J.S.Bach: Passacaglia and Fugue c minor BWV 582
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sk8london
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Thanks Janne
That was rather beautiful.
The Passacaglia played in pretty much the manner I enjoy and consider 'correct' (whatever that may mean)
Very interesting to see that Mr Wargh helps himself to the pedal in Variation 15 (The Arpeggios) to bring out the underlying bass theme which lies hidden in the harmonies in the arpeggios in that variation. First time I have seen this
As a side note: I find it thrilling to see with which visual ease the performer plays. His hands and feet glide over the keys with little apparent physical force needed to move his limbs. Observing the different techniques of organists is sometimes as exciting as just listening to their performances
Best regards
Ryan
That was rather beautiful.
The Passacaglia played in pretty much the manner I enjoy and consider 'correct' (whatever that may mean)
Very interesting to see that Mr Wargh helps himself to the pedal in Variation 15 (The Arpeggios) to bring out the underlying bass theme which lies hidden in the harmonies in the arpeggios in that variation. First time I have seen this
As a side note: I find it thrilling to see with which visual ease the performer plays. His hands and feet glide over the keys with little apparent physical force needed to move his limbs. Observing the different techniques of organists is sometimes as exciting as just listening to their performances
Best regards
Ryan
