BWV 530 sonata VI third movement

Third movement from Bach's Trio Sonata VI on organ of St Wenzels Church Naumburg. Where bach appraised and played the newly constructed organ around 1748. H/W 8,8,4 cornet. R/P plenum. Ped Octavbass 8.

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[ZachariasHildebrandt]

Couldn't agree more.

[ZachariasHildebrandt]

I want to know where those sunglasses came from

[Halfbloodalchemist]

I just love the organ. it has such a life and a sense of personality when it is played. It takes on the emotion of the piece, and the reverbertion is just wonderful! Beautiful!!!

[melman74b]

I could not agree with you more. He was a composer without peer not just on the organ, but ESPECIALLY on the organ, and every movement of all six of these trio sonatas are absolute jewels in their own right. Such delicious music this... The zimbelstern is an interesting touch in this particular performance. It may be a bit distracting to me but it doesn't destroy the performance by any means. Just my humble opinion of course.

[DainGerrUsss]

OK. He is playing all of the notes, and it is somewhat musical. BUT....WHY the Zimbelstern, and WHY the cornet stop?? OK. Musical "decisions", maybe, but PROBABLY not appropriate for a Bach trio sonata movement. There must be SOMEONE who agrees with me. If not, well, who cares.

[3NUNS]

@ZachariasHildebrandt : Found them on the grassy verge of the Leipzig to Berlin Autobahn !

[SIRC0L0RS]

I always feel happy listening to the organ triosonates

[Classicalguy12]

@w4w3w2w1 Yeah, Thanks for the info, they look like harpsichord size, the older organs. I'm an organist as well, but I play on modern larger organs, that have like you said the piano-similar size keys. Thanks for responding, this is something I have always wondered. I would love to have access to an older organ, but unfortunantley I do not. And I will check out your videos :)

[w4w3w2w1]

@Classicalguy12 I play the harpsichord too ( take a look at my videos) and I can tell you, usually organ manuals are the same size, but not always. Older organs(1800 -) tend to be similar to harpsichords, newer organs (1850+) tend to have manuals similar to piano ones.

[sean82091]

Before it played, there was a comical sound of chiming after he pulled a stop tab. It's in G sharp major...I think:).

[Classicalguy12]

Beautifully played, one question, I'm a harpsichordist, and am curious if the console manuals of this organ are the same size/key size of the harpsichord manuals? Just wondering, thanks for the info!!

[aston0708]

Re-sun glasses

Due to the confusing Sicilian nature of his attire:the mafia have put a hit out on him

[techyesboy]

Amazingly done. I just love everything about Bach and the organ

[cumesoftware]

@ZachariasHildebrandt The most beautiful cymbelstern I've heard!