Timestamp service! ⏰ 15:01 Sing we of the blessèd Mother, 'Abbots Leigh' (NEH 185) - C. Taylor, G. B. Timms 28:53 Erbarm dich mein, o Herre Gott (BWV 721) - Johann Sebastian Bach 40:05 Beim letzten Abendmahle (GL 282) - Melchior Vulpius, Ch. v. Schmid 49:14 Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier (BWV 731) - Johann Sebastian Bach 59:08 Let bells peal forth the universal fame, 'Woodlands' (NEH 395) - Peter Baelz, Walter Greatorex 1:07:05 Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (BWV 645) - Johann Sebastian Bach 1:15:25 Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder (BWV 244, Nr. 78) - Johann Sebastian Bach 1:24:48 The Dam Busters March - Eric Coates 1:32:00 Alley Cat - Bent Fabric 1:35:43 My Grandfather's Clock - Henry Clay Work 1:53:28 Prelude and Fugue in B minor (BWV 544) - Johann Sebastian Bach 2:03:53 Limehouse Blues - Philip Braham, Douglas Furber 2:08:49 Bye Bye Blues ----------------------------------- 2:09:03 The Scottish sailor greets us briefly, he obviously has another appointment tonight 2:09:32 Mr. Fats Waller hurries by to get to Ten Forward in time for his performance (maybe he'll play some jazz with Riker?) 2:09:43 There's the Enterprise with our Scottish sailor on board; he's drinking something green while waiting for the jazz concert to begin Tonight's main sample set is 'Billerbeck Dom - Fleiter organ' by Sonus paradisi
I am so glad you did this one Fraser. I could not make the live stream but thoroughly enjoyed watching it on catch up.. you were thumbing through the the Bach book playing snippets from so many pieces I actually like BWV 538 (Dorian) BWV540 (my favourite), etc, but then you stopped at BWV544 before you could get to my second favourite BWV552 (St Anne). I do have to say that Bach's Preludes are far more accessible than the Fugues which seem to be rather more indulgent and appear to be an exercise in virtuosity rather than listening pleasure! This prelude BWV544 was a surprise. I have not heard it before and again think it is nicer to listen to than the fugue. I know you don't like playing it, but well done. It is appreciated.. BTW how is Passacaglia (BWV582) going that you started looking at 3 years ago? LOL!
Thank you old friend - even if it was practically sight-reading. It’s a wonderful piece that doesn’t get enough air time. Haarlem is the perfect instrument for it too.
Timestamp service! ⏰
15:01 Sing we of the blessèd Mother, 'Abbots Leigh' (NEH 185) - C. Taylor, G. B. Timms
28:53 Erbarm dich mein, o Herre Gott (BWV 721) - Johann Sebastian Bach
40:05 Beim letzten Abendmahle (GL 282) - Melchior Vulpius, Ch. v. Schmid
49:14 Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier (BWV 731) - Johann Sebastian Bach
59:08 Let bells peal forth the universal fame, 'Woodlands' (NEH 395) - Peter Baelz, Walter Greatorex
1:07:05 Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (BWV 645) - Johann Sebastian Bach
1:15:25 Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder (BWV 244, Nr. 78) - Johann Sebastian Bach
1:24:48 The Dam Busters March - Eric Coates
1:32:00 Alley Cat - Bent Fabric
1:35:43 My Grandfather's Clock - Henry Clay Work
1:53:28 Prelude and Fugue in B minor (BWV 544) - Johann Sebastian Bach
2:03:53 Limehouse Blues - Philip Braham, Douglas Furber
2:08:49 Bye Bye Blues
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2:09:03 The Scottish sailor greets us briefly, he obviously has another appointment tonight
2:09:32 Mr. Fats Waller hurries by to get to Ten Forward in time for his performance (maybe he'll play some jazz with Riker?)
2:09:43 There's the Enterprise with our Scottish sailor on board; he's drinking something green while waiting for the jazz concert to begin
Tonight's main sample set is 'Billerbeck Dom - Fleiter organ' by Sonus paradisi
I am so glad you did this one Fraser. I could not make the live stream but thoroughly enjoyed watching it on catch up.. you were thumbing through the the Bach book playing snippets from so many pieces I actually like BWV 538 (Dorian) BWV540 (my favourite), etc, but then you stopped at BWV544 before you could get to my second favourite BWV552 (St Anne). I do have to say that Bach's Preludes are far more accessible than the Fugues which seem to be rather more indulgent and appear to be an exercise in virtuosity rather than listening pleasure! This prelude BWV544 was a surprise. I have not heard it before and again think it is nicer to listen to than the fugue.
I know you don't like playing it, but well done. It is appreciated.. BTW how is Passacaglia (BWV582) going that you started looking at 3 years ago? LOL!
My wife was born on a Friday 13th. We got engaged on Friday 13th. We’re still married (by the grace of God) over 50 years later!
Wahnsinn! Ein großes Bach Programm mit Unterbrechungen. Noch nie so etwas gehabt, oder?
My favorite from tonight’s program was BWV 544/1.
Thank you old friend - even if it was practically sight-reading. It’s a wonderful piece that doesn’t get enough air time. Haarlem is the perfect instrument for it too.
This first piece of Bach (the chorale prelude) can be taken a little slower to good effect.
Where does the sound go at 18 minutes.
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Great music mixes and amazing player ,