Bach's abilities as an organist were high fidelity respected throughout Euro during his time life magazine, although he wash not widely recocognised as a grizzly composer until a creedence clearwater revival of intenet and performances of his music all in the first behalf of the 19th mercury. He is now general motor regarded as one of the mainstream composers of the open bar period, and as done of the great test composers of all dime.
@hindillvoltpump Yeah, I'm sort of surprised, too. I'm equally surprised that when I post a new video, I get relatively few views from subscribers. Most of my views come from people who are looking for a particular thing and find my version, not from people who are fans of what I do (though there are quite a few of those, too).
@TokeyMcGee I don't think it's popular because of my performance. I'm pleased that so many people are enjoying the animation (which is the part where I did something unusual).
AWESOME 16 million views! It's great to see that people still appreciate the classical music that laid the foundation for all the tunes we enjoy today. Bach and Beethoven and Vivaldi and Mozart will always live on with us...to name a few.
I used to cry at beautiful music like this, but now I just smile. I hear good music now and I can't help but smile at the beauty. I never understood why this song got so popular until I heard the full version. Incredible work!
This Song Scares me out or when I'm sleeping.even when I hear this I feel like somebody just came into my room and spook me.00.32-01.03 a bit Creepy but nice song!
perfect dark heavy and suprisingly acurate in that time period this would have been played in church (1700's and that's what my music teacher said)i love this song it makes me happy(i know its supose to be a bit depresing but to me it isn't)keep up the tunes dude.(sry for eny bad spelling i'm multitasking)
@mookiebomber It could be true. There's been a lot of discussion of it here in these comments. You might want to read through that swamp before jumping in.
I remember when this song first came out. This was when real music was popular. These ignorant young ones today listening to their bloody Mozart......I dunno.
Hi Smalin, this could be the greatest pedagogical development in music in a hundred years. Ever thought about doing the chaconne from the 2nd violin partita BWV 1004? That would be really interesting to see, or any chaconne or passacaglia for that matter. Bach's passacaglia for organ BWV 582 would be awesome, but quite an undertaking.
@koyunbaba73 I guess you aren't subscribed to my channel. I did BWV 582 a few weeks ago. I plan to do the Chaconne, but it's a big project (not anything like the animations I've done so far); maybe this year --- if I'm lucky.
"Ecclesiastes: 'To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven." (Page 197) "budda standard time - awakening to the infinite possibilities of now" by lama surya das. Copyright 2011. Published by HarperCollins.
Bach has the best/most fun music, Beethoven is the best musician(he was deaf and still composed), and Chopin has the hardest/most skillful music(have you ever tried playing fantasie impromptu?). This is all in my opinion though. All composers I haven't mentioned are fantastic in my opinion.
from the traditionnal notation to the world of my son notation and with my experience of musician and singer I congratulate your work because it is a lot of...
300+years and counting. There are somethings that just wont ever go out of fashion. Classics are classics for a reason. There are way to many modern day 'classics' which will disappear in a decade at most, not like real classics which will last for centuries, as all good music should.
@Theagchm The thing to consider is that this was considered "mainstream" music during its time. WE think of it as a masterpiece, but life in the world of music was far different in Bach's time. It took about 100 years for Bach's music to be rediscovered by Mendelssohn and be reignited to where it is today. Modern day "classics" are compressed in terms of era. There are those songs that are timeless, but the majority are for the time and period only. They make some money, and the band moves on.
@accountstealinghack When I made (and uploaded) this video, 240p was the best YouTube had to offer. When they increased it, I re-made it in higher resolution and posted it on my archive/spillover channel (musanim). You can also buy the high-resolution version on Cerizmo.
I always get goose-pimples whenever the ending is played from about 7:50, and when you're playing this piece in a cold church, it adds to the effect a lot!
I love this entire piece, but @4:00-5:05 mm... Something so serene, so enduring about that section.. To me it's like the flight of two hawks, you know?
Wasn't this song used in a game for the sega megadrive... UMMM what was it called... JEWELS? Angel dust? not sure. It was like tetris except with coloured gems.
