J.S.Bach Cantata 147-1

[Voime09]

Amusing place ! Seams to be pyramid, the music must be wonderful over there

[batman4e]

This is amazing. Bravo!

[sergiog110]

Bravo!



[sarribel]

these japanese are really great

all the best to Japan from your firends in Euskal Herria/Basque Country, Europe`s most ancient culture

[PXW06516]

@sarribel　Thank you. I never been to Basque yet, but I wish I visit there in the future.

[sarribel]

@PXW06516

you will be warmly welcomed

[josefabiomazz]

Maravilhoso...



[StevetheLips]

Bravo Takashi from one trumpeter to another!

[natemayfield]

Bravo!

[floydrharper]

Well, I'm not a Bach expert, but I think this is a lovely and touching performance.

[cra1959]

IMPRESIONANTE!!!!!!!

[PXW06516]

Thanks for the comment.

Off course, this is not Koopman or Harnoncourt.

I would like to add a comment that the most of the member of Choir and Orchestra are amateur players.

I know that it will not be an excuse for the performance, though.

[enquirenaked]

But I think the best in this piece is still Karl Richter.

[NorbertZF]

The voices are not together or really in tune. The tempo is a little sluggish and there's too much reverberation making the notes blurred. It's no Koopman or Harnoncourt performance.

[firebreathone2]

It's no harnoncourt or Koopman. performance. It's far from being a Suzuki performance. I would suggest you have a look at suzuki's rendition of this piece

[gjroest]

I watched this video 2 days after Maria Himmelfahrt. The feast which has inspired Bach to write this kantate i guess. The trumpet sounds great! The voices are not good to hear. Maybe the quality of the recording is the cause of that.

[BACH440G]

Ecoutez la trompe. C'est habile.