Ignace Michiels plays Johann Sebastian BACH (1685-1750), Toccata et Fuga BWV 540 (toccata only). Played on the 1937 Klais organ at Bruges cathedral, November 2nd 2007.
Ignace Michiels plays Johann Sebastian BACH (1685-1750), Toccata et Fuga BWV 540 (toccata only). Played on the 1937 Klais organ at Bruges cathedral, November 2nd 2007.
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I find it amusing that everyone wants Bach played at break-neck speed. Walcha's tempi, for me at least, are sublime. But then I guess it's all a matter of personal taste.
This is an amazing performance, beautiful technique.
Well,this organ doesn't have a 32' reed so we don't hear one:-). As for the articulation in the pedals, please bear in mind that this is recorded from the organloft very close to the organ and the cathedral has rather big acoustics, so in the church this would sound much more connected.
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fantastic job once again!
This is an amazing performance, beautiful technique.