After watching this amazing man...I've decided to give up playing piano.. (I could only play "Chop Sticks anyway)...he's totally destroyed my confidence.
@Siegerzkranz Actually - that's wrong. Baroque tuning was actually flatter than todays. Back then your A was around 415 hertz. This is about 465 hertz - far too sharp for Baroque, Classical, Romantic or even todays standards.
Still - that was a phenomenal performance. Bugger me - I want to play it now. All I need is an organ that looks like that... :(
@fube432 yes i note that...like the other comment, it's the tunning of the organ, its a semitone up, because it was the baroque style, but the scale is d minor
I read very valid arguments suggesting that this particular piece wasn't written by Bach, or that it's even from the Baroque era. Still, it is a very moving and fantastic piece.
After watching this amazing man...I've decided to give up playing piano.. (I could only play "Chop Sticks anyway)...he's totally destroyed my confidence.
troikagirl 1 day ago
once every few centuries, a genius born, Bach is one of them amazing peace of music!
macca63 2 months ago
Fantástico. La interpretación y el sonido del órgano son fabulosos.
Thank you
The best performing ever heard, too.
trosdejos 2 months ago
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trosdejos 2 months ago
This is the best performing I have ever heard (so far).
MyslZaSiebie 3 months ago
Przepiękne
772cat 4 months ago
it doesnt sound like in D minor, is not in 440hz. ¿why?
thecomde 4 months ago
@thecomde
Old fashioned, Baroque tuning, is my understanding.
Siegerzkranz 4 months ago
@Siegerzkranz Actually - that's wrong. Baroque tuning was actually flatter than todays. Back then your A was around 415 hertz. This is about 465 hertz - far too sharp for Baroque, Classical, Romantic or even todays standards.
Still - that was a phenomenal performance. Bugger me - I want to play it now. All I need is an organ that looks like that... :(
MrPeterJohnston 1 month ago
@thecomde It is in d Minor if you look close enough, probably just messed up through the speakers
fube432 4 months ago
@fube432 yes i note that...like the other comment, it's the tunning of the organ, its a semitone up, because it was the baroque style, but the scale is d minor
thecomde 4 months ago
@thecomde a1= 466,8 Hz at 15° C .. its a baroque organ ;)
jabba987654321 2 months ago
I read very valid arguments suggesting that this particular piece wasn't written by Bach, or that it's even from the Baroque era. Still, it is a very moving and fantastic piece.
legoguy13 6 months ago
i bet this dude gives phenomenal handjobs
WiLMaster002 1 year ago
What are those very low notes between 6:16 and 6:20. I wish I could be there to FEEL that bass.
Purplmonster 1 year ago
@Purplmonster Buy Some Proper Speakers! :D
LazyBastard69 8 months ago
ouch que c bon surtout les 35 derniere seconde oufff..... frisson !!!
horus6667 1 year ago
I really hope i get to meet this man someday... such an inspiration and master organist. I hope i get to play that organ to!! :)
shadowthehedgehog224 1 year ago 5
@shadowthehedgehog224 me too :) such an amazinng organist!
helloitsmelol097 1 year ago
Absolutely fantastic!...what skill..i love this piece..awesome!...Bach was a musical genius and this guy isnt far behind...great video..thanks!
FSXISCOOL 2 years ago 15
Gyönyörű!
Uszkurusz 2 years ago
Organ Hero.
MorbusMactabilis 2 years ago 13
Excellent!
Looks kind of like Al from 'Married with children'...
dmahadyman 2 years ago 2
Damned exciting!! Great photography of a fantastic organ, too. Thank you!
sandyhackney 2 years ago 3