Thank you so much for uploading these videos!! I just can't stop watching/listening them! Bach's music is mesmerizing and mindblowing; Richter's interpration is the very best I have listened until now. Placing the music sheets as a background just makes the experience completely astounding. Thank you.
Thank you so much for uploading these videos!! I just can't stop watching/listening them! Bach's music is mesmerizing and mindblowing; Richter's interpration is the very best I have listened until now. Placing the music sheets as a background just makes the experience completely astounding. Thank you.
If I remember correctly it was in a big castle, which, together with bad engineering is part of the reason of the somewhat smeared sound on some of these recordings.
landowska´s version has been removed ... but the use of the double-dotted quavers with the demi-semi-quavers was most pronounced in bars 9 and 10 (alto and tenor); 17, 18 and 19 (alto and tenor); and 20(alto and tenor) where those voices expressed as thirds and fourths are distinguished from groups of four semi-quavers. Twy it!
@stagesix6 :Thankyou! The prelude or the fugue or both are you referring to ? There was a video by the harpsichordist, Landowska, of the P & F in which she additionally dotted the quavers fabulously. Landowska knew what she was doing!
Can you hear it? Look on the score of the prelude. There's only two voices, the soprano and the bass. But still, the arrangement of the soprano line and the distance between certain notes of it create another melody. Can someone hear it???
Please, one question... Someone knows where I can download the score of this prelude and fugue... free?? I don't have the book and I need to start the study, NOW!!
I just love ALL of these - Please try and complete the whole set VERY SOON - And thanks for all the very hard work you have put in to make these truly magical pieces become even more entertaining.
what points are harder in the fugua than the prelude? I wonder ? I have major trouble in placing finger keynotes for the prelude, but the fugua keynoting is easier.
@SirArmengol I don't know.. I play this currently and I'm finding that the fugue is easier than the prelude; of course that's personally. I have big hands and longer fingers which i blame for mistakes and unwanted notes in the prelude. Not that I'm using that an excuse.. I do plan to perfect it, like with everything lol.
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Hi,i am looking for a fugue speciallist to tell me what is that chromatic fugue:
youtube.com/watch?v=yotypIIavlQ&list=HL1326399726&feature=mh_lolz
I found it as notes and then i made it with a music notation program
Enlightenment82 1 month ago in playlist Bach Well - Tempered Piano
Richter was some sort of machine with a soul.
nihil1 5 months ago
Richter > Gould!
anzioa 7 months ago
I feel like there is a resemblence to Liszt's Mazeppa.
ink245711 9 months ago
This is the interpretation I have been searching for. Thank you for uploading it!
olive067 11 months ago
Лучше играть ЭТО, даже, Бах не мог !
Gusakov 1 year ago
This is the best piece of Bachs' well-tempered clavier book 1. Maybe the greatest baroque piece ever composed!
Martijn1229 1 year ago
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pianovirtuoso1000 1 year ago
I HATE THE FUGUE its too hard hahaha nah its just annoying to learn. sounds spectacular
godsloved3 1 year ago
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pianovirtuoso1000 1 year ago
... how did he learn all these by heart so fast?????
ReturnOfTheStienway 1 year ago
Why can't I find a recording where this prelude is played SLOWLY as it should be?
JingoItaly1972 1 year ago
@JingoItaly1972
ill make one for you! Lol
hoodloom22 1 year ago
I cannot listen to this fugue enough................ so regal awesome performance........... Richter was a GIANT!
TJFNYC212 1 year ago
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Thank you so much for uploading these videos!! I just can't stop watching/listening them! Bach's music is mesmerizing and mindblowing; Richter's interpration is the very best I have listened until now. Placing the music sheets as a background just makes the experience completely astounding. Thank you.
MrAVE78 1 year ago
Thank you so much for uploading these videos!! I just can't stop watching/listening them! Bach's music is mesmerizing and mindblowing; Richter's interpration is the very best I have listened until now. Placing the music sheets as a background just makes the experience completely astounding. Thank you.
MrAVE78 1 year ago
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Fassst and accurate with proper dynamics as well ..!
ForMusicVijeya 1 year ago 2
durrrrrrrrrrrr itz so kewl
TheVivianzzz 1 year ago
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ForMusicVijeya 1 year ago
SOO FASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTT
TheVivianzzz 1 year ago
Does anyone know where these were recorded - it sounds like a church?
stockcar5472 2 years ago
If I remember correctly it was in a big castle, which, together with bad engineering is part of the reason of the somewhat smeared sound on some of these recordings.
Pianoplayer002 2 years ago 3
@Pianoplayer002 : If the castle was subject to bad engineering wasn't it rather brave of Richter to record in it ?
MusicPredominates 7 months ago
@MusicPredominates good question, however what I meant was engineering as in sound engineering/recording :)
Pianoplayer002 7 months ago
@Pianoplayer002 I love the reverb : )
AMPepin1992 5 months ago
@stockcar5472 : Churches are for the hearing of the Word of God, not for the worship of the god of this world !
MusicPredominates 10 months ago
Sounds great! I like the tempo.
lcoz145 2 years ago
ladies and gentelmen look up the term batteries in a good dictionary and behold we have them here !
3NUNS 2 years ago
excelent
michrousos 2 years ago
I play this too, b ut i prefer the fugue way faster....
stagesix6 2 years ago
@stagesix6 : is that not a trifle impossible
3NUNS 2 years ago
nowadays, i think the tempo richter have chosen is great...
stagesix6 2 years ago
@stagesix6 : Thankyou! For the prelude and the fugue?
