en effet !! mais franchement à l image de toute sa musique, si céleste. personnellement je trouve ses 2 autres mouvements incroyablement beaux aussi. Au fait, quand j ai découvert Bach, je dois avouer que les concertos pour plusieurs claviers m ont donné encore plus d' émotion, jusqu' à me faire verser des larmes.... c' est pas rien non plus ces concertos ! Mais bon on peut pas tout citer de Bach, ce serait trop long....
Well, I don't play any instrument, I can't even whistle, don't know shit about music notation, and pretty much I have no idea why I'm here, but this looks awesome. Bach rulz!
One of Bach's most masterful of masterpieces! So nice to hear all movements played as he intended, for harpsichord. Also, kudos for the keyboardist for the amazing ornamentation at 21:41!
This is easily some of the best music I have ever heard in my life. You can't even touch Bach with his creativity, expression, and beauty. Such a boss.
… there is a moment during our stressful day when you are listening to Bach's genius and think - there is still the light at the end of the tunnel ....simple appreciations and thank you Bach!
Bach war der 13. Evangelist nachdem Bach als Atheist Auftrittsverbot in den Basiliken= Kirchen erhielt und als nicht mehr so junger Bach in Beugehaftkerker geworfen wurde.
Le soy sinceros, solamente he escuchado a Beethoven, Mozart y Chopin. También sé que mi opinión vale un poco madre aquí, pero me estoy dando la tarea de escuchar a Bach y me quedé fascinado con todo eso, es una locura hermosa, donde uno entra en el clímax de solo escuchar la hermosura meramente a solas. ¡¡Bendito Dios que hizo nacer a Bach para que sea una verdadera esencia de lo que es lo maravilloso de la existencia misma!!
My god...what a masterpiece! How could any one compose such a complex work. Bach is a genius. Love the harpsichord, loud and clear. Pinnock is brilliant!
To think that each and every note of every instrument was conceived, arranged, played and painstakingly written note by note, each with its proper tempo, cadence, duration and tone is simply mind numbing. Twenty two minutes and forty one seconds of an absolute masterpiece. The amount of knowledge, hard work and extreme genius on the mind and hands of a single man. Congratulations on the video, is breathtaking to try to follow each note and to think of the virtuosity of the players that not only follow and see the score but also execute it with mathematical precision and play it with passion. Great!
Fifty percent genius: 50 percent bloody hard work! I don't know about this work, but I am very familiar with the original m/s of the 6 solo violin sonatas: not a single correction, erasure, or error of any kind, written with ink and a quill, probably by candlelight. SUPERHUMAN!!! And his dear wife and helpmeet Anna Magdalena, whose m/s of the 'cello sonatas we possess, equally beautifully written.
@@keithramsell9955 i think Bach used sketches and practiced writing the piece before doing the final version. This is not to diminish the genius of Bach: he clearly thought carefully beforehand what he would compose and would present it only when he was completely ready with the piece
Bach war ein grosser Bewunderer der Arabesken im spanischen Flamenco : Hat das Geltung auch bei Couperin, der ja eher auf italienische Lauten rekurrieren soll?
Gerubach, Thank you for helping me to improve my sight reading. I've been wanting to get back into playing for years, but never really quite got the hang of reading music. The scrolling scores and the beautiful pieces you chose to share have all contributed greatly to my appreciation and education of the music, the different styles of the classics, and the great composers who wrote them. Thanks again
I listen to melodic and symphonic black metal, melodic death metal, folk metal, anything with roots in Baroque music. But for 22 years now, I've thrown on Baroque, usually with Trevor Pinnock at the panels, for my "heavy" fix without offending the neighbors 😂 This first movement is one of the heaviest movements and I love it so much. I even love the super slow movements that make me think of magical forests, starry night skies, or even the Age of Sail for some reason. Handel and Bach are my go-to metal bands. 😎 Btw, I've been teaching myself the transverse flute for a few years and play along with your sheet music videos gerubach (at very slow speeds 😂), thank you!!
I have been a subscriber of this channel for many years now. I cannot tell you how much you have helped me improve my ability to interpret and understand music. As a professional singer, one of the skills we don't often spend enough time perfecting is the ability to hear how instruments interact with each other. As a visual learner, your scrolling score videos have allowed me to fully experience the counterpoint (of which Bach is the master). When I sing with orchestra, I'm now better able to hear and understand my relationship to the instruments around me. THANK YOU!
