"Oh, you want me to play the thing I played outside?"

This is one of Bach's earliest keyboard works, written when he was around 18. His brother, Johann Jakob, who was three years older than him, was leaving to join the Swedish army as an oboist. Jakob accompanied the Swedish King in his military band as he engaged in the Great Northern War that was fought against Russia, and when Sweden was defeated in the battle of Poltava, he escaped to the Ottoman Empire with the king and remaind there for several years until they were able to go back to Sweden. Jakob lived the rest of his life in Stockholm.

2:06-2:14 - That descending progression is so beautiful.

The first movement makes me cry.

In English it means Caprice about the distance of the beloved brother Great piece!

Thanks, it was very charming!

Thanks for sharing God bless you all guys Jesus loves u

Bach has the ability to make C major sound sad. It's the same thing in the solo violin sonata in C.

Thanks for uploading!

I feel like this could almost be like a mini opera. It's very animated, and especially the fuga has a very vocal quality, like it could be sung.... ....or played by horns lol

2:06 Je pleure

Perfect !!

Adagissimo starts at 4:30 which is my fav

So much fun as an early work!

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Very impressive. That fugue is so challenging!

8:19 In case you want it to play it again!

The lamento is admirable interpreted by the cembalist. Interpreting the Generalbaß this well is an art. The fugue is an exemplary piece to show people how amazingly capable Bach's counterpoint skills were and how big this benchmark is on which today's composers have to measure themselves.

“that’s sounds different, did you change it?” “i change it a little bit.” “why?” “i just played it the way liszt would’ve played it if he...altered bach’s version.” “play that again.” “play what again.” “the thing you played outside.” “oh you want me to play the thing i played outside.” “please.” “ahh..of course.”

For those who came from Call Me by Your Name: 8:20 Later.

If you can find the E. Power Biggs version of this, he really nails it. Especially the fugue.

Beautiful! I love Bach, even though I'm only 13.

There's an obvious parallel fith in the base lines at 8:13. Good to know that even the young Bach made mistakes, that makes him a little bit more... human :)

It sounds different....did you change it?

the fugue theme şs pretty much what inspired the themof Gould's fugue (so you want to write a fugue) no?

+Martin Peiterman Nice to meet another 12 year old bach fan!

who is playing on which instrument?

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内声部が書かれていなかったのは 友人達が嘆いていたところ メロディと低音しか楽譜になかったので

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良く見ると楽譜には内声部は書いてないね 奏者に任されているのかな？

8:23

Too fast. But good animation, as always.

T R I L L S Actually mordants because baroque

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