Bach, Toccata & Fugue in D Minor BWV 565, harpsichord Fernando Cordella | BACH BRAZIL
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2020
- Solo harpsichord version by Fernando Cordella presented in the concert series BACH BRASIL.
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I'm always amazed at the wide range of talent of Johnny Depp.
AAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA BYE
Yes, he plays guitar, harpsichord, pirate and lawyer rather well....
damn i was about to write the same hahaha
Or maybe even Adam driver lol
His new sonata for harpsichord : Suck it, Amber Turd, Op. 9: No. 2 in E-Flat Major
The way he turned the page at 2:46 was just so epic.
my recommended is filled with harpsichord videos and i love it
This is incredible. For a piece that is normally only brought to life to its fullest extent on a pipe organ, this is a fantastic interpretation for harpsichord and I'm honestly kind of surprised how well it worked here, but being particularly partial to the timbre of the harpsichord... I'm just that much more enthralled with it.
Excellent, excellent playing and production!
Its Bach... It will work on harpsichord haha
I knew someone would comment on the arrangement. It is very well-done, isn’t it. It captures the spirit of the organ incredibly. You actually get the counterpart of the fugue in a brilliant way, in a way that the organ struggles with
The unique sound of the harpsichord always fascinated me. I specifically searched to see if anyone had played it on harpsichord as I thought it’d sound good. Not disappointed, works extremely well.
I like it, too. I'm used to hearing this on the organ, and I'm not a big fan of the organ. I LOVE the harpsichord, though.
For me this is The Rock and roll of Classic music!!!! 🤘🏼 🎹
baroque to be precise ☝🏽🥰
Best I've ever seen... and I've seen a lot.
when it drops down and goes back sends chills up and down my back and it's in a minor
The way he made it sound legato is just stunning!!!! Greetings from Leipzig ❤
Wow that harpsichord sounds amazing, amazing playing too
A brilliant arrangement and hearing it on a harpsichord is wonderful
Wow... simply out of this world...thank you so much for giving us a glimpse about the way it should have been heard by Bach himself 300 hundred years ago... I doubt he was expending that much money in a real organ but hiring instead a low pay assistant who may have helped him to write down his extraordinary prelude and fugue in d minor using a harpsichord...at his home...Great!!! Thank you!!! Inspiring!!
Bach 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Only someone who truly understands Bach's spirit could have performed toccata & fugue in such an exquisite way.
Mammma Mia! Dio cosa meravigliosa.
Wow.... that was a pleasure!
Man.... Awesome cover of this classic..... One of the most difficult pieces of JS Bach..... and that too on the harpsichord, which is a rare instrument in 2023...... Really enjoyed this gem of a performance.....
I love this so much! You're so talented and brilliant, I can't stop listening to this...
Espetacular . Cordella arrasando como sempre .
Nunca tinha ouvido essa peça num cravo . Sequer sabia que isso era possível. Parabéns
Bravissimo! Maravilhoso arranjo e execução! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
some slick ornamentations/improv phrases! love it
Magnífica interpretação. Que encontro de felicidade única! Bach sempre emociona e toca no mais fundo da alma. Mas executado por um artista com tamanha sensibilidade e capacidade de mergulhar nesse delírio de sonoridades e de alcançar tamanha fusão com a obra, simplesmente revive, é como se estivesse tocando aqui e agora, e o resultado é de arrepiar. Impossível conter a emoção e as lágrimas diante de tal beleza. Parabéns e muito obrigado pelo privilégio de poder compartilhar desta preciosidade.
masterful...complete understanding of the work.
Bravo ! Bela transcrição, execução! E que instrumento de sonoridade bonita!
Que lindo Fernando!!!!!
De arrepiar a alma, muito obrigado❤️💕💓
Cada vez mais apaixonados pela tua música 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Magneficient!
Bellísima interpretación, me dejo sin palabras.
There's a theory making the rounds that Bach actually wrote this piece for the harpsichord rather than the organ. I don't know if this is true or not, but this video certainly proves that it could have worked on the harpsichord.
There also is a theory (with some convincing evidence to support it) that this piece was not composed by J. S. Bach. Either way, it seems likely that the piece was written for the organ, given the independent bass line.
@@Bach6032 That theory is unlikely, in my opinion. Even many of the people who believe that Bach didn't write it acknowledge that they can't think of a more likely alternative to him.
I'm not a musicologist, but I have listened to the Brandenburg Concertos. The harpsichord in Number 5 sounds very similar to parts of this composition. If Toccata and Fugue wasn't written by Bach, then it was by somebody influenced by him.
As to why it has a baseline, some harpsichords do have pedals. Organists of the era often practiced on the harpsichord, and many compositions were written to be played on both instruments. That could be the case with this. Indeed, some musicologists have noted that it bears similarities with toccatas Bach wrote for both instruments.
@@stephenwells6434 I, too, believe that the work was composed by a youthful J.S. Bach, but some researchers cast *just* enough doubt on that belief that I no longer would stake my life on it.
To me, “harpsichord” and “pedal harpsichord” are different instruments with different purposes [for15 years I was a harpsichord builder] and for the last 30 years I have had both: see my UA-cam channel for recordings of six large ‘organ’ works of Bach performed on the same pedal harpsichord.
The two-manual harpsichord that Cordella used to render BWV 565, a work written with an independent bass line, works very well. But the exquisite musical writing of Bach holds up under an astonishingly wide range of instrumentation.
@@Bach6032 Bach composed it but was inspired by something he heard I'm church I think
@@stephenwells6434 iirc the piece was discovered in the possession of someone who was taught by Bach, so either the piece was written by either Bach or the student
Powerful - loved it. Thank you for sharing.
