Welch eine komplexe Leistung des Verstandes ein solches Instrument mit Händen und Füßen perfekt zu bedienen. Es ist wie ein Wunder. Bach hatte wohl auch diese Fähigkeit, aber zugleich hatte er auch diese Musik erschaffen, die uns bis heute in der Seele trifft. Wie ist das möglich? Es wurde ihm nicht gedankt: zu viele Töne, welche die Menschen " verwirreten", so die damalige Kritik und bis heute! Die meisten Zeitgenossen sind definitiv überfordert.
geoffrey griffith in philadelphia usa former choir boy at all saints anglican church in st peter barbados what a joy to hear this music from js bach played by this extra ordinary great and gifted organist mr richard mcveigh it brings back great memories as a former choir boy long live mr mcveigh god will help you to fill our hearts with joy amen.
Awesome! Bach sure knew how to squeeze the juice out of an organ. I can only imagine the feeling of being able to control a machine the size of a building with a few small levers and making such incredible music.
People.admired.J.S.Bach's.playing. To which he.replied something like; "Nothing to it. You simply move your fingers and your feet to the right places at the right times and.the.organ plays itself."
Bach could also.squeeze the juice out a violin. You look at his partitas and sonatas for unacompanied violin and you can see that only someone who had an intimate knowledge of the violin could.compose such works.
Video fantastico... Non c'è di meglio che ascoltare la musica per organo di J.S.Bach suonata da organisti magistralmente bravi e geniali.. Grazie molto per questo grande video e queste favolose interpretazioni..
Enregistrement magistral, bravo ; SON extraordinaire, répertoire évidemment parmi les meilleurs du monde, et depuis plus de 300 ans. Vibrations élevées, sans aucun doute, merci BIS.
Thank you so much for this music Sunday afternoon gift. Must have been much work to put this together. From Gouda (Sint Janskerk - Moreau organ) Holland 😊.
Absolutely amazing. Thank you to all those professional organists who are an inspiration to all of us. The last piece "BWV 478 come sweetest death, come blessed rest and take my hand and gently lead me on", was my first piece I played on the beautiful Chichester Cathedral organ under the guidance of organist Timothy Ravalde. It was also the first time ever in my life that I played a real pipe organ and a cathedral organ at that. Thank you Richard and BIS.
It’s been 7 months since you posted this and I first listened to it, but sometimes I just have an intense inner need for Bach. It’s like he hits one of my internal reset buttons. But then so does Vierne. lol Thank you for doing so much to restore my soul this afternoon. It’s been a few rough days. You are reliably, as always, a blessing.
I'm so very grateful that I got to hear lots of classical music growing up. Even though I didn't appreciate it at the time. The acoustics are just perfect in a cathedral. This is utterly phenomenal. Everyone listening to this has excellent taste in music. Thank you.
A bit late to the party but boy what a party!! All our favourite organists in one amazing recital. You truly spoil us! Well done, and thanks to all who participated 🎉🎉❤
HOWEVER! The performances are totally amazing? BUT! It must be said: The camera work!! WOW! The very best of creativity & technology give me chills! Thanks so much for the countless hours you must have spent on this most amazing video! I would love to know how you superimposed the pedal camera over the score. That is an amazing effect. Many thanks from Colorado, U.S.A.🎼🎹🎹🎹
"Organ music - the mighty power of sound" - In the world of music, there is hardly anything that can touch the senses as deeply as majestic organ music. The organ, often referred to as the "queen of instruments", has an incomparable power that resonates in its waves of sound. With its imposing pipes, brought to life by skilled organists, the organ creates an atmosphere that transports us to another world. The impressive presence and diverse sound possibilities of the organ make it the ideal choice for the performance of both sacred and secular music. In churches, it lends a sublime aura to liturgical celebrations, while in concert halls and theaters it impresses audiences with its monumental sounds. Organ music requires not only virtuoso skills, but also a deeply emotional interpretation. Its deep basses and high trebles can express a wide range of feelings, from solemn joy to poignant sadness. This musical gem attracts people from all over the world and proves time and time again that it has a timeless and transformative power. In a hectic world where we are often overwhelmed by the tide of everyday life, organ music reminds us that there is an incomparable power in silence and music that touches our souls and transports us to a world of beauty and contemplation. Experience the majestic power of organ music and let yourself be enchanted by its sounds. GvL - SINGER DR. B... - VIENNA - JAN 21 - 2024
Yes a great selection and played with such brilliance and vigour right from the opening BWV 541. Just surprised not to see the Great Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor included.