Leaving Manchester University July 9th. 1951, I started busking 5 hours every night in a shoe-shop arcade in Leicester square. 100 or so people would listen in open-mouthed silence as I played the 6 unaccompanied violin sonatas, the 2 concertos and sometimes, with a friend the Bach "Double". November 6th. the same year I bought my first house with the proceeds. Very few, I'm sure, were familiar with Bach's music and most had probably never heard a violin close up before. People were absolutely RIVETED, hypnotised simply by the self-evident greatness of this extraordinary music.
Gerubach you have helped me a lot in my practice(both composition and playing my instrument) I appreciate your work...I can't wait for the harpsichord concerto in f minor...the 5th one ;)
SuspiciouslyDLicious I'm glad you enjoy that moment too! Great minds think alike, I aspire to think like Bach. If I could only achieve a fraction of his greatness..
The 1st Movment is the sinfonia of BWV 146, the 2nd Movement is an instrumental version of the 2nd Movement of BWV 146, and the 3rd Movement is the Sinfonia of BWV 188. What they did is replace the Organ with Harpsichord but yeah it can be played on any Keyboard instrument. BWV 1052R is a Reconstructed Violin Concerto in the Same Key of D Minor but I've decided to play the Solo Violin part down an Octave on the 5 String Cello w/ a High E String.
If you can play that violin version on the cello(even the five string cello)--well I am impressed. It is really tough for the violin--as reconstructed at least, it is the toughest concerto before the 19th century. I find
One of the best pieces ever written. Most people’s favorite spot in the first movement is around 3:05, and a similar spot can be found in the third movement around 16:42
I have a CD with the first 4 keyboard concertos BWV 1052 - 1055 played on the piano by: Michel Dalberto (piano) Jean-Philippe Collard (piano) Gabriel Tacchino (piano) Bruno Rigutto (piano) Jean-Pierre Wallez (conductor) Ensemble Orchestral de Paris I could not recommend it enough. Outstanding performance and acoustics in my opinion. Also the piano is a very nice touch for a change.
gerubach There's also a Violin version of that Concerto that's been reconstructed. Both the Piano & Violin versions are available as a Piano reduction score from the Barenreiter Music Company.
The two first movements are also found in his cantata, BVW 146: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wir_m%C3%BCssen_durch_viel_Tr%C3%BCbsal,_BWV_146#Music Or rather, it was the cantata that was the basis for the concerto
But he didn't! Parallel octaves are forbidden in 4-part harmony (choral music). But orchestral texture is different, because the sound is different from that of a choir! So, strictly speaking, Bach never uses parallel octaves!
Consonances moving in parallel are forbidden in strict counterpoint - they cause two voices to lose independence; however, if the voices were not applied in counterpoint, it is acceptable for them to move in parallel. P8, P1 are just doublings at the octave.
The music of the genius Bach is a special delightful world that carries the fusion of man with the infinite universe, an invaluable heritage of mankind that cannot be overestimated. . .(Музыка гениального Баха - это особый восхитительный мир, несущий в себе слияние человека с бесконечной вселенной, бесценное наследие человечества, которое невозможно переоценить. . .)
Gerubach, how in the name of (words fail me) have you managed to do this?? I am staggered. It is an art-form in its own right. I must have a lazy ear because, somehow, I seem to hear more when I have a visual clue as to what to listen for. It's quite brilliant! Thank you very much!
Hello @gerubach. I really love your production especially this beautiful piece. Please what software do you use to visualize scrolling. Thank you. Michal
The supreme Bach's masterpiece, this first movement it's unspeakable!
I like your profile picture
This is arguable, he has written so many magnificent works! But Schumann considered this to be the supreme clavier concerto of all time...
Absolutely fantastic
@@georgesmelki1 I trust 100% Master Schumann
en effet !! mais franchement à l image de toute sa musique, si céleste. personnellement je trouve ses 2 autres mouvements incroyablement beaux aussi. Au fait, quand j ai découvert Bach, je dois avouer que les concertos pour plusieurs claviers m ont donné encore plus d' émotion, jusqu' à me faire verser des larmes.... c' est pas rien non plus ces concertos ! Mais bon on peut pas tout citer de Bach, ce serait trop long....
I can't wrap my head around the genius and creativity of Bach.
I agree!
No one can, and no one ever will.
Favorite Bach piece of mine, I listen to it every day. Probably one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
The third movement is 100% flatline beautiful, out of this world 7 mins of cold shivers
Well, I don't play any instrument, I can't even whistle, don't know shit about music notation, and pretty much I have no idea why I'm here, but this looks awesome. Bach rulz!
Nice to hear that
beethoven is unreal of course
More people like this guy here please!
