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Clila
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Joined: 19 Aug 2004
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Location: Israel
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 Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2004 8:56 am Post subject: Bach's Organ(sma) |
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R u people dead? Let's talk organ!
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Jenny
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Location: Spamtown, USA (Austin, MN)
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| Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2004 11:11 am Post subject: Re: Bach's Organ(sma) |
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| Clila wrote: | | R u people dead? Let's talk organ! |
I hear ya! I don't have much to say, except that I've been playing the organ for two summers and it is uber fun! I feel like the queen of the world and I can rule the universe with my fingertips! Mwa ha ha ha!   My uber fave piece to play is Tocatta in Dm. Pullin out all the stops baby! Woo Hoo! 
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Clila
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| Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 7:53 am Post subject: |
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so? where's everybody then? r we alone in here?
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Jenny
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Yep, looks like it. 
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Thomaner
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Location: Germany
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Hello everyone!
I REALLY would like to talk about organs!!!!!!!!
What a pitty I think..the organ in leipzig where Bach has played , is restaurated( is that English? I dont know..!  ) and its not the old one anymore..!
It s been so great to play there..
Has anyone ever been to Leipzig? The organ in st nicolain is great , too. But I never may play there..
Greedingssss
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Jenny
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restaurated-- "restored" (close, but no cigar)
If it was the original one, it probably wouldn't be in working condition and it would just sit around collecting dust. I wish I could go see it, though. (even better, I wish I could play it) 
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vcondria
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| Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2005 8:52 am Post subject: eigentlich darfst du;) |
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hey, dude. are you stuck on Dm 565? maan, advance:))))...
i would recommend ye to take a look on the Bruhns praeludium in C moll. theeeeen take a look at Boellmann's Toccata from Suita Gothique. Theeen you'll feel like the queen of music, swear to ye:). just try it:). and theeeeen play Bach's 548 E moll. and theeeeeeeen repeat it:). if you can. you'll be in trance:).
if there could be a dj on an organ, i would mix the 3 mentioned. .
veo
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caraway
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Jenny
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| Quote: | hey, dude. are you stuck on Dm 565? maan, advance:))))...
i would recommend ye to take a look on the Bruhns praeludium in C moll. theeeeen take a look at Boellmann's Toccata from Suita Gothique. Theeen you'll feel like the queen of music, swear to ye:). just try it:). and theeeeen play Bach's 548 E moll. and theeeeeeeen repeat it:). if you can. you'll be in trance:).
if there could be a dj on an organ, i would mix the 3 mentioned..
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Thanx for the reccomendation!
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Zawiah
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| Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:27 pm Post subject: Re: Bach's Organ(sma) |
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| Jenny wrote: | | Clila wrote: | | R u people dead? Let's talk organ! |
I hear ya! I don't have much to say, except that I've been playing the organ for two summers and it is uber fun! I feel like the queen of the world and I can rule the universe with my fingertips! Mwa ha ha ha! My uber fave piece to play is Tocatta in Dm. Pullin out all the stops baby! Woo Hoo! |
Same here! I am a little rusty though. I also like to write neo Barock pieces for organ and harpsichord. Of course, I have written a Toccata and Fugue in d minor.
One of the strangest things is that some people think that Bach is 'unemotional' and cold. I think this must be a rumour put around by the Victorians. I can enjoy the emotion in - say - Beethoven's 7th or I can enjoy pop music but there is nothing to beat the feeling one gets from Bach. One of my favourite moments is in the G Minor Fantasy where the manual parts slide from key to key over a chromatic bass or similar moments in the Choral Preludes where suddenly the melody is lifted by a modulation or the wonderful strettos of Bach's later fugues. It is something that appeals on so many levels and is not just moving but profoundly moving.
I'm new here by the way. 
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