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  1. Sep-14-2010, 00:43 #1
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    Das alte Jahr vergangen ist - BWV1091

    Fall is runnin' and I felt I wanna play something from the Grand Master, just to keep my mind as clear as possible to overcome the obstacles life brings before me so often...

    So I turned to BWV1091, a work with concentration demands.
    I play my own custom virtual with SIR2 environtment.
    Registration : flute 8'+principal 4'+Quinta 3'+Octava 2', positiv manual only.
    I know the work must performed faster, but I could play to just 60bpm witout mistakes.... Sorry about that.

    The recording is the best I can offer with the equipment I have available : mp3 with top quality to 100 and 325kbps.

    I hope you enjoy 1091 as I did !

    Kind regards
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    Fall indeed - try autumn!

    Very nice
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    Not sure what the tempo is suggested: but I enjoyed the perforamce and nicely done. I can see myself sitting in the pews. Thanks
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    I didn't think it was too slow, really.
    Werner Jacob took his time even more, for instance.

    Nice thing with Bach's organ works: they are effective at almost any tempo.

    Good sound quality, too.
    Thanks for posting!

    Btw: I love autumn.
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    Thank you gentlemen !
    Autumn leaves falling...
    There's no tempo suggestion on my music sheet, yes, but I think I saw somewhere (CD?, book?...) that must be played at 116bpm.
    If so, is fast and difficult at 116, even that there's no pedal part. No?
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    what note recieves the value at 116bpm? That would make a big difference in the tempo as such.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wljmrbill View Post
    what note recieves the value at 116bpm? That would make a big difference in the tempo as such.
    I played 60bpm the quarter note.
    So I was talkin about 116 for quarters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghekorg7 View Post
    . . . BWV1091, a work with concentration demands . . . I know the work must performed faster, but I could play to just 60bpm witout mistakes.... Sorry about that.

    The recording is the best I can offer with the equipment I have available : mp3 with top quality to 100 and 325kbps.

    I hope you enjoy 1091 as I did !

    Kind regards
    Panos
    Very nicely done, Panos. I didn't think the tempo was too slow either ... there are some who think that all of Bach must be played at break-neck speeds for reasons unknown - I don't think ol' JS Bach would have objected to your tempo at all ... it actually added a reverence feel to it, imo.
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    Lovely sound and fine playing, Panos.
    I wouldn't want it any faster.
    BTW here in Sydney we have the trees and gardens blossoming.

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    Thank you Krummhorn and Analogicus !

    I liked that "Break-Neck Speed" , I'll call it from now on BNS and the reverence feel too. So in a work we can add advice : instead of Slow feel > Reverence Feel and instead of vivace or very fast > BNS !

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