There is nothing fake about the organ and the recording is not remastered. Hedwig Bilgram is playing an organ using mutation stops. Perhaps you are used to the modern approach which is to use a positiv organ as a supporting instrument rather than really improvising and being heard.
Ich hörte diese Kantate als ich 15 war ... (Heute habe ich 45...) Sehr schön! Es macht mich mehr viel von meinem eigenen Leben, die Dinge, die ich damals erlebt ... Die Tragödie meines Lebens, ich habe über, Gott sei Dank
@minasgekos organs sound like that because of their stops. Some really do sound fake, and thats why they are so amazing. And as for the recording quality, it was recorded by Germans ;D haha
@bobmusick actually the organ sounds great, I don't understand why I wrote it sounded funny, anyway, still the sound quality is astonishing for a 1968 recording, but as somebody mentioned, it might be a digital remastering, so that explains it.
In the ninetees, the bavarian broadcasting brought on sundays Bach cantatas performed by Karl Richter and his Munich Bach Choir. Was wunderful! Not to top!
There is nothing fake about the organ and the recording is not remastered. Hedwig Bilgram is playing an organ using mutation stops. Perhaps you are used to the modern approach which is to use a positiv organ as a supporting instrument rather than really improvising and being heard.
rrickarr 6 months ago
Ich hörte diese Kantate als ich 15 war ... (Heute habe ich 45...) Sehr schön! Es macht mich mehr viel von meinem eigenen Leben, die Dinge, die ich damals erlebt ... Die Tragödie meines Lebens, ich habe über, Gott sei Dank
Vinicius9446 8 months ago in playlist Karl Richter (1926-1981) - (1/3) Bach (sacred compositions)
isn't the recording quality too good for 1968? also the organ sounds like a synthesizer
minasgekos 1 year ago
@minasgekos Didt it not occur to you this may be a re/mastering of said recording?
ZviJ1 1 year ago
@minasgekos organs sound like that because of their stops. Some really do sound fake, and thats why they are so amazing. And as for the recording quality, it was recorded by Germans ;D haha
bobmusick 8 months ago in playlist Karl Richter (1926-1981) - (1/3) Bach (sacred compositions)
@bobmusick actually the organ sounds great, I don't understand why I wrote it sounded funny, anyway, still the sound quality is astonishing for a 1968 recording, but as somebody mentioned, it might be a digital remastering, so that explains it.
minasgekos 8 months ago
amazing
Arjunai 1 year ago
In the ninetees, the bavarian broadcasting brought on sundays Bach cantatas performed by Karl Richter and his Munich Bach Choir. Was wunderful! Not to top!
KERNWER 1 year ago