Johann Sebastian Bach\Ton Koopman BWV 549 Prelude and Fugue in c minor

[gr0mithtimon]

Complaining about the presence of ornamentation in baroque organ music is a great way to put your ignorance on display.

[ZyoWalker6611]

Me quedo con este 

[ZyoWalker6611]

Me quedo con este

[bamboccionethefirst]

I'll be attacked by several comments after this statement; This prelude and fugue really isn't interesting at all!

[TheFugue0]

1:37 - 1:57

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[MusicVideoLooker]

Inspiring ...

[Audiolink]

UNCLE BILLY LOST HIS TROUSERS!!!

[gerazio1]

Esecuzione limpida di un brano monumentale. Limpidi ache gli abbellimenti (trilli, mordenti).

[trabalhosmanuais]

apologies accepted xD everybody make mistakes. it's natural ;)

[trabalhosmanuais]

poor imitation?? it's ton koopman for sure.. i have the cd

[paradoxicus]

Aquí Bach,que no Koopman,se sale del camino canónico,para experimentar.

Hay quién dice que éste preludio,está en la línea de Buxtehude.Bach,va mucho más lejos...

[hymnistic]

Wow! Now i have to learn this one too? I better eat more raw veggies if I'm gonna live long enough to play all the Bach I want to!

Ragtime? I thought Beethoven wrote the first "Rag-Time" ever (Opus 111, variation 3). I wonder if it was inspired by this piece? This really swings. I love his ending too. Mr. Koopman is great!

[jym99999]

It's not the reals notes...

[trabalhosmanuais]

ton koopman never plays the notes correctly. he plays his interpretation and do some arrangements while is playing :) that's why because he's a genious

[advisorC101]

It's called improvised ornamentation. Stylus phantasticus permits that.

[Totennebel]

@trabalhosmanuais

Some changes in the sheets make someone a genius?

[guitarradeviento]

@jym99999 Because is baroque ornamentation!

[advisorC101]

This is the only recording of this piece that I actually like. Its only a pitty that it isn't as fast as the one in his video.

Alain also does a nice but very boring job of this.

Thanks for uploading.

[KoopmansFanGranada]

Have you heard Fagius' rendition? And Koopman's one on the Gabler organ at Weingarten?

[advisorC101]

I don't like Fagius' one nearly as much as this one.

Koopman has done the best job of this piece that I have ever heard. But I like his recording on the Silbermann of Freiberg much more. And even though its only a partial one, it was certainly more than enough to inspire me to learn it..

[organskr]

very good

[benenoit]

Quel belle interprétation!!!!!!

[whomakemefeel]

Listen to the overture in the beginning what a genius begin indeed its wake all audience and everything stop nothing move until the rest of this piece

[ZoeEGrace]

Excellent interpretation!