J. S. Bach - Fugue in C - BWV564c

[MiranaTime]

At the end, he looks up and is all like "Fuck yeah that's right."



[gohanisbuckethead]

what a lovely work explaining the fugue structure at the same time.

[TStandsForTrouble]

If JS was alive today he would be writing Heavy Metal

[chenierchenier]

Bach was the god of music... only a few gifted person can understand it...

Amen

[paradoxicus]

Se explica muy bien la fuga.

[pipeup1]

Nonsense! its extreamly helpful to have structure and form of a fugue explained out like this - like getting expert commentary!!! Many thanks EmoCore...

[advisorC101]

Absolutely! Its definitely improved my understanding of the fugal from and made my practical work more proficient.

[ds1868]

I really don't think the annotations of the subject constantly appearing is really helpful. Actually it interferes with the visual performance and is unfortunate.

[frenchiecocorico1]

ds1868 tells us idiotic thing. EmoCore is entirely right to give a pedagogic explanation of this fugue. It is very helpfull for those who ignore how is its structure. In no way the text stopped to see the visual performance.

Bravo EmoCore and continue. This is an initiative I appretiate.

[ds1868]

No I'm not. It is a personal opinion, if you don't like it, tough!

[frenchiecocorico1]

Having a personnal opinion doesn't allow you to tell inexact things. I tell you what other persons have told you yet. You wrote more than a nonsense you are out of sense.

[ds1868]

I have not stated an 'inexact thing'. I am merely stating that, for me, annotations appearing on the screen DITRACT FROM THE VISUAL PERFORMANCE OF THE PLAYER. It does not obviously ditract on the aural performance of the player, which clearly comes first! That is not being inexact. Please, if you wish to comment in English, go away and learn the nuances of the English language first before stating inexactitutes of your own on here.

[frenchiecocorico1]

You just prove us now to be out of sense I read perfectly what you wrote previously and I reply "In no way the text stopped to see the performance". Where did I refer to audition interaction? From both of us who must learn the nuances of English language. Certainly I do but first you must learn to read. Everybody can judge.

[Go33de44l]

Who's this organist?

[evhgl87]

Hans Andre Stamm

German musician and is extremely talented. he's one of my idols in music, i love his phrasing in all his pieces and his talent is just jaw dropping and inspiring =D

[willowthebored]

YES! Brilliant rendition of my absolute favorite piece by Bach! Lovely to hear, very nice.

[chenierchenier]

at 2:43 he don't play the same thing in the version I ave; Simon Preston - Ton Koopman

Toccata, Adagio & Fuge C-dur BWV 564 (Fuge)

Deutsche Grammophon ORGELWERKE I

maybe the MS is loss? and this passage is left to the desire of the musician? :(

[chenierchenier]

This was God like, this music is like god; perfect. Only the voice of god himself!

Vive le vin et L'art!

[frenchiecocorico1]

Mais faire le vin est un art. Le boire aussi...avec modération.

[solardevaldeosera]

LOVE THIS VERSION!

[joseph2ne]

It is so sweet to see organists play with their feet!!!

[tyr12345yurty]

This is really really awesome!!! An outstanding hability to play the fugue. Bravo!! And the subtitles are really good

[tyr12345yurty]

This is really really awesome!!! An outstanding hability to play the fugue. Bravo!! And the subtitles are really good

[RevdRichard]

I liked the commentary / subtitles. Nice touch.

[3NUNS]

Dear writer, please do not use the terms 'as usual' when it comes to the polymath JS Bach.

[Valygarx]

Wonderful!

This is my favourite fugue, and it is also a very typical fugue structure. The subttitles are very good as well.

[boeingboy52]

Hey EmoCore! Thanks for the subtitles explaining the fugue structure. Nice for those of us that don't play but love Bach!

[EmoCoreDhiHardCore]

Welcome, but when I got it, already has this subtitles...

;)