Bert plays organ in the Old Church in Amsterdam

[eschoenmaker]

Gewoon Bach Vivaldi BWV 596 los te koop bij editie Peters. Wat geheimzinnig gedoe.

[henderek]

klopt!

[frederikjacob]

Het blijkt (met dank aan Peter Eilander)geen stuj van Vivaldi te zijn, maar een deel uit het Concerto in d-moll nach Vivaldi (BWV 596) te zijn van J.S.BACH (Largo e spiccato)

[cpeb14]

Dit is gecomponeerd door Vivaldi, voor orgel bewerkt door Bach.

[frederikjacob]

Prachtig stuk muziek, ik kan het echter niet vinden. Heeft u wat meer gegevens opusnr. of uitgave? Prachtig gespeeld op een fantastisch orgel. Vast bedankt voor uw reactie.

[poederbach]

Beste frederikjacob,

Ik heb elaas geen details voor je. Het is echter een wereld beroemd werk, er bestaan vle CD opnamen van en elke muziekhandel, die een index hanteerd kan het zo voor je vinden als bladmuziek. Op internet is het wat lastig omdat Vivaldi meer dan 500 werken heeft geschreven.

[poederbach]

I can ask the organ player, when I see him again. He should know, shouldn't he?

[Airbornne]

Where would I find the sheet music for this piece?

[poederbach]

The score of this piece can be found in any music library. The titel and the composer are in the clip

[Airbornne]

Thank you. Is this St. Bavo? What stop is he using throughout most of the piece? I would love to come to see this organ. I live in the US.

[poederbach]

This is not St Bavo in Haarlem, The Neterlands but it the main organ in the Oude Kerk ( Old Church)in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, They are only 30 minutes apart by train, since bothare close to the station.

I would not know what stops where used since I am not an organ player. But more in formation about this organ can be found with the other organ clips that I put on YT or on the web and search for Vater-Mueller Organ.

[Doeff8]

I tried to post a link to the stop list, but I think I ca't add url's here. You can find a stop list on the Dutch wikipedia site, look for 'orgel' and 'oude kerk'.

I think the stops he uses are the Baarpijp 8' and the Nasard from the Bovenwerk.

[ccoraxfan]

Does this organ have a really heavy action? It looks like he's really pushing on the keys, and the amount of action noise suggests problems. Also note the three-man team... in the old days, it probably took four or five, maybe more, when you had to have people to operate the bellows.

[poederbach]

The action is not really heavy. I mixed in the set noise in a bit, but as far as I remember not so much with this one. The music was recorded on a specific position in the church at 7 m hight. The people next to the organist are a teacher and another organ player that were waiting their turn to play a piece as well.

[ccoraxfan]

Thank you! It's always good to have someone nearby to help with the registration, even if they are just waiting their turn! :)

[Doeff8]

Actually the action is quite heavy compared to other mechanical organs, it's even known for that 'feature'. As an amateur organist I got the opportunity to play a few hours on this famous organ: hours I won't easily forget.

[paranormaalutrecht]

dit is echt mooie. Die lirische toon van die tremulant, prachtige,

moge de Here Jezus Christus je Zegenen, voor de mooie klanken die je in onze ziel laat verblijden!

prachtig instrument ik heb er ooit eens op gespeeld.

Wat een lirische toon!

Prachtig!

[jv04jm]

It is indeed very beautiful. You do seem to send a mixed idea about music in the church from some of the postings you have sent me.

[wilsdomain]

Dat is goed, poederbach! Ik vind dit echt leuk. Echt! I am very happy that you've shared this video. I've became a subscriber. I am awaiting more beautiful organ music for old church hymns. Bedankt. Dat is heel vriendelijk.

[preview1001]

prachtig gespeeld op dit geweldige instrument.

[rudly]

nice