Johann Ludwig Krebs Fugue in Bb on B-A-C-H

Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713 - 1780) was born into a musical North German family. He ultimately settled in Leipzig, studying at the Thomasschule. He received instruction from Johann Sebastian Bach. This fugue bespeaks his admiration of the Master. Several composers have written organ works based on B-A-C-H, which translates into the notes B flat, A, C and B. (H, in German usage, is B natural.) This is one of the earlier such works. The fugue opens with the notes B-A-C-H.

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[MrMudNugget]

i love your organ playing Ludvig

[sfbonedoc]

@MrMudNugget

Thank you for listening and for your kind comment. Greetings from San Francisco.

Geo

[pedantologist]

That was quite awesome.

[sfbonedoc]

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[tommyupoo]

Nice playing - from the back I thought u were Ton Koopman!!! lol Sorry :)

[sfbonedoc]

@tommyupoo Michael, thanks for your generous comment. Congratulations on choosing good teachers and the very best of luck to you in your musical explorations. Thank you for your channel. May I be a friend?

Greetings from Sab Francisco, George

[davbear221]

Thank you for that most acurate performance.

[passacaglia28]

I enjoyed this. :D 

[pedantologist]

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