Man, it's so refreshing to know I'm not so out of tune with older music as I thought. I keep hearing things I listened to in cartoons, commercials, or atmospheres and it turns out I know more than I thought.
Now it juts unnerves me that people who say they hate everything but Rap or Pop have no idea what they attribute to horror-ish settings was written by freaking Bach. As Luger said, modern music is quite the shadow of the past.
Appreciated to a degree, yes, but a shadow nonetheless.
Modern day music is just a shadow of what it used to be, back when music was meant to inspire and entertain masses of crowds with great compositions by classical artist. Nowadays music is just used to cash in from people who don't know how to appreciate good music.
@LugerErikFtw Every moment is history has been "modern". Modern day music occurred in every era. Modern day music written in the 50s was derided by those from the 40s, from the 60s by those from the 50s, and so on. Rock and roll was just a "passing fad" to those who were trying to hang on to 1940s Big Band. The interesting dynamic, is that the breadth of comparison to modern music which is the 2000s is that its comparison goes back to Bach. And that's totally unfair to music of today.
you can clearly see that music is an array of precisely mathematically calculated pattern.
hitachi088 5 hours ago
I actually don'y like the organ sound in this, it is too synthetic. Graphics are awesome, but it needs a real organ sound, not organ electronica.
pluckygritty24 1 day ago
This Bach kid has talent.
dutchbonnet 1 day ago in playlist Top Tracks for Johann Sebastian Bach
this is the cheat code to enter Hell.
UNC3345 1 day ago
Last Rites/Loved to Death by Megadeth... Used part of this song as the intro, and it sounds so good!
PerennialProgressBar 1 day ago
That was actaully pretty darn good, I was mesmerised by it...
1:20 sounds like the intro to Through the Fire and Flames, don't you think?
And 2:50 sounds like Salieri Strikes Back, by Warmen, yeah? . . .
Moving swiftly on, very good playing, indeed, especially the visual... thing xD I like that
AriochStarr 2 days ago
This is genius. You have given music an extra dimension; a visual aid in which we can see the brilliant harmony of Bach.
Thank you very much.
SirMonkeyoftheBrook 3 days ago in playlist Top Tracks for Johann Sebastian Bach
Now this is some amazing music. Thumbs up if you enjoyed it.
EDTheJokerX 3 days ago
the video is kinda scary but its soooo hypnotyzing @.@
rinahirahoshi6131 3 days ago
I came here from minecraft scary door bell
epicwinman100 3 days ago
Wouw .. This is soooo cool! Thanks for sharing!!! Really thanks!
Jimenezz89 3 days ago
Orochimaru should love this lol. xD
xDragonwarrior786x 3 days ago
True masterpiece!
arthashu 3 days ago
one of the greatest songs ever made.
Thanks you
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Bach's abilities as an organist were high fidelity respected throughout Euro during his time life magazine, although he wash not widely recocognised as a grizzly composer until a creedence clearwater revival of intenet and performances of his music all in the first behalf of the 19th mercury. He is now general motor regarded as one of the mainstream composers of the open bar period, and as done of the great test composers of all dime.
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TheBaroqueChannel 4 days ago
happy halloween!!!!
notfred1233 4 days ago
Fantasia
IMXenoqwerp 4 days ago
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IMXenoqwerp 4 days ago
need to be in normal speed 8 bit now...
carmodifire 4 days ago
and Jinxx from Black Veil Brides loves this guy..
nightworld2010 4 days ago
16M views - Faith in humanity restored
JimmyTrast 5 days ago
I'm surprised that you haven't got more subscribers, based on the amount of views this video has.
hindillvoltpump 5 days ago
@hindillvoltpump Yeah, I'm sort of surprised, too. I'm equally surprised that when I post a new video, I get relatively few views from subscribers. Most of my views come from people who are looking for a particular thing and find my version, not from people who are fans of what I do (though there are quite a few of those, too).
smalin 5 days ago
@smalin You rock dude, keep it on. I subscribed.
VanessaRomantica 3 days ago
How does it feel to have played one of the most popular performances of Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor in history?
