Bach Fugue in G Major (Gigue), BWV 577
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Amazing! I couldn't stop watching your feet and marvelling at your powers of co-ordination. Even if I had your skills, my feet and toes are too ticklish to play!
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Do not worry for pedale technique! essential is the realisation of the whole . and for my opinion you play very well this difficult work .
Good luke Rebecca !
Micheltretout
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very good, Perfect , Rebecca. I will listen you several times Thinking to have the bach's whole repertoire . I had never heard this wonderfull work so well interpreted
Congratultions, Go on Rebecca !
Michel tretout amateur organist in france ( Carnoux ) 4 manuals 13o stops
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rebecca You are a beautifull woman and a great interpertor of Bach
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Where is this organ ?
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Very nice work! There is no doubt you are an accomplished player. Thanks for posting! Greetings from Scotland!
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nothing wrong with this, main thing is the tempo was razor-sharp steady and the notes were accurate, keep up the great work :). BTW, was this organ a Rodgers? Trillium series?
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Sorry, I don't play barefoot anymore...
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Its wonderful to see you play barefoot, I think you can see better the pedalling technique like that and it would be very nice if you can record further videos perhaps placing the camera closer to the pedalboard so we can see your technique in more detail.
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Rebecca. Do not let the detractors degrade your performance. Your pedalling is alright. The fuge is a merry little dance and I feel if you can get your feet into right places then the technique has to be good. I think you do exceptionaly well. Don't worry about speed If you played this in a hall with lots of reverberation then the speed would be absolutely right. I get a little irritated with those who have never sat on an organ bench thinking they are expert. Go Girl - you are good.
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This needs to be quite a bit faster. It should take 3 minutes to play this piece, not 4. But I could enjoy this played at almost any tempo - that's how good it is.
KhagarBalugrak 1 year ago
@KhagarBalugrak
I have improved my pedal technique quite a bit since I recorded this piece, so I plan to rework it soon, using Baroque toe-only technique (and using shoes...). That should allow me to play it quite a bit faster. Thanks for the comment!
rosten7 1 year ago