famous Harpsichord Concerto, a masterpiece of the Baroque era. Composed between 1738 and 1739, the concerto is one of the seven concertos for solo harpsichord that Bach wrote during his time in Leipzig, Germany.
The concerto is known for its virtuosic keyboard passages and its lively orchestral accompaniment, which includes violins, violas, cellos, and basso continuo. The piece is structured in three movements: an energetic Allegro, a lyrical Adagio, and a joyful Allegro ma non tanto.
Bach was a prolific composer of keyboard music, and his works for harpsichord are some of the most beloved in the classical repertoire. The Harpsichord Concerto in particular is a testament to his genius as a composer and his mastery of the Baroque style.
We hope you enjoy this performance of Bach's Harpsichord Concerto, and that it inspires you to explore more of the rich and diverse world of classical music.
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Chapters:
00:00:00 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 1 in D minor, BWV 1052
00:23:06 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 2 in E major, BWV 1053
00:44:57 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 3 in D major, BWV 1054
01:03:05 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 4 in A major, BWV 1055
01:18:43 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 5 in F minor, BWV 1056
01:29:58 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 6 in F major, BWV 1057
01:47:36 Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concerto no. 7 in G minor, BWV 1058
02:01:35 Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for 2 Harpsichords in C minor, BWV 1060
02:15:24 Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for 2 Harpsichords in C major, BWV 1061
02:33:40 Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for 2 Harpsichords in C minor, BWV 1062
02:48:31 Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for 3 Harpsichords in D minor, BWV 1063
03:04:02 Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for 3 Harpsichords in C major, BWV 1064
03:22:32 Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto for 4 Harpsichords in A minor, BWV 1065
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I was 8 years old in a small town in Turkey and was playing the game "Sid Meier's Pirates🏴☠" on a C64🖥. That's where I heard Haendel's and Bach's harpsicord music for the first time...
Now, 35 years after, I'm still loving it as much as that day..🎹🎶💖
How a man can write so much and so much beautiful music! His brain must have been a non-stop jukebox day and night.
Like a never-ending tap that he could turn off and on at will every day, yet the music is always so important, so unique, so beautiful and so different. It doesn't make any sense.
Он был гений, у него другой мозг. Это для нас от Бога величайший подарок - И.С.Бах и его музыка.
It thank his genius music writing system. Every composer are in search of one what can be complete coherent enough to generate infinite production. This to answer any orders easily. But he was also a genius by showing us people have a voice, humanity have a voice, god have voice, emotions have voices, univers have a voice, life is rythm, and beauty appear when each one find a place.
However old things get now a days, they for some reason become more interesting & intriguing & fascinating & amazingly impossible to do in our age of time. Well if you remove the veil of this modern age that is blocking our deeper inner senses of our purity. You will begin to see once again. Bach is one of the brightest stars that shines in this sense, without such divine music such as these genius composers, our perception of even thinking about grasping to reach that inner sense of purity will not even exist. Absolutely not, we all still have surface level of purity, but the inner side of it in most people has already been washed away & forgotten. Few people have a deeper sense of self purity inside themselves, even more fewer have even deeper the levels of it. There is only one answer to that of our age, that is the belief of God & accurate evangelistic miracles of the love of Jesus! This is the only thing that can revive everything back once again, but this will make humans become even more invited to listening to Bach with a more deeper & purer sense then before. So it’s a win win situation because of Christ revivals happening more and more over the world. So this makes the truest forms of artistic creations come back to life again & another chance for it to shine. Instead of being washed away by unenthusiastic performances eventually leading to a redundant nonsense of extinction. This is ultimately the agenda of the leftist & one world governmental order of the Antichrist. So it is good vs evil in the end. It’s God vs Satan! And after all throughout mankind’s history, artistic creations were almost always based upon this concept of the fight between good vs evil within themselves & expressing it out as a form of artistic creation. For example this concerto by Bach is definitely a fight of strict judgement & expressing a righteous anger towards the wicked ones who went too far down the path of destruction & causing others to become mislead into a very bad & evil atmosphere. Doesn’t matter what era, there always has been the fight between good vs evil within humanity! It is the absolute brilliance of the highest forms of artistic creations that can be able to express this even more accurately & so critically surreal like JS Bach himself. He even makes the kind of people understand his music who don’t have ear to listen to something like this. It is so intense that you have no choice but to fall into it & experience it on your own.
A combination of superior craftsmanship and inspiration. But the craftsmanship should not be underestimated, it is a significant help, especially to have higher output. A lot of formulae exist in music, so it is much easier to decide where to alterate them and use them as a basis than to come up with completely new things, which by the way will not sound familiar for the listener and thus not be enjoyed that much. The balance between new and known and the "varietas" is important.