Wholee Dantès don't speak foul language
Rohitha Rathnayake
ok, mom
One of Bach's most masterful of masterpieces! So nice to hear all movements played as he intended, for harpsichord. Also, kudos for the keyboardist for the amazing ornamentation at 21:41!
Bach is beyond genius. It's just unfathomable. It's like every note and idea he put on paper transcends
This is easily some of the best music I have ever heard in my life. You can't even touch Bach with his creativity, expression, and beauty. Such a boss.
💎💎💎💎💎💎🙄🙄
I love the life that Pinnock brings to the allegro movements of this concerto. One doesn't usually get to hear them at such a fun and exciting speed!
Thank you geru Bach for initiating this project. It is the best scrolling program I have ever seen!
… there is a moment during our stressful day when you are listening to Bach's genius and think - there is still the light at the end of the tunnel ....simple appreciations and thank you Bach!
JS Bach’s own words - Soli Deo Gloria - "to the glory of God alone!"
Bach war der 13. Evangelist nachdem Bach als Atheist Auftrittsverbot in den Basiliken= Kirchen erhielt und als nicht mehr so junger Bach in Beugehaftkerker geworfen wurde.
Luckily there no god so all the glory goes to bach for this wonderful masterpiece
@@Thetruepianomanbold statement with terrible grammar.
The whole piece is incredible. I especially like that short 15 second passage starting at 15:36 .
16:20 Theme in viola and harpsicord in magnificent TASTY counterpoint, exquisite.
Le soy sinceros, solamente he escuchado a Beethoven, Mozart y Chopin. También sé que mi opinión vale un poco madre aquí, pero me estoy dando la tarea de escuchar a Bach y me quedé fascinado con todo eso, es una locura hermosa, donde uno entra en el clímax de solo escuchar la hermosura meramente a solas.
¡¡Bendito Dios que hizo nacer a Bach para que sea una verdadera esencia de lo que es lo maravilloso de la existencia misma!!
best concerto ever!i love the viola and cembalo in this piece,they are very great !
And indepedent
+Ivan Leong it's great but I prefer Brandenburg concerto 5, cadenza is amazing, my favorite harpsichord solo.
+zarlitoz mee too
Viola here is amazing!
My god...what a masterpiece! How could any one compose such a complex work. Bach is a genius.
Love the harpsichord, loud and clear. Pinnock is brilliant!
Yeah He's cool.
To think that each and every note of every instrument was conceived, arranged, played and painstakingly written note by note, each with its proper tempo, cadence, duration and tone is simply mind numbing. Twenty two minutes and forty one seconds of an absolute masterpiece. The amount of knowledge, hard work and extreme genius on the mind and hands of a single man. Congratulations on the video, is breathtaking to try to follow each note and to think of the virtuosity of the players that not only follow and see the score but also execute it with mathematical precision and play it with passion. Great!
Fifty percent genius: 50 percent bloody hard work! I don't know about this work, but I am very familiar with the original m/s of the 6 solo violin sonatas: not a single correction, erasure, or error of any kind, written with ink and a quill, probably by candlelight. SUPERHUMAN!!! And his dear wife and helpmeet Anna Magdalena, whose m/s of the 'cello sonatas we possess, equally beautifully written.
@@keithramsell9955 i think Bach used sketches and practiced writing the piece before doing the final version. This is not to diminish the genius of Bach: he clearly thought carefully beforehand what he would compose and would present it only when he was completely ready with the piece
21:44 though!!! Omg! I felt chills down my spine!!!
6:32 Bach is 12/10
Joaquim Méndez gan gan y gan gon!
lul 12 tone
More like 0:00-22:41
Bach war ein grosser Bewunderer der Arabesken im spanischen Flamenco : Hat das Geltung auch bei Couperin, der ja eher auf italienische Lauten rekurrieren soll?
Somebody needs to make that section and the part with the fast arpeggios into a metal song.
The first movement is so intense. Breathtaking!
whoever you are Gerubach, thank you! Your work editing/uploading the concerto has made me very happy today.
Gerubach, Thank you for helping me to improve my sight reading. I've been wanting to get back into playing for years, but never really quite got the hang of reading music. The scrolling scores and the beautiful pieces you chose to share have all contributed greatly to my appreciation and education of the music, the different styles of the classics, and the great composers who wrote them. Thanks again
1. Allegro - 00:40
2. Adagio - 08:04
3. Allegro - 14:21
its already in the desc..
@@Iceologer Yes.... But not in Phone :p
@@juanrivero6432 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Бах - это наивысшее удовольствие, гармония прекрасного и меня! Это самое удивительное в природе нашей жизни!
