Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 on pipe organ

Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 on pipe organ by Johann Sebastian Bach (composer and organist) 1685 to 1750. This particular piece of Bach's will always remind me of a spooky movie I saw many years ago starring the famous actor, Vincent Price.

Enjoy

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• Toccata
• and
• Fugue
• in
• Minor
• BWV
• 565
• Johann
• Sebastian
• Bach
• pipe
• organ
• Vincent
• Price

[ozgood1x]

I get Chills everytime I hear this.....

Pipe Organ RULES !

Vassar College Chapel has one that sounds Very Similar.

Thanks Hollywoody :o)

[MegaZsolti]

@galanteria0047 Nope, you are wrong. The best part is from 0:00 to 10:00.

[DarkViolinist31]

Sounds a bit scary with pipe organ :s

But I love it!! :D

[Kristiankosa]

Bach is the best...never forget that...

[ThermalUnitAlpha]

There are certain pieces of music throughout history that exemplify the power and grandness of an instrument. I believe BWV 565 is a classic example of how awe inspiring the pipe organ can be in the hand of a gifted artist.

@H0LLYW00DY I thank you for the video, and too the artist, I thank you for a wonderful performance.

TUA

[ThermalUnitAlpha]

@LetsBuyForks That depends much the region you are from; however, as I have learned it there are 2 accepted pronunciations (in English speaking societies). Where I am from I am most familiar with this one: Toc with a short o as in note, cata with a schwa as in harmony, and fugue as in feud with a g instead of a d. Hope this helps.

TUA

[jimamia77]

That organ with the corinthian columns looks like it could of been it's own building!

[LetsBuyForks]

This is one of my favorite classical music pieces ever. But could someone please tell me how to pronounce "toccata and fugue" ??

[prydonian460]

And to think that a church once refused to hire Bach as their organist because they thought he couldn't play well enough !!

[TheycallmeboriS]

My favorite part 2:59, of course is a wonderful organist, composer and piece.