Listening to classical music can help reduce stress and soothe the soul. It's often used in stress reduction and provides a tranquil space in our busy modern lives.
absolutely captivating and mesmerizing - Bach is the Pinnacle and Master of Western Music - without any doubt
JS BACH...🌹🎹🎶 ABSOLUTELY AMAZING TALENT!!! THE WEALTH OF BEAUTIFUL, UNIQUE, CREATIVE, OUTSTANDING, POIGNANT, REVERENT, EXCITING MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS... WILL NEVER BE EQUALED!!!!!! 🎹🎶♥️
The wonderfulness and greatness of Bach is immeasurable, and off the charts,and universal
It's such a different feeling from piano recordings. You can feel more the seriousness and splendor. The focus is at the harmony, the precision, the embalishments of trinatos. I wonder what his music would have been if he had had access to a modern piano. Oh god.
@AnNWord Cook why would you say that? Given what he was able to do and explore with an organ I doubt it that he would to poorly with a modern piano. You are probably thinking simple transcriptions from harpsichord into piano? In my view some of the things he does with harpsichord is to make it shine, to push it to the limits of its possibilities. I guess he would do the same with a piano, so very different music would come out because of it. Why do you say it would be awful? Is it because you prefer the sound of harpsichord ?😊
37:40 - my favourite 3rd movement of concerto #2 1053, so cheerful and positive, and the counterpoint is so magnificent in this one, it is amazing to start a day with it! How lucky I am to find it and be able to listen to it any time I want, what a treat! all these concertos are written in 1738 by 53-year-old Johann Sebastian, so much music he created by that time, but his creativity did not diminish at all how was it possible! Thank you my dear man, you make my life so much better!
i must have a old soul!i have grown to love the harpsicord so! ah!bach!
My favorite composer
Most of these harpsichord concertos are re-arrangement from the sinfonias of some of his sacred church cantatas and the one for four harpsichord is a transcription of Antonio Vivaldi's violin concerto for four violins in B minor.
Yes.Vivaldi had published his work during his lifetime and Bach as a contemporary got the score and made adaptations of his concertos using it in his own work
I didn't know. My two faves. Love Vivaldi's sacred music. What a mood! 😙
Cuiden la fotografía. 😮
No se parece a Bach el mas importante y ponen lo 🥇 primero que encuentran 😮
Bach’s music will quench the aridity of the soul
I am only Intoxicated with these masterpieces
I’m a big fan of Bach’s harpsichord concertos. Thank you for putting this together.
Even Beethoven and Mozart admired Bach's music, and that at a time when a lot of folks didn't know who he was. That kind of says it all. As Mozart is supposed to have said: "Now, there's something a fella can learn from!" No truer words have been spoken since.
The most realistic bach illustration i have ever seen
This music is such a soothing balm for the soul!
So glad you like it!
Thank you.
Impossível nascer outro igual a Johann Sebastian Bach - o maior gênio que o mundo já produziu. Todos os demais são magníficos, mas ele é o mestre....
God bless you for this channel
There is also a concerto for harpsichord , violin , flute , and strings in A minor.
Все концерты играю, но самый любимый ре - минорный, думаю он был написан в память первой, внезапно умершей супруги Великого Баха, Марии - Барбары, здесь слышится, как надлом, рыдания, вздохи, поглощающая скорбь, трагичность и безысходность, особенно во 2 части Largo, однако и Надежда, просветление, молитва к Всевышнему, а также благодарение, ибо после тьмы наступает свет, в жизни композитора произошли изменения, когда он женился на Анне Магдалине, которая не только полюбила его детей от первого брака, а также была певицей, помощницей и матерью его детей... Все концерты, безусловно, прекрасны, как и вся музыка Великого Иоганна Себастьяна!!!
согласитесь ли вы, что четырнадцатая соната л.в.бетховена, её первая часть, это - скорее траурный марш, похоронный, трагический...
а никак не - "лунная" ...
@@user-jn9op7qp4o В принципе, да, ведь название "Лунная" дали его друзья, известно, что эта Соната номер 14, была написана вскоре после разрыва отношений Бетховена с возлюбленной Джульеттой Гвичарди, поэтому отсюда страдание и трагичность музыки, скорее всего для себя он мысленно в муз.отношении ее похоронил, поэтому и звучит траурно - скорбящая мелодия триолей..
Подскажите пожалуйста, кто исполнители?
@@tszteam6570 Исполнители чего или кого?
@@user-gh3it9fm4x Запись - оркестр, дирижер, клавесин? Кажется, что один оркестр.
¡Qué maravilla! El máximo representante de la música barroca. Qué menos podemos esperar del mejor, de la mejor familia (los Bach) conformada por 35 excelentes músicos.
Thank you Maestro’s Musings. You are spoiling us. Much love and appreciation. So glad i subscribed. I hope many, many more lovers of classical music and the baroque period in particular will subscribe. ❤
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment on my channel! Your words truly warm my heart. I'm delighted that you find the content perfect, sublime, and magnificent. It's an honor to share the beautiful compositions of Handel, and I'm grateful for your appreciation. Your support means a lot to me, and I hope to continue delivering music that spoils you and brings you joy. With much love and gratitude, I'm thrilled to have you as a subscriber. Let's hope that many more classical music enthusiasts, especially those who adore the baroque period, will join us on this musical journey.