I listen to melodic and symphonic black metal, melodic death metal, folk metal, anything with roots in Baroque music. But for 22 years now, I've thrown on Baroque, usually with Trevor Pinnock at the panels, for my "heavy" fix without offending the neighbors 😂 This first movement is one of the heaviest movements and I love it so much. I even love the super slow movements that make me think of magical forests, starry night skies, or even the Age of Sail for some reason. Handel and Bach are my go-to metal bands. 😎
Btw, I've been teaching myself the transverse flute for a few years and play along with your sheet music videos gerubach (at very slow speeds 😂), thank you!!
I have been a subscriber of this channel for many years now. I cannot tell you how much you have helped me improve my ability to interpret and understand music. As a professional singer, one of the skills we don't often spend enough time perfecting is the ability to hear how instruments interact with each other. As a visual learner, your scrolling score videos have allowed me to fully experience the counterpoint (of which Bach is the master). When I sing with orchestra, I'm now better able to hear and understand my relationship to the instruments around me. THANK YOU!
3:41 - 4:08 is just so good!
0:00 - 22:10 is good too
Its all good
It's just... just... SO GOOD
The first movement is pure insane. If I had a free wish that I could play any song/piece fluently it would be that.
Leaving Manchester University July 9th. 1951, I started busking 5 hours every night in a shoe-shop arcade in Leicester square. 100 or so people would listen in open-mouthed silence as I played the 6 unaccompanied violin sonatas, the 2 concertos and sometimes, with a friend the Bach "Double". November 6th. the same year I bought my first house with the proceeds. Very few, I'm sure, were familiar with Bach's music and most had probably never heard a violin close up before. People were absolutely RIVETED, hypnotised simply by the self-evident greatness of this extraordinary music.
I heard that Joshua Bell was unsuccessful busking in New York. Maybe he should have tried playing Bach!
Gerubach you have helped me a lot in my practice(both composition and playing my instrument) I appreciate your work...I can't wait for the harpsichord concerto in f minor...the 5th one ;)
Espectacular, mil gracias por ofrecernos esta maravillosa música!!! 🙏🙏💚
I like how a lot of people have different favourite parts. Mine are 1:05 - 1:12, and 4:08 - 4:12.
yeah I like the trills too very eargasmic
I am always fascinated by this concerto, seeing the scroll makes me wonder one more time how somebody is able to play this,,,thanks!
Низкий поклон и вновь огромное спасибо!
Un millón de gracias!! Sensacional!! Instructivo.
6:25 without a doubt one of the greatest solos in music history.
It's amazing. Thank you, Gerubach
The entry so dramatic and touching
o que seria de nós sem Bach ? Amo !!
Must have been some hell of a job getting all things synchronized. Thank you for this. Really great lesson/video.
6:37 we can listen to the universe. It's Bach talking with us and about us
And so he truly invented heavy metal music from this ..😊 Bach is a miracle of nature
not at all
J S Bach was a BEAST!!
My fave baroque composer
thats what she said (or so ive heard)
@@heriatm2771 Moi mon compositeur préféré , tout court
@@heriatm2771 really the best
Jeez, that first movement!!!! I love the harpsichord especially the left hand
+Chloe B Its so fun being able to see all of it played at the same time. The third movement is intense too. Just take a few listens.
Thanks for making this video!
Gotta love 5:04 - 5:13. I can't take it. Bach is amongst the gods surely.
+mynamewhatis - I agree! 'Genius' is not a sufficient word - seriously....
SuspiciouslyDLicious I'm glad you enjoy that moment too! Great minds think alike, I aspire to think like Bach. If I could only achieve a fraction of his greatness..
its amazing, then it progresses into the fragmentation of the theme at 5:25. its perfect
The style in that part is a very common occurrence in Vivaldi's music as well.
Can you say examples? I'm addected to this :D
Such a gentle recording, amazing!
After watching this, the whole youtube page continued scrolling afterwards.
The 1st Movment is the sinfonia of BWV 146, the 2nd Movement is an instrumental version of the 2nd Movement of BWV 146, and the 3rd Movement is the Sinfonia of BWV 188. What they did is replace the Organ with Harpsichord but yeah it can be played on any Keyboard instrument. BWV 1052R is a Reconstructed Violin Concerto in the Same Key of D Minor but I've decided to play the Solo Violin part down an Octave on the 5 String Cello w/ a High E String.
That's so true
If you can play that violin version on the cello(even the five string cello)--well I am impressed. It is really tough for the violin--as reconstructed at least, it is the toughest concerto before the 19th century. I find
@@robertgreene2684 My Cello is a 5 String Cello w/ a High E so they're great at covering Violin Sheet Music an Octave lower
I like the extra ornamental flair at 21:44.
jihanj omg I know!!!!! I’m in love with it
@@VONHIMMELBACH Fun fact it's a transcription of a lost violin concerto that took a long time to reconstruct.