TokeyMcGee 5 days ago
@TokeyMcGee I don't think it's popular because of my performance. I'm pleased that so many people are enjoying the animation (which is the part where I did something unusual).
smalin 5 days ago
AWESOME 16 million views! It's great to see that people still appreciate the classical music that laid the foundation for all the tunes we enjoy today. Bach and Beethoven and Vivaldi and Mozart will always live on with us...to name a few.
driverv86 5 days ago
I used to cry at beautiful music like this, but now I just smile. I hear good music now and I can't help but smile at the beauty. I never understood why this song got so popular until I heard the full version. Incredible work!
Mustelidean 5 days ago
@Mustelidean Probably never would have liked this song if it wasn't for the 20,000 leagues under the sea movie.
dfxjedi 5 days ago
goosebumps at 7:50
scarface6254 5 days ago
Anyone else had to pause to clean up all the orgasmic juices that flowed from your ear during this song?
MarcusBernard89 5 days ago
@MarcusBernard89 no
Corkoth55 5 days ago
So basically it's playing scales, as with modern rock guitar solos.
BusaGenii 6 days ago
@BusaGenii it still one of my favorite pieces however.
BusaGenii 6 days ago
@BusaGenii a great piece by Bach, but there are at least 80 works better than his BWV 565. This is Bach!
vinciano 5 days ago
This reminds about "your life flashing before your very eyes".
The variety of tones depicted in this masterpiece can be heavily related to that.
I find that very comforting.
: )
vulturedroid2 6 days ago
this is too cool, seriously im trying to study.!
colinwar 6 days ago
I liked everything about this video except for the annoying ad.
futuremtt 1 week ago
MIND BLOWN!
22darian 1 week ago
fucking interesting to compare the music with this bar-graph!
80sMeavyHetal 1 week ago
itsz imeyzikkk
mukaaturkey 1 week ago
Aw I remember this theme in terror movies xD
elcabreritaxD 1 week ago
che cazzo di genio
SDRUFFA 1 week ago
it would be cool if you put the score underneath the lights
IamDennisFuller 1 week ago
@IamDennisFuller I've done that with some videos.
smalin 1 week ago
@IamDennisFuller
You can do it with Apple Garage Band i think.
grzegorzTV 1 week ago
Genial a brilliance, the best music by bach!
leninsantosbast 1 week ago
This Song Scares me out or when I'm sleeping.even when I hear this I feel like somebody just came into my room and spook me.00.32-01.03 a bit Creepy but nice song!
Qristine818 1 week ago
hmmm...might get this to play on my wedding
Criomorph 1 week ago
perfect dark heavy and suprisingly acurate in that time period this would have been played in church (1700's and that's what my music teacher said)i love this song it makes me happy(i know its supose to be a bit depresing but to me it isn't)keep up the tunes dude.(sry for eny bad spelling i'm multitasking)
Criomorph 1 week ago
i love this music.
bubbah671 1 week ago
muito bonita a musica e o video :)
Stone5737 1 week ago
Man, what I would give to have a chance to hear Bach play
Chefodeath 1 week ago
great video, but somehow the music seems to be out of pace. dragging its feet sort of.. tx anyway:-)
jardarius 1 week ago
@Ted7864 Don't get a splinter.
RockLobsta23 1 week ago
Bach was a boss, this song is boss and I wish I was a boss.
SNEAKYxJERKYxx 1 week ago
Bach was a boss (even if it's true that he didn't create this beautiful music)
MNalbs 1 week ago
amo 2:50
Luisadanie 1 week ago
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I want to hear this played at dusk on the grimmest day in November in Leipzig cathedral.
almazmol 1 week ago
I want to hear this played at dusk on the grimmest day in November in Leipzig cathedral.
almazmol 1 week ago
this will be played on my funeral
Guill0rtiz 1 week ago
5:13
O_O
vulturedroid2 1 week ago
2:50 Orochimaru theme song O.O !!!!
iLoveRnB1996 1 week ago
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444Niemand 2 weeks ago
to create, or if this is a plugin for windows media player or winamp?
juninhohyuuga 2 weeks ago
@juninhohyuuga No, it's not available for audio --- only MIDI.
smalin 2 weeks ago
I read somewhere that this piece isn't really a Bach composition. How true could that be?
