Mr. Pinnock's articulation is excellent, making the rhthm so clear, yet giving each note some space.

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Recordings full of impulses, should've cleaned them with record cleaner solution, or treated with the ZeroStat anti static device. Audacity click remover is good enough, the one in Adobe Audition is more aggressive.

2:16

This is nervewraking

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7:51 is my favorite thing right now. I have this on constant repeat in my head, and it hasn’t gotten old yet.

I like the decision to leave only strings on the end of the second movement (13:58), even though the harpsichord is scored to play together. It gets way more emotional and dramatic that way.

drink every time you play a mordent ;)

Why does the organist play like a machine?? I'm very confused by all the machine-like organist!!

1:49 supposed to be b natural, then b-flat. Who on the earth decided to change it to b-flat?

Listening to this at 0.75 speed turns it into an entirely different piece.

feels like my ears are being sandblasted. can only imagine what it felt like to see that bright light and then be vaporized

Copiando brasileiro fica fácil (é meme ta, eu to brincando)

Oh yeah

I knew Terri's type c was baroque

i play along to this on my keyboard like dora sing along

Sabaton red Barron?

The editing on this video is phenomenal.

what other wordly mathematics is going on here.... lightlanguage from the stars.... no wonder the Thomas kirche was heavy on him! Way too intense for all those proper pios sheeples :) by the way, anyone else thinks that this sounds a bit like some of Pachelbels organ works? Especially the fugal stuff and ricarwhatsitcalleds those chromatic fantasy type pieces

these partitas sound better played by a pianist and on a piano ... unlike some other of bachs keyboard music... well thats just my opinion of course...

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I see bflat and c sharp, so i don' t see where the dorian is

31:31, 58:21

What composers composed in G minor with a D minor key signature between the Classical and Romantic eras?

where's the james may part

geru enorme calidad de edición en los videos impecablemente, gracias por todo

The gigue is also a fugue so its a fugigue?

amazing 👏

A stunningly beautiful work, yes, but in my opinion *slightly* overrated in comparison to many other of Bach's more dynamic early cantatas, despite this being by far the most well-known of all his early cantatas.

The moments of dissonance in the Ciaccona between the hovering voice parts and the rising ground bass are so moving.

It's truly saddening to learn of Gerubach's passing. Thanks to his work, I was able to understand Bach's music better. He inspired me to learn to read music sheets, and I’m certain his work has inspired and will continue to inspire many musicians around the world. I am sure that he now stands alongside Bach as one of the most significant contributors to Counterpoint and Baroque music. My eternal gratitude to Gerubach.

How one man can create such a large body of spectacular works of art is beyond my comprehension

0:18

Why is timpani written down a major second below from what it sounds like in the music? It’s never a transposing instrument.

Großartig, Gruß aus Deutschland

Am I the only one who at 16 years old has 80% of his tastes in classical music?))

1:05 4:55

Klasse

Even this composition alone proves Bach is the best

underrated works.

13:44 wtf was that

Fire 🔥

Так это Бах или Вивальди?

2:40 фуга

Megaman Juno theme

Literally the most underrated piece of all time, what the heck is this monster. Also this sounds similar to the contrapunctus fugues, is this a specific type of fugue, its just so dense and juicy

I’m learning the keyboard soon and the cembalo solo is something that I want to master before I finish high school in 2028 ❤❤

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Ce serait parfait avec des précision sur l'enregistrement : chef d'orchestre, année..