Bach Toccata in d minor - Stephen Tharp Organist

[voixhumaine]

Where is the rest of fugatum ????

[tenntanguy]

One of my favorites

[jacinto19571]

Adoro ouvir esta magnifica interpretação. Parabéns. A qualidade sonora também é do melhor.

[EccentricRichard]

Hope this fantastic instrument eventually gets a new console, those tabs don't look terribly ergonomic and they look a bit cheap to me. A nice solid oak console would be great... How's the project coming on, by the way? Haven't heard anything of it for a while...

[willowthebored]

That's a very odd arrangement, with stoptabs above the manuals for such a large instrument, isn't it? I've seen it on a Schlicker before, didn't like it then either...regardless, good luck. This is a Kilgen, I'm guessing from the tags?

[BrentMB79]

nicely done!!!!One of my favorite pieces to play on the organ as well!

[kenitomendez]

xlent.

[benoitmaur]

beatiful thanks very much.

[organist99x]

Oh come on, not overly fond of the toccata? I love both, equally.

[Fozzymaple]

I find the fugue far more interesting sonically than the toccata, and it certainly isn't as overplayed as the toccata.

[advisorC101]

AHH!! NO! He plays wonderfully but the fugue just had to be cut off!?!?

[stephen12470]

Possibly a timing consideration for youtube as well.

[stephen12470]

That perspective changes once one listens to the room. In America, it can be quite difficult find a real spacial ambience, so it's easy to understand how sometimes that's overlooked and under-considered.

[accousticdecay]

No less than awesome! This performance gives the cliche "tubular" a whole new meaning.

[brestull]

Hey Joe! Could you please post the stoplist of this organ? Or send it to me in a message?  Thanks! I love all of the work you do!