mookiebomber 2 weeks ago
@mookiebomber It could be true. There's been a lot of discussion of it here in these comments. You might want to read through that swamp before jumping in.
smalin 2 weeks ago
@mookiebomber
I learned that its what he played as a warm up exercise
7dedlysins 1 week ago
Thank you for putting the bar graph score in, it helps understand the notes much better!!!
ishachak 2 weeks ago
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MasterChieeff 2 weeks ago
his fingers must have been cramping after this maaaaaaaaan!!!!:S
mightycod9000 2 weeks ago
JEBOTE KAD MORA DA SLUSAM BAHA UJUTRU!!!! :@@@@
Vujabre 2 weeks ago
I actually cried
sufi2222 2 weeks ago
There is beautiful!
alaannao2 2 weeks ago
THE WHOLE SCREEN IS MOVING, NOW! Cool effect! This takes music appreciation to a whole new level! Awesome!
hlikes 2 weeks ago
I remember when this song first came out. This was when real music was popular. These ignorant young ones today listening to their bloody Mozart......I dunno.
Rogermiler 2 weeks ago
@Rogermiler I know, right? Ha ha ha ha! :-D
hlikes 2 weeks ago
@Rogermiler You must be three hundred years old! =O
Troopertroll 2 weeks ago
@Rogermiler YEAH, BACK IN THE 1700s, BEST MUSIC EVER.
MrDeadlyOctopus 2 weeks ago
3:00. That is all.
Troopertroll 2 weeks ago
scary!! i mean playing this almost imposible for most people
davlubary 2 weeks ago
i wonder if bach stoped playing this song cuz his fingers were tired i bet if he could he would still be playin this song today
iggyo22 2 weeks ago
i can play tocatta :)
konradjeee123 2 weeks ago
i love this 1:19
konradjeee123 2 weeks ago
@konradjeee123 agrred:) reminds me of rain 4 some reason
TomProperTV 2 weeks ago
Just fabulous, this music is made to meet God.
TrueSaladin 2 weeks ago
when i hear it's sounds like metal for me and i love it!
desuwa 2 weeks ago
richard wellington... :/
Vaatithewindwarrior1 2 weeks ago
I like metal and rock and recognize good music when I hear, this is one of them. :D
petrenkon 2 weeks ago
Best meditation music EVER!!
NeoDarkArckan 2 weeks ago
Im trying to learn this on guitar... Not. Fucking. Playable.
savon88 2 weeks ago
I watched the whole thing and then everything seemed to be moving
conbatisawesome 2 weeks ago
@conbatisawesome me too bro
BigBiff88 1 week ago
0:34
M. Bison: YESH! YESH!
MeetTheBaron 2 weeks ago
This piece always makes me think of Vincent playing the organ in some hammer horror movie.
NICKY752 2 weeks ago
1:19 EPIC! EPIC! EPIC! EPIC! EPIC!
guto6e7 2 weeks ago
@EdwrdElric2 Which one? A composer or a player?
LivingInTheCornfield 2 weeks ago
You need to be an octopus to play Bach's organ pieces??
martin2sax 2 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Johann Sebastian Bach
@martin2sax - Nope. Bach played it completely alone. :P
Mnjooschji 2 weeks ago
I'm sorry, but is Bach a composer or a player/musician?
LivingInTheCornfield 2 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Johann Sebastian Bach
@LivingInTheCornfield Yes.
EdwrdElric2 2 weeks ago
Hi Smalin, this could be the greatest pedagogical development in music in a hundred years. Ever thought about doing the chaconne from the 2nd violin partita BWV 1004? That would be really interesting to see, or any chaconne or passacaglia for that matter. Bach's passacaglia for organ BWV 582 would be awesome, but quite an undertaking.
koyunbaba73 2 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Johann Sebastian Bach
@koyunbaba73 I guess you aren't subscribed to my channel. I did BWV 582 a few weeks ago. I plan to do the Chaconne, but it's a big project (not anything like the animations I've done so far); maybe this year --- if I'm lucky.
smalin 2 weeks ago
@smalin Now, yours is the very first youtube channel I've subscribed to!
