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@OptimusProwlGirl It's Calypso's theme....I almost expected them to play Jones' theme, but...they didn't.

HELLO! This could be SO much louder! Brilliantly played, sir, yet....volume+Bach's organ works=happy listeners.

@stargirlsusan The last work he worked on was BWV 1080, the whole Art of the Fugue. Contrapunctus 1 to 14, which is unfinished...

@AlsatianCousin There's one movie called Die Stille Vor Bach--The Silence Before Bach. Pierre Portabella directs, I think...

@luvinflutegirl I can agree completely. I love Classical music--Bach's my favorite, though I'm studying this piece now. I despise the 'music' that everyone else listens to. Classical is simply the best because it doesn't tell you what to do...it helps you...just...exist, I guess.

Wow! Another 17 year old organist---as am I. A very, very good interpretation of Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. The reverb isn't too good, but oh well! Every note is clear and in its proper place. You're self taught? I learned by ear at first, then took up lessons a few years ago. Still at the orga...

This fugue is absolutely amazing! Such a great organ, such a great interpretation. It's interesting on why it's called the 'Wedge' fugue. The progression of the notes ( E, D#-F#, D-G#, C#-A, C-A#, then B-B) make it appear that a wedge is being driven into the notes.....does this description make ...

This organ...is so brilliant! Imagine what it would be like to play such a godly instrument such as this organ...a brilliant job done by Mr. Whitely!

This is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for posting----I love this fugue! Wonderful interpretation.

This piece of music, performed in this manner---does anyone else agree that it's completely beautiful? I think that it should be blasted everywhere on loudspeakers, especially for those who don't believe music by Bach is this powerful.

I'm 16 years old, by the way...and I don't like modern music one bit.

Thanks, guys! Glad you liked the video :)

At jkrmd415: The name of the piece played is Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565. Hope this was helpful!

@ cgordon6969: What CD is it? Where can I find it? I've been in love with this concerto for over a year and haven't found any CD recordings at all!

Much appreciated, thank for posting.