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J.S. Bach - BWV 682 - Vater unser im Himmelreich

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Choralbearbeitung Vater unser im Himmelreich
BWV 682
aus Clavier-Übung 3.Teil (BWV 669-689)

composed by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
performed by Kay Johannsen, organ

Bach - BWV 599-644 - Little Organ Book
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=4532C343606BE0C8

Bach - BWV 645-650 - Schübler Chorales
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=6B588CECF816A9B6

Bach - BWV 651-668 - Leipzig Chorales
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=2C2EB2EC7B65F072

Bach - BWV 669-689 - Clavier-Übung 3.Teil
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=271234B965C91002

Bach - BWV 690-713 - Kirnberger Chorales
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0236250D17FBBE78

Bach - various chorale preludes BWV 714-
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=D20EA45A2B7879FE

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  • GRANDIOSE!

    

  • This is so awesome.

  • All bickering about interpretation aside, this is possibly the greatest musical structure Bach concieved in his career. In scope and success at cohesively integrating the wild array of motivic ideas and contrapuntal devices. My favorite piece from Bach's mature period. It is the Climax of the Klavier-Übung III.

  • @wcbroccoli this rendition is too outside my boundaries of expectation honestly it just jars when I hear the piece played so fast. I associate this piece with longing, and dreariness, I don't quite appreciate the playful abandon displayed here. The bassline, figures and motion bear no weight. Koopman plays BWV 682 at just the right tempo. Maybe a little faster can slide, but this is over the top to me.

  • @PraeludiumUndFuge "Light speed tempo"? What a foolish exaggeration.The walking bass is moving at a walking speed. The "lombardic figures" have no "purpose" other than ornamental. Bach included such ornamental figures in other pieces but later removed them. They are not a important as you imagine.

  • @PraeludiumUndFuge My opinions are no more foolish that yours.

  • @PraeludiumUndFuge I've heard this played much slower. This faster tempo is just fine. It's not "rushed". It's not even a "little rushed".

    Name one thing that has gone right past my head.

  • @PraeludiumUndFuge This tempo is just fine. It's not "rushed". It's not even a "little rushed".

  • Hell i'd say this is going at light speed tempo. Those lombardic figures simply fly by almost without purpose.

  • I feel with that statement you haven't really gotten to appreciate this piece. I've seen you typing your foolish opinions around youtube like an arrogant little jackass.

    There's a lot that goes right past your head my friend I'd suggest you tone down the act a notch.

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