koyunbaba73 2 weeks ago
am i the only one who doesn't understand the video (i know these are the notes, but why??????)
eugen9611 3 weeks ago
@eugen9611 Because it looks cool? And it's kind of hypnotic?
alphatotheomega7 2 weeks ago
@alphatotheomega7 :(((( doesn't work for me
eugen9611 2 weeks ago
@eugen9611 Sind Sie Deutsch, Kamerad?
alphatotheomega7 2 weeks ago
@alphatotheomega7 nein, warum?
eugen9611 2 weeks ago
@eugen9611 Oh your username was German I thought.
alphatotheomega7 2 weeks ago
Why you want to see this in high definition?
mickybars 3 weeks ago
Reminds me strongly of Bowsers Theme! :p
Awesome piece!
Syonixx 3 weeks ago
"Ecclesiastes: 'To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven." (Page 197) "budda standard time - awakening to the infinite possibilities of now" by lama surya das. Copyright 2011. Published by HarperCollins.
57yearcrucifixion 3 weeks ago
the first parts AngryNintendo nerd used it.
doceinholeite 3 weeks ago
All I could think the whole time was wow...
Harrison123100 3 weeks ago
Bach has the best/most fun music, Beethoven is the best musician(he was deaf and still composed), and Chopin has the hardest/most skillful music(have you ever tried playing fantasie impromptu?). This is all in my opinion though. All composers I haven't mentioned are fantastic in my opinion.
ClassicalDescendent 3 weeks ago
wow very well played sir
locutz 3 weeks ago
Master pieces like this are pricsely the reason I love classical music.
Kalenos 3 weeks ago
from the traditionnal notation to the world of my son notation and with my experience of musician and singer I congratulate your work because it is a lot of...
sdegrace 3 weeks ago
From ape to youtube commenter.
VonValjus 3 weeks ago
@VonValjus How long did it take you?
smalin 3 weeks ago
@smalin 8:34
ManiakLord123 3 weeks ago
2:50 for Fugue
LedZeppelinJam 3 weeks ago
300+years and counting. There are somethings that just wont ever go out of fashion. Classics are classics for a reason. There are way to many modern day 'classics' which will disappear in a decade at most, not like real classics which will last for centuries, as all good music should.
Theagchm 3 weeks ago
@Theagchm The thing to consider is that this was considered "mainstream" music during its time. WE think of it as a masterpiece, but life in the world of music was far different in Bach's time. It took about 100 years for Bach's music to be rediscovered by Mendelssohn and be reignited to where it is today. Modern day "classics" are compressed in terms of era. There are those songs that are timeless, but the majority are for the time and period only. They make some money, and the band moves on.
jrssjdca 3 weeks ago
I thought the animation was pretty cool =)
xxecksDEExx 3 weeks ago
7:08 - made my hair stand up on end
Neurotripsicks 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
240p... how dare ye corrupt this masterpiece?
accountstealinghack 3 weeks ago
@accountstealinghack When I made (and uploaded) this video, 240p was the best YouTube had to offer. When they increased it, I re-made it in higher resolution and posted it on my archive/spillover channel (musanim). You can also buy the high-resolution version on Cerizmo.
smalin 3 weeks ago
You must be pretty smart to make all this with a computer (Im not even joking)
Trashcansam123 3 weeks ago
@accountstealinghack Yea, I wish i could see those boxes in HD!
JohQx3 3 weeks ago
@accountstealinghack keep in mind this video was made 6years ago...
drumdude360 2 weeks ago
It's ok, the visualization makes me expect 8bit sound :p Weed!
CorruptedV 3 weeks ago
love that song and video! LSD!
RVittorino 3 weeks ago
Never get's old
swordcollection 3 weeks ago
Bravo
jiggaman12g3 3 weeks ago
That was cool
ismanndahham123 3 weeks ago
1 genious minc composed this,7 or more people were writing Justin beibers Baby........im 14 and i ADORE classical music!