This reminds us where we come from..Universel. sounds like the music of galaxies and planète that we surf from and to. Big up to thèse inspiré planète voies of what human call God...Bach Has the perfection médium tu uplilft human lost souls. Many many tanks for uploading and sound quality. This vidéo is clearly part of the Human patrimonial and culture legacy panets
How did I miss Anna Lapwood performing on the BIS Baby? So reassuring to hear that she still plays repertoire despite a lot of popularist pieces in the Albert.
I start thinking....how would I think when I try to find a job like a organist.... More stops - better pipeorgan....No would be other things to check up to, but more stops give better chance to make the music like you will have it. And....what about the education in to to be a organist? What are you learning more than just playing? You would learn a lot of all different parts of the organ and even about all different stops.....And yes, I will listen and enjoy this video later.
Thank you Richard for putting this lovely Bach video for us. It was nice to re-visit the cathedrals and see the guest organists again. I forgot how beautiful the inside of Arundel Cathedral was especially the pipes and stained glass. Beautiful!You tackled The Wedge beautifully on that organ. 🌷
Thank you for this absolutely fabulous upload - our Bach favorites, all on amazing organs, amazing performers, and superb audio quality. I am thrilled that you opened with Gloucester - such an exciting sound.
Wow! This was just what I was longing for! Amazing organists, amazing organs and amazing organ music! This is once again proof of the quality of BiS. Thank you Richard and all recitalists!
Richard you rank right up with rest of these spectacular Organist. Thank you so much for putting this together to provide with 3 +hours of listening pleasure and joy!
JS Bach is my favourite composer! I've played a few of these back in my organ days, lol! Tocatta & Fugue in D minor I had memorized, so not surprised you're playing it blindfolded.
I like this channel a lot! Your organ is splendid, and I generally like your registrations for baroque music! Thanks Richard! It's nice to somehow be connected to other people who like or play the organ :)
What an epic undertaking Richard. Thank you very much. Wonderful to be able to relisten in the future. By the way pleased you included my favourite. Blessings.
Wow! How fabulous is this. I've just found it very late tonight, so have hopefully saved it to enjoy at leisure. Thank you so much Richard and BIS friends.
Loved this video, especially BWV 565 with the dancing monkey and blindfolded performance. I saw that one live during the marathon and am still impressed. Thanks to all the artists and organ staff that made these recordings possible.😃😹😻👏👏
Of all the BWV's ....Today?! Well errr.... your BWV532 was great !! Play, registration, sound, clear bright, wonderfull recording. Tomorrow another favourite!! ❤
So breathtaking. It's Johann Sebastian. Simple 💓
I can think of no better instrument than the king of all instruments to be used in the worship of the King of all kings!
Welch eine komplexe Leistung des Verstandes ein solches Instrument mit Händen und Füßen perfekt zu bedienen. Es ist wie ein Wunder. Bach hatte wohl auch diese Fähigkeit,
aber zugleich hatte er auch diese Musik erschaffen, die uns bis heute in der Seele trifft.
Wie ist das möglich?
Es wurde ihm nicht gedankt: zu viele Töne, welche die Menschen " verwirreten", so die damalige Kritik und bis heute! Die meisten Zeitgenossen sind definitiv überfordert.
Beautiful morning ❤ with Johann Sebastian ❤ thank U, GOD ❣️
Sir, you bring happiness to over 100,000 people in this world; God bless you…
Bach played on a pipe organ, my favorite thing to hear. So much so I will listen to this while welding at work
Pipes with pipes!
