Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), or possibly Johann Tobias Krebs (1690-1762). Performed by Jonathan Feucht at Faith Presbyterian Church, Tacoma WA. This was my first time ever playing the organ in a church worship service.
This is the first of a selection of pieces I played on the organ for the prelude to the Christmas Eve Service in 2007 based on the Lutheran chorale "Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ" (Praised be you, Jesus Christ).
I think the tempo in both the prelude and the fugue is just fine. It's a very valid and pleasing performance, and if that's the way you see it, that's the way you should play it - take no notice of the know-alls!
geminian7846 1 year ago
Just one little thing... in the beginning section, we start with that chord and then the one note in the right hand. That second not comes on the third beat, but in this video you skipped the second beat. Other than that, LOVELY!
codeman2008 1 year ago
Ok, its a great piece and you have played it very very clean... but I have two points to suggest you: Prelude is too fast, you can play it slowler y it would be wonderful. Fugue is with too many legatto... if you do all the phrases stacatto would be better for your audience to understand the discourse of the piece... thanks... it's a nice piece
sorbeatriz 1 year ago
Beautiful. I've learned this, my way, now I'll adapt it to some of your style, especially slowing down the fugue. Thank you for the fine lesson.
pemchem 2 years ago
exellent mai moi j'aurai jouer sa avec un plein jeu
Leibenguth 2 years ago
A great piece of music very delicate performed.
roelofbouwman 2 years ago
Let's see YOU!
When?
Where?
Organ?
Nice recording.
Thank you.
Is this really BACH?
robertgift 2 years ago
Jonathan, you're very talented and professional musician. Thanks for uploading. It is a real pleasure to hear your playing and music choices.
Babejuda 2 years ago
Amazing interpretation! Many congratulations!
HellenicMagic 3 years ago
like this very much;BACH will never be forgotten...
aelfricbetera 3 years ago