Это не тихая и спокойная музыка!Это взрыв мозга,потрясение души,сердце останавливается.Бах писал не для ушей.Бах писал для души и сердца человеческого.Благодарю Вас.
You are very welcome. Thank you for the comment, and I hope you explore more music from my channel. There is music from all periods, mainly focused on new music and pieces that have been overlooked or forgotten for no good reason. This piece from Bach, is famous, of course. Erik
Almost all of the images in my posts are from Unsplash (www.unsplash.com), which has images that are free to use. I don't recall the specific location in that photo, but it did strike me as beautiful as well. A few of the other photos are my own.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it - I don't do very many of "the standards" because they've been recorded so, so many times. But there are a few on my channel. 😉
Hi Erik, I don’t really agree about standards. This music piece is very well-known, popular. But the way you play it, the way you maken your stops combination, take the voice of the melody, is what makes it unique. Sometimes I hear other famous music from e.g. Guilmant with terrible registration and mechanic playing, while the same music played by e.g. Ben van Oosten is so much nicer and “unique. Nice example: ua-cam.com/video/hSACA1VFtu0/v-deo.html
Thanks, Fred. Yes, I agree that registration and interpretation is important. For music before Bach, so is the tuning and voicing of the organ, but somehow Bach sounds good on almost any organ if someone plays it sensitively and not mechanically. This post is an example of "modern Bach", but I think it works well in its own way.
Это не тихая и спокойная музыка!Это взрыв мозга,потрясение души,сердце останавливается.Бах писал не для ушей.Бах писал для души и сердца человеческого.Благодарю Вас.
Спасибо. Бах писал для ушей, ума и души.
Ich rufe zu dir Herr Jesu Christ - ein wunderbares und ruhiges Orgelstück, danke. 13.08.2023
Danke schön. Ich freue mich, dass Ihnen das Zuhören Spaß gemacht hat.
I remember Solaris, which is a planet understand human's thought
This music will quench and moisturize your parched soul
Thank you.
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You are welcome
From
A corner o Tokyo full of autumn tints and Christmas atmosphere and various colorful illuminations
We are more wintry, but we are also near this, which is beautiful throughout the year: japanesegarden.org/
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Hang in there
You understand Japanese aesthetics and Japanesque
Блаженство, Умиротворение.💜☀️🌐🌌🎆
Спасибо
Это память❤
Thanks
One of the nicest performances I've heard of this beautiful piece.
Thank you!
Музыка вселенной.
A beautiful and great recording! I like it very much! Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Germany! 👍
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for commenting, too.
This is beautiful, the registration is perfect!!!
Thanks. It's always been a personal favorite. Glad you enjoyed it.
Quelle beauté....
Oui, c'est vrai... Merci beaucoup!
I.H.S.❤
Nice interpretation. Linear and balanced. Bravo!!
Thank you very much! I'm happy you enjoyed it.
Un organista prodigioso para esta joya. Bravísimo!!
Gracias. Me alegra que lo hayas disfrutado y espero que disfrutes de otra música en mi canal.
Mr.E.Simmons, thanks for this music❤I.m from Lithuania Klaipeda.
You are very welcome. Thank you for the comment, and I hope you explore more music from my channel. There is music from all periods, mainly focused on new music and pieces that have been overlooked or forgotten for no good reason. This piece from Bach, is famous, of course.
Erik
It's short, but it's music that brings out deep emotions
Yes, that's something Bach can do very well...
@@ErikSimmonsOrgan yes
Beautifully played sir
Thank you, and nice of you to comment.
Schön gespielt
Vielen Dank
beautiful.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Wunderbar interpretiert, ich spiele es selbst sehr gerne!
Ich bin froh, dass es Dir gefallen hat. Dies ist ein wunderschönes Stück, das in nur wenigen Minuten viel sagt.
@@ErikSimmonsOrgan Ganz genau!!!
What is the source of the picture? It's beautiful.
Almost all of the images in my posts are from Unsplash (www.unsplash.com), which has images that are free to use. I don't recall the specific location in that photo, but it did strike me as beautiful as well. A few of the other photos are my own.
It looks like iceland
Гениальный Иоганн Себастьян Бах, опередивший свое время.
Он опередил свое время. Но в конце жизни его музыку считали «старой» и вышедшей из моды. Сегодня это трудно понять.
Эдуард Артемьев - Слушая Баха.
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Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it - I don't do very many of "the standards" because they've been recorded so, so many times. But there are a few on my channel. 😉
@@ErikSimmonsOrgan I've sent you an invitation on LinkedIn, so I can send you some more sheet music written by my father. 🙂
Ah, yes - I saw that before I saw this. I'm looking forward to seeing his other compositions!
Hi Erik, I don’t really agree about standards. This music piece is very well-known, popular. But the way you play it, the way you maken your stops combination, take the voice of the melody, is what makes it unique. Sometimes I hear other famous music from e.g. Guilmant with terrible registration and mechanic playing, while the same music played by e.g. Ben van Oosten is so much nicer and “unique. Nice example: ua-cam.com/video/hSACA1VFtu0/v-deo.html
Thanks, Fred. Yes, I agree that registration and interpretation is important. For music before Bach, so is the tuning and voicing of the organ, but somehow Bach sounds good on almost any organ if someone plays it sensitively and not mechanically. This post is an example of "modern Bach", but I think it works well in its own way.