So happy to see organ shoes! 😎
WORLD CLASS, WORLD CALIBER ... KUDOS!
Thanks again for a wonderful video (see my comment for more)
Wow - thank you so much for that!! Glad you enjoyed the compilation 😊
I see you i hear you i feel you
Perfect❤😊 2:38:56 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Starting off my Monday at work with this. It's been better than coffee believe it or not!
Oh wow, what else can I say that hasn't been said a million times over? 🥰
The WEDGE fugue shakes my soul
It shakes my fingers! It's not the easiest...
@@beautyinsound 😅
geoffrey griffith in philadelphia usa former choir boy at all saints anglican church in st peter barbados what a joy to hear this music from js bach played by this extra ordinary great and gifted organist mr richard mcveigh it brings back great memories as a former choir boy long live mr mcveigh god will help you to fill our hearts with joy amen.
BWV 545 - Awesome! For me, the pedal is so defined and alive in Richards playing.
What a gift. Thank you so much. :))
Thank you Richard, what a wonderful way to close out the day! To God be the glory
Awesome! Bach sure knew how to squeeze the juice out of an organ. I can only imagine the feeling of being able to control a machine the size of a building with a few small levers and making such incredible music.
People.admired.J.S.Bach's.playing. To which he.replied something like; "Nothing to it. You simply move your fingers and your feet to the right places at the right times and.the.organ plays itself."
Bach could also.squeeze the juice out a violin. You look at his partitas and sonatas for unacompanied violin and you can see that only someone who had an intimate knowledge of the violin could.compose such works.
Pure enjoyment!!!
Ok but the monkey hat is really funny-💀and that person is so impressive for playing that blindfolded and in memory!!
Amazing Organists!! Beautifully done!!!❤
Wunderbare Stücke, unglaubliche Orgeln und super Organisten... Das bitte auf CD....!!!
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The blinded organist doing the Toccata and Fugue in D minor is almost super human, Bravo, such majesty and beauty !
Haha the blinded organist is me!
The organist wasn't "blinded." He was _blindfolded._
When you know it so well, you can literally do it blindfolded.
Video fantastico... Non c'è di meglio che ascoltare la musica per organo di J.S.Bach suonata da organisti magistralmente bravi e geniali.. Grazie molto per questo grande video e queste favolose interpretazioni..
这个organ的音色是令我最难忘且满意的，比其他的organ还要出色🎶
Lovely music. On a hot muggy Sunday summer afternoon
Thank you ❤
So graceful, peaceful, joyful.
Ears enjoyed the play
Eyes enjoyed the performance by organists. Fantastic.
Enregistrement magistral, bravo ; SON extraordinaire, répertoire évidemment parmi les meilleurs du monde, et depuis plus de 300 ans.
Vibrations élevées, sans aucun doute, merci BIS.
I have most of these on CD. It is nice to hear them played on another platform
Thank you so much for this music Sunday afternoon gift. Must have been much work to put this together. From Gouda (Sint Janskerk - Moreau organ) Holland 😊.
Absolutely amazing. Thank you to all those professional organists who are an inspiration to all of us. The last piece "BWV 478 come sweetest death, come blessed rest and take my hand and gently lead me on", was my first piece I played on the beautiful Chichester Cathedral organ under the guidance of organist Timothy Ravalde. It was also the first time ever in my life that I played a real pipe organ and a cathedral organ at that. Thank you Richard and BIS.
It’s been 7 months since you posted this and I first listened to it, but sometimes I just have an intense inner need for Bach. It’s like he hits one of my internal reset buttons. But then so does Vierne. lol
Thank you for doing so much to restore my soul this afternoon. It’s been a few rough days. You are reliably, as always, a blessing.
A UA-cam treasure! Thank you, Richard, for your amazing vision and tireless efforts to build the BIS global community.
