Trumpet Music from St. Nicholai in Leipzig

Here, we are playing in St. Nicholai church in Leipzig during a church service. In addition to his choir master job at St. Thomas church, J.S. Bach also played the organ at St. Nicholai.

The organ was redone a couple years ago--sponsored by Porsche. They were also in charge of the design .

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• classical
• organ
• baroque
• trumpet
• Jeremiah
• Clarke
• violin

[Starlysh]

What's the name of this song?

[albrecht96]

this is the"Prince of Denmark's March" from the Suite in D-Major by Jeremiah Clarke.

[boonthip100]

very nice music ..

great ...

yes I like it ..

I have been there some years ago..

hope to watch our video again ..can you put longer ...

thank you .

Boonthip-Thailand.

[DAOFB]

Sehr schöne Idee, Geige und Trompete hier zusammen einzusetzen! Ich war zwar dieses Jahr in Leipzig, aber leider hab ichs nicht in St Nicholai geschafft... Es hätte sich anscheinend gelohnt, auch wenn ich mich mit dem Porsche Design des Spieltischs einfach nicht anfreunden kann...Dafür ist die Orgel zu geschichtsträchtig, als dass man ihr so etwas verpassen konnte. Andererseits darf man sich nicht beklagen wenn man es schafft einen Sponsor für eine Orgel zu finden :)

[mahargengraver]

Lets get real here......1] its not in any sense a baroque trumpet, its a modern valve trumpet and 2]the ornaments are quite rediculous and add nothing to the music.3]the fact that you got to play in one of Bach's churches is quite beyond belief with such a performance. Word have meanings...... you might pull the wool over the eyes of the ignorant, but not of discerning people.

[latribe]

Hi!

Is that organ 5 manual? I'm trying to count up the number of organs with five manuals!

[KUBA04031987]

Mich würde interessieren, wo die angepriesene Baroque-Trompete ist? Oder ist mit Baroque-Trompete das Stück Trumpet Voluntary gemeint?

[samada3us]

Einer dieser monströsen Barockaufführungen, viel Sound wenig Tiefe!

[Jm4steam]

Very nice, great sound

[mogemoets]

You fricking ROCK!

I love your tone and your pitch delivery!

the acoustic helps a lot, eh...?

Martin

[dismith]

This piece was known for many, many years under the title 'Trumpet Voluntary' and (incorrectly) attributed to Purcell.

It was actually written around 1700 by a British composer named Jeremiah Clarke as 'The Prince of Denmark's March'.

[sgoerg]

Trumpet Voluntary?