toccata and fugue in d minor
Loading...
280
views
Loading...
Uploader Comments (malcolmpk88)
see all
All Comments (4)
-
very nice and well played...loved it! :)
-
how do you know when to switch keyboards and sounds?
-
Wonderful. I love this piece. How do you play it without getting tired. My fingers cramp up half way thorugh.
-
Wonderful performance and I love the sound of this organ, some great voicing there! So far I've got this piece down up to the part at 5:57, and then I have from 7:14 until the end pretty well, I still need to do allot of work on everything between that though...
Again, Nice performance!
- - - Cody.
Loading...
Three ways: 1) my teacher told me; 2) I heard someone else do it that way and I liked it; 3) you have to play the piece and experiment at what you and the organ can do. The T&F in Dm is pretty straight forward. Have you ever heard someone in the hospital yell for the nurse? Each repetition gets louder. Playing is the same way. If the composer repeats a phrase, it must be important. Do something different with it.
malcolmpk88 2 years ago
Thanks, Cody. This was one of the first Bach pieces I learned (on a Hammond). This organ does have an nice ensemble sound. The great has only three dedicated stops and the choir only two. There is a lot of unification.
I checked out your improvs. Cool stuff. I enjoyed your Widor, too. That sounds like a nice organ. I really loved (and miss) those big pedals. I did the Widor several months ago. I may post it or wait until I play it again and get a better recording.
-Malcolm.
malcolmpk88 2 years ago