Meravigliosa ❤️
Grazie
Fabulous highly spirited playing. It would be interesting to knw the names of the ensemble(s) and players but it is not important. What great music!
this is just PERFECTION
j'adore, J'ADORE!!!!!!!!!
Gracias gratitud ❤
Exellent execution! Thanks❤
Merci beaucoup pour ce clavecin !
Avec plaisir 🙂
Genial 😁genial
C est juste magnifique j aime beaucoup 😊 c est bon de les écouter
Je suis ravie que ça vous plaise !
Je vous remercie de votre attention.
Само совершенство. Музыка - это искусство , подразумевающее сочинение автором текста и сочинение исполнителя этого текста. Без того, кто исполняет гениальную музыку на гениальном уровне, мы не можем познать, что именно сотворил композитор. Поэтому очень важно указывать , кто интерпретатор того или другого произведения. Надеюсь, автор канала исправит это досадное упущение и укажет, кто исполнитель выложенных записей. С уважением и благодарностью за возможность насладиться гениальными творениями в хорошем качестве.
thank you for this! i like it
Mesmerizing
Maravilloso
Great music - good choice! And why does Maestro's portrait look like Lennie Bernstein - not like Bach?
This is wonderful. I like the pitch as well, to me 432 Hz sounds better to the ear. Gould used to play on that pitch too. I was wondering where you found the image. I really like this Bach artwork. Would be nice if you could let me know where you found it, i haven´t had success searching it in google. Thanks
Thank you for your positive feedback on the video and for sharing your thoughts on the pitch. I'm glad you enjoyed the 432 Hz tuning, and it's interesting to hear that you feel it sounds better to the ear. As for the artwork, I actually created it myself using various images and editing techniques.
@@maestrosmusings Wow, that´s impressive. Would you mind sharing it? I´d understand if you don´t want to share it, i´d respect that. However if you could share it, i´d love to print it and hang it over my piano :)
@@maestrosmusings Изображение Баха больше похоже на композитора Глиэра в пожилом возрасте, мне так кажется, а вообще хорошо бы было изобразить его не в виде старца, а молодого человека, есть такие портреты, хотя и мало, а вообще он рано стал мудрым, судя по его Божественной Музыке, его душа на Землю пришла очень мудрой и музыкальной не по возрасту...
Excelente concupiscencia en el mosaico de Johann Sebastian Bach.
Mis debidos respetos y honores al artista en colaboraciòn del diseño gràfico!
Gracias por tu comentario, nos anima a continuar y crear un mejor contenido
❤
Hola Graciela. Podrías aclararme que quiere decir "concupiscencia"? GRACIAS
Algo más: hace muchos años "conozco" a Johan Sebastian Bach (y a algunos miembros de la familia).Y nunca encontré a ninguno tan desaliñado y mal encarado como. Vale recordar que en su tiempo se llevaba peluca.
Danke fürs einstellen
Schön, dass es Ihnen gefällt!
Ich danke Ihnen!
Achter elke grote man, staat een ,( vergeten) grote vrouw!
Sommige dingen veranderen nooit hè!
Ja, zo is het leven!
💯👍
boy that 432Hz takes a bit of getting used to. but thank you for the upload.
I suggest you to listen to this piece of music👇
ua-cam.com/video/B5WeuSR0xPw/v-deo.html
Ojo con la duración
¿Me repites ese numerín?
Where did you get the wallpaper?
I wonder exactly who´s preforming this? The sound to me is very digital to the point that it doesn´t even sound like real instruments. It sounds like a synth to me.
Performers?
How is this not metal asf
This is ECU academia
Sounds like performing on pedal harpsichord.
I love Bach harpsichord music like a fat kid loves cake. But no way is one concerto over 3 hours long??
Is it just me or does this recording sounds to cold and harsh to the ear?
432Hz doesn't work for me.
I suggest you to listen to this piece of music👇
ua-cam.com/video/B5WeuSR0xPw/v-deo.html
А мне нравится, голоса отвечают друг другу, холод Вселенной, звёзды, этот инструмент так красиво звучит, темп приводит к умиротворению - нескончаемая энергия, перетекающая из голоса в голос.
Que sentirán y pensarán los reguetoneros cuando escuchan está música...
Les dará vergüenza, o algo parecido?
Okay, but why is he is a bad mood.
Well, Bach might have been in a bit of a bad mood because he was probably thinking about all the musical masterpieces he still had to compose! But don't worry, his music speaks for itself and always puts us in a good mood.
Would it be too much to require that the performers be mentioned ? Just for politeness' and respect's sake.
Too fast.
Where are the acknowledgements of the players? Music does not come from behind the grass, at least refer the sources.
The license of the classical music and the attribution is in the description, please read the description.
@@maestrosmusings I don't care the legal attribute of this music, you should be giving the name of the artist or the ensemble, (I. E. harpsichord by Karl Richter, London philharmonic... ), that is a minimum of respect.
@@migueldelafuente4607 but it DID come from the grass. How is anyone supposed to credit grass, I ask you?