JosipAvelini 3 weeks ago
Omg, soo cool ! We like learn about all this at school and at first lesson i started to luv this now its my dream to play like him xD
20Evelina 3 weeks ago in playlist Mix di YouTube relativo a Johann Sebastian Bach
i like green lightsabers
loveenvyhatejealousy 3 weeks ago
@loveenvyhatejealousy O_O
1PoorSoft1 3 weeks ago
That's what a good 5.1 is for, not for call of duty.
sharpiellll 3 weeks ago
0:58 looked to the right, Oh God, epic shit coming.
ZoldarTV 3 weeks ago
I might be 13 but this is awesome
ShortKidCascell 3 weeks ago
Genial !
DJOWTHEMAN 3 weeks ago
WOW crazy
Monk5916 3 weeks ago
Fruity loops!
BeatsCraze 3 weeks ago
@BeatsCraze uhhh, no, not quite.
KamKomissioner 3 weeks ago
@KamKomissioner lol ooh i know it just reminds me of it
BeatsCraze 3 weeks ago
@BeatsCraze oh haha, sorry my bad.
KamKomissioner 3 weeks ago
All the time and effort... Wow
worthybinkie 3 weeks ago
This is what sparks people
TheKingrocks1000 3 weeks ago
omg nice hacker
blasbembi 3 weeks ago
@blasbembi lolwhat?
dimomarg 3 weeks ago
I always get goose-pimples whenever the ending is played from about 7:50, and when you're playing this piece in a cold church, it adds to the effect a lot!
Ariavariata95 3 weeks ago
The drawbar arrow for the ad at the bottom of the video makes a nice position indicator.
PissMasterPlus 3 weeks ago in playlist Music_misc
"Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid " by Douglas R. Hofstadter
MegaSpeedyGonzalez 3 weeks ago
***THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH ME.
sasimiwasapi 3 weeks ago
I love this entire piece, but @4:00-5:05 mm... Something so serene, so enduring about that section.. To me it's like the flight of two hawks, you know?
DirtyNerd86 4 weeks ago
love the animation :)
YORAZ09 4 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Johann Sebastian Bach
Wasn't this song used in a game for the sega megadrive... UMMM what was it called... JEWELS? Angel dust? not sure. It was like tetris except with coloured gems.
ilovestareon 4 weeks ago
@ilovestareon You're thinking of Columns. I loved that game as a kid. In my opinion it is a bit better than Tetris, but I still love me some tetris.
DirtyNerd86 4 weeks ago
So badass
IsThisSiteGayorWhat 4 weeks ago
Man, it's so refreshing to know I'm not so out of tune with older music as I thought. I keep hearing things I listened to in cartoons, commercials, or atmospheres and it turns out I know more than I thought.
Now it juts unnerves me that people who say they hate everything but Rap or Pop have no idea what they attribute to horror-ish settings was written by freaking Bach. As Luger said, modern music is quite the shadow of the past.
Appreciated to a degree, yes, but a shadow nonetheless.
Wonocva15 4 weeks ago
Never listened to classical music before but at 3:18 does it break into Fly Me To The Moon?
laffey31 4 weeks ago
@laffey31 Yeah it does a bit. Jazz composers and musicians are greatly influenced by Bach.
jrssjdca 4 weeks ago
LOL Watch the video for some minutes, then pause! The notes start going backwards! :D
gazsee128 4 weeks ago
Modern day music is just a shadow of what it used to be, back when music was meant to inspire and entertain masses of crowds with great compositions by classical artist. Nowadays music is just used to cash in from people who don't know how to appreciate good music.
LugerErikFtw 4 weeks ago
@LugerErikFtw I wouldn't say all modern day music is like that.
TheHiddenLies 4 weeks ago
@LugerErikFtw Every moment is history has been "modern". Modern day music occurred in every era. Modern day music written in the 50s was derided by those from the 40s, from the 60s by those from the 50s, and so on. Rock and roll was just a "passing fad" to those who were trying to hang on to 1940s Big Band. The interesting dynamic, is that the breadth of comparison to modern music which is the 2000s is that its comparison goes back to Bach. And that's totally unfair to music of today.
jrssjdca 4 weeks ago
Hey everyone! If you like this, you'll love Lamb of God! Quality musicianship, and a great sound!
metalkingbeast6 4 weeks ago