bwv 561 Fantasia and Fugue A Minor

[Natty]

My greeting!
Can anyone tell me about this Bach's work?
I am looking for it for a while time.
I heard it being played on the accordion only.
Where can I download it on organ from.

Thanks in advance!

[musicalis]

Hi
you can find it here : http://www.logoslibrary.org/classical/bach/561.mp3 (it is free)

Please visit this website, it may interest you : http://www.logoslibrary.org/classical/bach/index.html

there are may other places on the web from where you can download this music for free or for some money.

[Natty]

Hi
Please visit this website, it may interest you : http://www.logoslibrary.org/classical/bach/index.html

Wow!
Thank you very much, Musicalis.
It is a wonderful site, I didn't see such a place earlier. There are almost all Bach's works there .
I seem they sound like midi-records or I am probably mistaking. Anyway I don't hear reverberation. Is it a real pipe organ or a sintezator?

[TomS]

BWV 561 has often been thought to be spurious. But one website I found, said that some recent research now considers Bach to be it's author.
There are two Hauptwert recordings on http://www.virtuallybaroque.com/track228.htm
The score is at http://www.tobis-notenarchiv.de/bach...gen/indexe.htm
but needs the Capella reader to view.
There's an interesting description on http://answers.com/topic/fantasia-an...=entertainment
TomS

[Natty]

BWV 561 has often been thought to be spurious. But one website I found, said that some recent research now considers Bach to be it's author.
There are two Hauptwert recordings on http://www.virtuallybaroque.com/track228.htm
The score is at http://www.tobis-notenarchiv.de/bach...gen/indexe.htm
but needs the Capella reader to view.
There's an interesting description on http://answers.com/topic/fantasia-an...=entertainment
TomS

Thank TomS,
I have downloaded the Capella reader. You found very good sites - they all are a discovery for me. Of course, yet I hope to find its live performance on a real pipe organ. Probably it would be great. I am afraid it is played rather rarely, In any case it is not comparable with the popular Toccata and Fugue in d minor. I are wondering that someone doubts about the Toccata Bach's authorship. I catch a likeness of both ones - some likeness of style. Nevertheless I heard about allegedly Buttstett's authorship of the Toccata. I have heard some Buttstett's works and I don't think it is likely.
All the Best.

[Contratrombone64]

Wow!
There are almost all Bach's works there .

No any where NEAR all Bach's works there ...