Thank you for making a retired musician very happy ( although we never really retire :)
One of the best pieces ever written. Most people’s favorite spot in the first movement is around 3:05, and a similar spot can be found in the third movement around 16:42
Everytime I feel torpid and unmoved by other melodies, replay this and kickstart my lethargic soul.
I have a CD with the first 4 keyboard concertos BWV 1052 - 1055 played on the piano by:
Michel Dalberto (piano)
Jean-Philippe Collard (piano)
Gabriel Tacchino (piano)
Bruno Rigutto (piano)
Jean-Pierre Wallez (conductor)
Ensemble Orchestral de Paris
I could not recommend it enough. Outstanding performance and acoustics in my opinion. Also the piano is a very nice touch for a change.
Honestly this piece is just as much satisfying to play as it is to listen to. Go and learn it!
Simply monumental and astonishing even though it's the 18th time I've listened to that
Thanks for uploading!
Спасибо за вашу работу.
This is an incredible piece of music/ jesus can it get any better than this?! I really doubt it.
Yeah this is some really juicy stuff.
No
不可思议的美，Incredible beautiful
gerubach There's also a Violin version of that Concerto that's been reconstructed. Both the Piano & Violin versions are available as a Piano reduction score from the Barenreiter Music Company.
Thanks for the score. Putting a mix of the harpsichord and violin/viola parts onto electric guitar :)
I love this channel
Favorite piece of all time. No words. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I love harpsichord!
I can't stand these modern performances of baroque in piano; it's ugly and anachronistic.
Hériat M partially agree
Your work is a great work.
absolutely brilliant
5:15 en la cuspide del primer movimiento literalmente se me caen la lagrimas.
21:38 That cadenza..
A masterpiece indeed! Can’t wait to learn it on violin…
gerubach It's actually an arrangement of a Reconstructed Violin concerto (BWV 1052R) in D Minor
The two first movements are also found in his cantata, BVW 146: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wir_m%C3%BCssen_durch_viel_Tr%C3%BCbsal,_BWV_146#Music
Or rather, it was the cantata that was the basis for the concerto
People: "Bach never uses parallel octaves"
Bach:
I've never seen a man make and break so many rules at once until I looked at the music of Bach
Malcolm Bojangles Orchestral/textural unisons/doublings are not parallel octaves.
but he didn't
But he didn't! Parallel octaves are forbidden in 4-part harmony (choral music). But orchestral texture is different, because the sound is different from that of a choir! So, strictly speaking, Bach never uses parallel octaves!
Consonances moving in parallel are forbidden in strict counterpoint - they cause two voices to lose independence; however, if the voices were not applied in counterpoint, it is acceptable for them to move in parallel. P8, P1 are just doublings at the octave.
admirable sur toute la ligne bach est ici sublimé
There's something sinister about this harpsichord concerto, and I love it.
amazing 👏
Quelle belle musique ☺
The music of the genius Bach is a special delightful world that carries the fusion of man with the infinite universe, an invaluable heritage of mankind that cannot be overestimated. . .(Музыка гениального Баха - это особый восхитительный мир, несущий в себе слияние человека с бесконечной вселенной, бесценное наследие человечества, которое невозможно переоценить. . .)
Sublime!
This must've taken a good while to edit. Good work.
wonderful!
Gerubach, how in the name of (words fail me) have you managed to do this?? I am staggered. It is an art-form in its own right. I must have a lazy ear because, somehow, I seem to hear more when I have a visual clue as to what to listen for. It's quite brilliant! Thank you very much!
i can get through the first 12 bars on half speed (on the piano), but i can't imagine ever having this kind of dexterity, speed and control
❤...Bach...the One and Only...❤
Most excellent
So much is lost on a harpsichord...ahead of his time
My favorite bach
I'm astounded to say i've only just heard of this boss piece. Time to practice. Wish i had a harpsichord though
This is really cool
Most beautiful music ever written. This reading a little pacey for me , but well played
movements: best parts:
1st 0:40 allegro 0:40 to 8:02 , 8:58 to 13:26 , 14:22 to final
2nd 08:04 adagio
3rd 14:21 allegro
this is literally metal
Bravo!
Muito belo
Hello @gerubach. I really love your production especially this beautiful piece. Please what software do you use to visualize scrolling. Thank you. Michal
6:41 hardcore baroc begins
Wonderful
This is awesome: listen, follow and be happy!