Wspaniała muzyka,mistrzowskie wykonanie,piękny instrument i wnętrze Świątyni z dobrą akustyką.Dziękuję🙏
I'm so very grateful that I got to hear lots of classical music growing up. Even though I didn't appreciate it at the time. The acoustics are just perfect in a cathedral. This is utterly phenomenal. Everyone listening to this has excellent taste in music. Thank you.
Filomena Scamardella ea ze a casa
A bit late to the party but boy what a party!! All our favourite organists in one amazing recital. You truly spoil us! Well done, and thanks to all who participated 🎉🎉❤
Великолепно!!!брависсимо!!!Дзякуй вялики!Бальзам на душуБожественно!!!!Храни Вас Господь Бог!И здравие Вам на многае лета!!!❤
HOWEVER! The performances are totally amazing? BUT! It must be said: The camera work!! WOW! The very best of creativity & technology give me chills! Thanks so much for the countless hours you must have spent on this most amazing video! I would love to know how you superimposed the pedal camera over the score. That is an amazing effect. Many thanks from Colorado, U.S.A.🎼🎹🎹🎹
Wonderful!! Gloriously Majestic !!! J.S. Bach's most popular and well-loved pieces by far!! Blessings to All!! Thanks! Lynnae Larson
Amazingly beautifully played. Thank you
Thank You so much, Dear Richard!🔥
GLORIOUS!!! And SO WONDERFUL to return to time & time again!
"Organ music - the mighty power of sound" -
In the world of music, there is hardly anything that can touch the senses as deeply as majestic organ music. The organ, often referred to as the "queen of instruments", has an incomparable power that resonates in its waves of sound. With its imposing pipes, brought to life by skilled organists, the organ creates an atmosphere that transports us to another world.
The impressive presence and diverse sound possibilities of the organ make it the ideal choice for the performance of both sacred and secular music. In churches, it lends a sublime aura to liturgical celebrations, while in concert halls and theaters it impresses audiences with its monumental sounds.
Organ music requires not only virtuoso skills, but also a deeply emotional interpretation. Its deep basses and high trebles can express a wide range of feelings, from solemn joy to poignant sadness. This musical gem attracts people from all over the world and proves time and time again that it has a timeless and transformative power.
In a hectic world where we are often overwhelmed by the tide of everyday life, organ music reminds us that there is an incomparable power in silence and music that touches our souls and transports us to a world of beauty and contemplation. Experience the majestic power of organ music and let yourself be enchanted by its sounds. GvL - SINGER DR. B... - VIENNA - JAN 21 - 2024
JUST GLORIOUS!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! What an amazing treat....Gods speed..
I love it
Yes a great selection and played with such brilliance and vigour right from the opening BWV 541. Just surprised not to see the Great Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor included.
What an introduction! It reflects the quality of your content, I'm blessed to have come across one of the best content makers on UA-cam.
This reminds us where we come from..Universel. sounds like the music of galaxies and planète that we surf from and to. Big up to thèse inspiré planète voies of what human call God...Bach Has the perfection médium tu uplilft human lost souls. Many many tanks for uploading and sound quality. This vidéo is clearly part of the Human patrimonial and culture legacy
panets
Thanks for this. Love it.
Increible, maravilloso, es el paraiso, gloria a Dios, a J S Bach, a los organistas y a esos intrumentos divinos. Guau
ВЫ ВСЕ-----ПРОСТО-----СУПЕР!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉.....
Bellissimo. Complimenti dall'Italia
This is helping me today. Thank you.
All the favorites in one place, awesome! Some major goose bumps right here: 1:58:23
What a wonderful concert!! One of my favorites is the Passacaglia in C minor.
How did I miss Anna Lapwood performing on the BIS Baby?
So reassuring to hear that she still plays repertoire despite a lot of popularist pieces in the Albert.
Love the compilation. Great pieces, great playing, great sound, great everything. I have lost count of how many times I've listened to it.
What a wonderful surprise! You made my day!
2:34:35 no eyes?????? 🙂😳🙊👀 Amazing
I start thinking....how would I think when I try to find a job like a organist....
More stops - better pipeorgan....No would be other things to check up to, but more stops give better chance to make the music like you will have it.
