J. S. Bach "Little" Fugue in g, BWV 578

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Uploaded by on Jun 19, 2011

General faq and detailed project notes can be found here:
http://performanceemulation.blogspot.com/

Sequenced with Cubase. Organ samples from the stock Kontakt sample library. Visualization provided by the MAM player: http://www.musanim.com/player/

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  • how do you play four parts at once? are you suppose to use both hands and feet?

  • @BallinEagles Yes, this piece would be played on the organ using hands and feet. This version was sequenced on a computer, thus circumnavigating the need for feet to be involved in the process.

  • except for the ending of course

  • @scaper12123 I am not familiar with MML, perhaps you can post a link? I would not be surprised if this fugue was used in a game, it is a fairly popular piece.

  • That ornamentation makes even Ton Koopman sound reserved

  • @SecondAgeOfReason Thanks! However, those ornaments are inspired by Koopman's performance of this same piece which can be found here on YT (but can not be linked in comments) so I can't take all that much credit for them.

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  • Blew my fucking mind all over the roof.

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  • Music - a miracle, and the inventor - the wizard

  • Music - a miracle, and the inventor - the wizard

  • @Thatonekid892 I know what you mean about the timing but at the same time I quite like music when it makes me feel a little nervous or uncomfortable because it makes me feel alive and opens my head but yes I agree... it's an art.

  • I used to be a person who didn't like classical music but then I took an arrow to the knee. God bless that arrow!

  • I think this is the best version I could find. Others were too relaxing and slow. This one is a real brain washer!

  • @BallinEagles That's how organs work. If you want to see how this works check out the rows of keys while someone is playing on the organ and you will see the other sets of keys reacting without actually being touched. Its pretty intense.

  • Too fast, ending needs to ritardando, but otherwise quite an excellent bit of programming :)

  • FAN TAS TICLE

  • Ok!

    

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