Schouten on Bach Fugue in G minor BWV 578 | Netherlands Bach Society
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2018
- "This piece was new to me, but it's one of Bach's better fugues." Organist Dorien Schouten talks about the 'Little' Fugue in G minor, which she performed for All of Bach. This short piece has a surprisingly long theme.
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Dorien Schouten, organist
Organ: Reil choir organ
Love, love, LOVE these short commentaries, thank you so much for your work, it's always a pleasure.
These are so fantastic, particularly around the organ works as there's such a world of choice for the artist, not just in execution at the keyboard but in choice of instrument and stops. Mevr. Schouten's BWV578 has a stately tempo with space for the instrument to speak and a light touch, it was a joy to listen to. Thank you most kindly for the insight and performance and as always thanks to DNB and their commitment to this amazing project.
Wunderbare Analyse dieses Meisterwerkes! Thanx so much!
Celestial composition
Amazing interpretation
Thanks for blessing us
Vielen Dank für die schönen Erklärungen des Stückes. Würde gern mehr davon sehen. Viel Erfolg weiterhin auf ihrem musikalischen Weg. Dankeschön!
Many, many years go. I had the opportunity to play on this organ. Recently I have played this fugue on the organ where I am organist. It is quite an amazing fugue. Very neat to see a description of this fugue on this organ!!
Many years ago my organ teacher Bram Beekman remarked that the last bit of the piece seems to contain 'Wer nun den lieben Gott lässt walten". This fragment is coincidentially in this clip at 2:54.
This sure helps add depth and dimension to Bach's music. Many thanks!
Prachtig ! !!
Qué interesante análisis de la arquitectura de esta obra! Ojalá produzcan un vídeo sobre los órganos para los que compuso BACH y los actuales que mejor se adaptan para ejecutar su obra. Saludos cordiales.
Stay tuned, we will post more organ videos.
Great! Please do BWV 577
Super danke
Het thema van de fuga is gebaseerd op het begin van een nogal scabreus (lees: geinig) volksliedje, wat het 'stampmotief' van het tweede themadeel al enigszins verraadt.
so great Just wonderful. I am starting to learn it
love it :)))
bach's music is not horizontal, going ffrom here to there !each note and phrase has its own vertical life
👏🏻🙂
Was that a translation error? Completely “new to you,” or “new to you” as a performer? Definitely, one of Bach’s best and most accessible pieces - I never tire of it the way I can tire of other frequently-played compositions (I’m looking at you, Pachelbel.)
:)
What exactly does she mean with "one of his better fugues"...?
@@roaschmo maybe some are good, and some ones are just....... "oh god, i like this"
I think you should replace "better" by "renowned". So it would be "One of Bach's renowned fugues but new to me"...makes it sense?
I assume she means that the general standard of his fugues is already high, but this one jumps out in particular as one of the absolute masterpieces