And....what about the education in to to be a organist? What are you learning more than just playing? You would learn a lot of all different parts of the organ and even about all different stops.....And yes, I will listen and enjoy this video later.
Phenomenal!!
This is so fantastic! I love seeing the instruments!!😍
God in sound 🙏
Thanks Richard, can't stop listening to it. Bach 541 is amazing.
Thank you Richard for putting this lovely Bach video for us. It was nice to re-visit the cathedrals and see the guest organists again.
I forgot how beautiful the inside of Arundel Cathedral was especially the pipes and stained glass. Beautiful!You tackled The Wedge beautifully on that organ. 🌷
"Little" Fugue in G Minor ❤❤ Heroic 🎉 just feeds me 🍫
Una maravilla, una belleza!!!! Dios los bendiga 🙏
Thank you for this gift. Your performance of the Komm, süßer Tod is ... magnificent.
Thank you - really appreciate that!
This message of divine nature is soul-uplifting and very touching at the same time. Thank you very much.
Thank you for this absolutely fabulous upload - our Bach favorites, all on amazing organs, amazing performers, and superb audio quality. I am thrilled that you opened with Gloucester - such an exciting sound.
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Anna Lapwood... Plain genius..!! Enchanting performance of the prelude and fugue.
Wow! This was just what I was longing for! Amazing organists, amazing organs and amazing organ music! This is once again proof of the quality of BiS. Thank you Richard and all recitalists!
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Can't stop listen to this. Спасибо
Richard you rank right up with rest of these spectacular Organist. Thank you so much for putting this together to provide with 3 +hours of listening pleasure and joy!
Molto belli questi concerti
😊❤
Exquisite! Thank you with my whole heart!
The blind folded Toccatta and Fugue in D minor was the best! That's a major accompanlishment, bravo! How many hundreds of times have you played it?
Filomena smerdardella
Bravo! Brilliant! ❤
A very well selected Bach's organ pieces! Thank You!
That first Great G Major is utterly awesome.
Toccata and Fugue in D minor is my favorite J.S.Bach song so far! It sounds masterful even though it is yet TERRIFYING!!!!!!!
JS Bach is my favourite composer! I've played a few of these back in my organ days, lol! Tocatta & Fugue in D minor I had memorized, so not surprised you're playing it blindfolded.
I like this channel a lot! Your organ is splendid, and I generally like your registrations for baroque music! Thanks Richard! It's nice to somehow be connected to other people who like or play the organ :)
What an epic undertaking Richard. Thank you very much. Wonderful to be able to relisten in the future. By the way pleased you included my favourite. Blessings.
Wow! How fabulous is this. I've just found it very late tonight, so have hopefully saved it to enjoy at leisure.
Thank you so much Richard and BIS friends.
A wonderful compilation Richard. Great organs, great organists and of course, great music. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.
Cada vez que ouço esse grande gênio J.S.Bach eu me convenço cada vez mais que ele foi e sempre será o pai da música ocidental. É o gigante da música!
thanks for the nice hours
No doubts ... JS himself is very very pleased!!
Loved this video, especially BWV 565 with the dancing monkey and blindfolded performance. I saw that one live during the marathon and am still impressed. Thanks to all the artists and organ staff that made these recordings possible.😃😹😻👏👏
I absolutely love your interpretation of bach’s jig fugue Richard
Your technique is so clear and crisp
That contra posaune 32' ... wow!
Great music, when ever I listen to pipe organ melodies my mind goes to another fantasy world.
Hey Richard! No looking at your feet! 🤣 (on the Sinfonia! BWV 29)
Great! Thank you so much 🎉
Sem duvidamente Bach foi um gde mestre genial
Of all the BWV's ....Today?! Well errr.... your BWV532 was great !! Play, registration, sound, clear bright, wonderfull recording. Tomorrow another favourite!! ❤
Outstanding! Thank you Richard and every Organist who contributed towards this superb video that provides many hours of sublime entertainment 😁👍🎹
Magic to listen to and write my own music