Adagio - Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C major: BWV 564

[cthtyflf]

I'm in love with these sounds for a long time, and I vote for this rendition. Thanks for uploading!

[peter3866]

this is an idiotic performance,--bach's music is  vertical polyphonic harmonic progression, this is a typical meaningless horizontal peformance

[qw3rtydud3]

Everyone has their own rendition. I agree with your statement partially, but it doesn't mean that he's wrong.

[jimbo1490]

Love the Michael Murray recording on Telarc, but this has quite a different feel and I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for posting!

[musicman290592]

im learning to play this on the organ at the moment... so far all's good (Y) :)

[ccoraxfan]

I guess I'll comment on each one! I've enjoyed the Toccata Adagio and Fugue since I first heard it, but I must say that this is much better quality than what I've heard previously. Thank you for posting!

[qw3rtydud3]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, I too love the pieces, it pays to listen to great recordings to get a proper feel. Thanks for commenting :D

[EchoWinds071]

It was a little fast for me haha. I have a pretty good recording of it played by Peter Hurford. It's very good!

[willowthebored]

I honestly can't say I like the way Hurford plays it. His rhythm just sort of goes wherever it wants...