Interesting arrangement and great sound/playing. Thanks for uploading this!
I cheered at the end! You brought life to this piece, magnificent !
i must say i am impressed , you adapted the song really well on the harpsichord by delaying cords and modifying it a bit , it feels really good
Maravilhoso!!!
I think it actually sounds better on harpsichord
I totally agree!
Adoro o cravo e amo Bach!!
Brutally beautiful...
What a masterpiece!!
Amazing!
Surreal!!
Sensacional!!
Ive never heard this played on the harpsichord before. It sounds great!
You are awesome!
I'm amazed! So unexpected and brilliant!
Very well played and what a beautiful sound. Congratulations.
Que maravilla 😍 esprecioso....
Minha peça predileta!!!!! Primeira vez a vendo ser tocada em um cravo... espetacular!!!!
Amazing
I judt love dit song and especially on da harpsichord
I am amazed at how great this work sounds on a harpsichord! It's like a fresh powerful breeze.
It was like hearing it for the first time. For all the fame and renown of this piece, I never could really follow it. It just sounded to me like a lot of bombast and virtuoso effects. Your interpretation makes it sound like music! Bravo!
Bravo, meu cravista favorito👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️!! Esse arranjo deu trabalho né? As soluções que encontraste em algumas passagens complicadas de adaptação ficaram geniais!
i’m so in love woOW … fantastically splendid 👏🏽… 💖✨🐬
Muito bom!
Bravooo !!! 💐🎉👏👏👏👏👏💖🇨🇱
From the 2:49 mark to the 4:00 mark is some of the best music ever created.
Fino señores 🧐🍷
MARVELOUS !!! 😃😃😇😇😍😍😍🤌🤌👏👏👏👍👍👍😍
Bravo
Amazing performance! 👏✨
Esplêndido!
Que orgulho deste canal , sem palavras .
Incredible
I love harpsichord but listening to this cover, i realised why it’s forgotten. It can fill all the emotions that organ has, it can’t play long notes. However i still think harpsichord is amazing and i wish it would be more popular
Yes, harpsichord had limited capabilities, so composers adapted to it. But, it's still a beautiful instrument
@@pavaomrazek Every instrument has 'limited capabilities'. Can a piano sound like an organ? Can the human voice sound like the violin? What a nonsensical way to think about music.
@@arturlascala Why is it nonsense? Nonsense is trying to play violin music on a harpsichord. I just said that composers wrote music corresponding with harpsichord's abillities.
"It was a dark and stormy night..."
start listening from: 2:48
bravissimo!
yeahhhhhhhh!
Brilliant 2:48
Damn! Other than listening to well played sitar music, I got smoke coming out of my head listening your playing of Bach!! Not that I'll ever play any keyboard instrument to your level, but I appreciated the camera filming most of your finger movements. I didn't think some of those sequences were humanly possible!
Interesting alternative to the organ version. Richard in Dallas
👏👏👏👏🎼
No órgão é divino. Mas ficou maravilhoso no cravo também 😊❤
Otimo. Beleza.
I need this version on my spotify
Em breve
this maestro must have put a whole lot of effort to make it sound so effortless
Got curious about how this would sound after listening to a piano version. I like this, it still keeps the eerie feeling, but I still think it sounds best on a pipe organ.
Inscrição mais fácil em anos.
Nice
This is far beyond nice!
Alguien que tenga la partitura para clavicémbalo o que sepa que adaptación, les agradecería mucho que me lo dijeran.
❤
By the way any plan to upload BWV 538 too? Another of my favorite :)
This was so amazing that i shat mine britches. I soiled my wig.
I've heard this composition by many forms of instruments but never done by a harpsichord. an organ yeah a violin yeah and many bands or groups and last but least Vanessa Mae with her violin.😊
Foi escrita para órgão .
Me recuerda s mis hermanos gemelos. que no se prrdian el programa 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Here because the soundtrack for the Gauntlet game series borrows a lot from this piece. I can especially hear it during the opening to Fugue.
Bach makes me believe in God. As a side note, bow ties are cool.
2:48
Oh by the way the harpsichord is plucked and not hit by hammers like a piano.😊
Olá! Uma curiosidade de uma leiga, esse instrumento é o cravo? Fico grata.
Sugerimos que assista nosso programa sobre o instrumento: BACH BRASIL #5 - "O Cravo - Instrumentos de Bach" - Concerto Didático com Fernando Cordella
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is anyone else thinking johnny depp playing harpsichord?...
???
Gemaplys tocando cravo? 🤨🥶🥶🥶🥶
Some pieces make more sense played on certain instruments. This is one.
Его там бедного не укачало, так трясся на трех нотах.
Semeja mas a buxtehude que a bach.
Very good, too bad for the exaggerated rests.
is there a version of it that's not over-ornamented? it's brilliant but way too much perfume - divine geometry is fading away
Well done, Sr. Cordella, but it would have been better if you'd more consistently subordinate your ornamentation to the all-important melodic line and its supporting harmonies rather than ornamenting more for effect than for ideational substance. Your execution is flawless. Rather, your interpretation would benefit more from remembering that Bach's keyboard music is as strongly influenced by his choral and vocal solo writing as it is by his virtuosic instrumental writing, and thereby emphasizing each melodic line and contrapuntal chordal passage as kindred to his inimitable style of vocal soloists intertwining with choral passages and effects, rather than just distracting ornamental pyrotechnics. Continued Best of Good Fortune in developing your mastery of the baroque in general and of Bach in particular.
Hahaha, that's too much.
Must be nice to be able to read music, not a creatures of the alley or the garage band