Pachelbel: Ciacona (Chaconne) in F minor

Tibor Pinter plays on the Aichgasser organ (1763) Klosterkirche, Fischingen, Switzerland. 29.07.2008.

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Music

Tags:

• pachelbel
• chaconne
• ciacona
• organ
• orgel
• klosterkirche
• fischingen

[psyecowarrior]

in my opinion the ideal tempo would be for this song 9min-9:10 min...Nice playing...much better than mine :D

[tribuletto]

@psyecowarrior Thanks, you are right, I play it now a little bit faster.

[IA2329]

i love your version of this piece and what a magnificent instrument.

[tribuletto]

@IA2329 Many thanks! Yes, this organ one of the most magnificient ones I had the opportunity to play.

[IA2329]

@tribuletto I played this piece in the Basilica dei Frari in Venice. I always struggle with interpretation of dynamics. Any suggestions?

[tribuletto]

@IA2329 If you have a helping hand you [he/she] can change the stops easily. If not and you have precombinations you can do that. On this organ I play on two manuals alone and there are no precombination pistons, so if you want to play continously you have to remain in certain boundaries. At certain points you have the opportunity the change the stops e.g. when one of your hands is free. I do not suggest the frequent use of mixtures and aliquots. Cheers!

[abelcool23]

i like classic music , it help me to relax,think,concentrate and concentrate to make check mate in chess

[ggrraaeeccuuss]

I have absolutely no words to describe how i feel when listening to this...

thanks for sharing your wonderful version... you play with your heart... : )

After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.

~ Aldous Huxley

[RJAGuerrero]

Just perfect. For the people that thinks Pachelbel only piece of work is the Canon. How does it feels to dominate the organ?

[tribuletto]

Thanks! I also think that the typical 17th century melancholy of the piece demands at least an andante tempo.