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Bach's Fuge in G-major 'Jig Fuge'

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Uploaded by on Oct 23, 2007

This is as title says played on a Cathedral Pipe Organ

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  • Not to be contentious, but IMHO you do "get it". Yes, the piece is a dance, but there is no reason to assume that St. Vitus should be involved! I felt that your tempo was lilting and well-energized, but I see that some disagree with me.

    So many otherwise concientious organists take Baroque music at breakneck tempi, forgetting the conditions in which they were written: more sluggish organ keying actions and cavernously reverberant acoustics being two that figure prominently.

    I say BRAVO!

  • Enjoyed your performance, stylistically you are right on the money! I enjoy your playing you are sensitive and attentive. Thanks for a job well done!

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  • @horndiapason I agree - too much baroque music is played far too quickly. This performance has a "just right" feel for the tempo. It feels neither rushed or sluggish. I like it!

  • I can play bits and pieces of this by ear on a piano so I have to admire anyone who can play the whole thing. If I ever had a chance at a pedal organ, I would have to spend months teaching myself the pedals by playing just that.

  • I can play bits and pieces of this by ear on a piano so I have to admire anyone who can play the whole thing. If I ever had a chance at a pedal organ, I would have to spend months teaching myself the pedals by playing just that.

  • bravo complimenti,,

  • Almost there, but the hesitations and stutters detract a lot. More preparation next time.

  • Although I thought the same as everyone else who said it should have been more upbeat, I am no one to criticize. This was stupendous. Only masters like E. Power Biggs can make this piece prance , while still maintaining the complexity and massiveness of the texture. Bach often wrote to challenge the organist and showcase his technical expertise. This is one of those pieces.

  • Same opinion here. Tempo a little "too comfortable". It is a dance. (!!)

  • Your articulation was pretty nice, but I would suggest stabilizing the tempo throughout... then it would be a very lovely thing. Nice to hear it on this fine sounding instrument. :)

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