3NUNS 2 years ago
for both. i'll check landowska's version...
stagesix6 2 years ago
landowska´s version has been removed ... but the use of the double-dotted quavers with the demi-semi-quavers was most pronounced in bars 9 and 10 (alto and tenor); 17, 18 and 19 (alto and tenor); and 20(alto and tenor) where those voices expressed as thirds and fourths are distinguished from groups of four semi-quavers. Twy it!
3NUNS 2 years ago
@stagesix6 :Thankyou! The prelude or the fugue or both are you referring to ? There was a video by the harpsichordist, Landowska, of the P & F in which she additionally dotted the quavers fabulously. Landowska knew what she was doing!
3NUNS 2 years ago
Can you hear it? Look on the score of the prelude. There's only two voices, the soprano and the bass. But still, the arrangement of the soprano line and the distance between certain notes of it create another melody. Can someone hear it???
albaniz 2 years ago 3
@albaniz : Yes. Now that is something that is worth checking out !
3NUNS 2 years ago
Please, one question... Someone knows where I can download the score of this prelude and fugue... free?? I don't have the book and I need to start the study, NOW!!
Paixeta 2 years ago
IMSLP (dot) org /wiki
you'll have to fix the address to look properly because youtube doesn't allow web addresses to be posted
Pianoplayer002 2 years ago
thanks for this. Been looking around for free music sheet for a while.
Also to Paixeta you can also try free-scores (dot ) com they have a good selection of sheet music for piano and other instruments.
JCruz0587 2 years ago
its a prelude not a fuge
hoholeader1 2 years ago
? its both..
raymanzarek420 2 years ago
The Fugue is beautiful...
Thank you!!
PianoPlayer004 2 years ago
LOL I dig your username :)
Pianoplayer002 2 years ago 4
I agree =) Keep up the good work, your vids are the best!
PianoPlayer004 2 years ago
how fast is the prelude supposed to go >.>
CanadianAznGirl 2 years ago
about 132 or faster
JCruz0587 2 years ago
150 I think maybe less
fenderbender92 2 years ago
amazing
how can u play that fst?
michrousos 2 years ago 2
блестяще!!! браво!!
MrRytikov 2 years ago
he aqui una prueba sobre los frutos de la grandesa de J. S. Bach
Gracias Bach
Kraviotho 2 years ago
glenn gould can play this
ryab55 2 years ago
No. GG could play Gould's version (better than this for me), but not this
SirArmengol 2 years ago
The prelude sounds almost jazzy at the beginning
IHeartMySnes 2 years ago 3
Jazzy? no
psherminator 2 years ago
Jazzy??? What kind of Jazz you know sounds like that???
Bombenking 2 years ago 2
I just love ALL of these - Please try and complete the whole set VERY SOON - And thanks for all the very hard work you have put in to make these truly magical pieces become even more entertaining.
pianojeans 3 years ago 3
cazzo mi sn accorto di farlo alla metà della velocità....e non va bene :D
rachm06 3 years ago
ahahah! buon lavoro allora! :-)
francello75 2 years ago
the praeludium is more difficult than the fugue. so fast, but however, it is really well.played!
starspath89 3 years ago 2
You're wrong! The fugue is MUCH difficult than the praeludium
SirArmengol 3 years ago 10
well, maybe for you.this fugue is easy for me, and however i find it harder to play the praeludium that fast.
starspath89 3 years ago 3
Same here!
Pianoplayer002 3 years ago
me too!
nhungngo123 2 years ago
what points are harder in the fugua than the prelude? I wonder ? I have major trouble in placing finger keynotes for the prelude, but the fugua keynoting is easier.
zealotpolly 2 years ago
@SirArmengol I don't know.. I play this currently and I'm finding that the fugue is easier than the prelude; of course that's personally. I have big hands and longer fingers which i blame for mistakes and unwanted notes in the prelude. Not that I'm using that an excuse.. I do plan to perfect it, like with everything lol.
CNJmusician26 1 year ago
I prefer this prelude slower, but you play it very well fast.
slizzler1 3 years ago
Hi jero, keep your hands close to the keys. easily said. Hehehe
nolintik 3 years ago
hear landowska's interpretation of this
3NUNS 3 years ago 2
beautifulllllllllllll!!!!!!!
thelittleliszt 3 years ago
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jero13595 3 years ago
technoci?
3NUNS 3 years ago
Practise it with metronome and you can do it.
Aul1kki 3 years ago
good idea
nhungngo123 2 years ago
I love this, it has such a bright and cheerful sound to it- can't wait to learn it!
FREEASTHESTARS 3 years ago
oh wooow , i could listen to this forever . I'm currently learning it , and i can't wait to be able to play it all ! it's such a beautiful piece
nicnad 3 years ago
it is really wonderful and very fast!
sergeyyak 3 years ago
This fugue really brings to mind the grandiose Baroque church with all its magnificent little details!
jannokas85 3 years ago 4
Das Frazoisch das Oveurturensimus
3NUNS 3 years ago
left hand reminds me of a cello pizacato!
deathshot7 3 years ago
omg does he read at the rate of the prelude?
7b787cqff 3 years ago
with the piano this speed can be good, he did it incredibly well...
with clavicembalo it has been to be slowly
(sorry for my poor english)
atrolese 3 years ago
Love Richter's Bach. And this is one of my favorite WTC pieces :).
Thanks!
RabidCh 3 years ago
Well, it is quite fast!!
nonamepoeple123 3 years ago 2
Try Edwin Fischer's, a little faster with magnificent touch.
RabidCh 3 years ago 2
post it please!
silviodistefano 3 years ago
yes!!
ednalee 3 years ago 3