Trio Sonata no.3 in d minor 3rd movement Vivace (JS Bach) by Griffin McMahon
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Excellent concentration.
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Wish I could do this!
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europeans are damn pretentious.
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haha well actually I beg to differ on that statement, I missed out a p on support oh dear....how completely awful
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But I think, in the main, they can spell better in the United States of America.
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Wow!
Well done under pressure!
Needs work (use a metronome whenever you practice).
Wish I could have played this this well when 14.
Played trumpete in junior high school then. Hated organ.
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nice, although it needs a hell of a lot more work, and i'm not just talking about wrong notes. pretty good for 14 though.
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Some organ music is intended to be played WITHOUT pedal.
Some of Bach's organ music specifies "manualiter", i.e., manual parts only, NO PEDAL PART.
3 years ago 2
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You are a true organist! You have separated your hands apart, playing a keyboard for each hand and also playing the base pedals! I have seen organist playing both hands on one keyboards and some times not even playing the pedals like a real organist. Again, you are a true organist!
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You seem to think that playing more than one keyboard is the mark of a true organist.
Most organ music requires 3-4 parts to be played SIMULTANEOUSLY on ONE keyboard. That is why you typically see organists playing mainly on just ONE keyboard.
He's playing on 2 keyboards, not to dazzle you with circus tricks, but because composer specified "A 2 CLAV. E PEDALE" (for 2 keyboards and pedal).
The upper parts cross frequently. It would be difficult to play them on 1 keyboard.
wcbroccoli 3 years ago 4
jeez, two hands are difficult enough! These trio sonatas are insane. Excellent performance.
GlenShannon 3 years ago 3