Bach - BWV 574 Fugue in C on a theme by Legrenzi

[@metodoruffini]

Bella interpretazione. Grazie 🙏🏼

[@ilcromornopasini1]

Che splendore caro Luca una pulizia di suono davvero straordinaria ed una esecuzione assolutamente straordinaria, Penso che anche la dedica sia perfetta e che il piccolo Thomas cominci a conoscere che ha un padre fantastico ed una mamma scrittrice e dolcissima. Sicuramente da grande sarà orgoglioso di aver avuto genitori come voi. Complimenti di vero cuore.

[@lucaraggi1975]

Davvero molto gentile Maestro, grazie mille di cuore

[@michaelorganimprovvisation6259]

Wow meravigliosa :):)!! Bravo Luca :) ovviamente tu sempre bravissimo e coordinato :) ^_^

[@lucaraggi1975]

Gentilissimo Michael grazie ! ^_^

[@MateusGedoz]

Nice!

[@lucaraggi1975]

Thank you Mateus ;-)

[@DMinorandmore]

What's happening at 6:07 ?? I think you read that bar in bass clef instead of treble clef ;-)

[@JimMeehan]

Exactly. Also, it would have been nice to use a different registration for the second fugue, and then do something exciting when they are played together. But otherwise I thought this was a nice performance.

[@zedo1973]

complimenti maestro.

[@lucaraggi1975]

Grazie mille ! :-)

[@simonminay5177]

This was a really excellent performance of a damned difficult piece, well done! I haven't learned this one yet. But what was with the camera shots of the book? I had to look and check it out and this was the English translation of it's premise: "A woman wakes up in the hospital following a car accident: she is confused, remembers nothing of her past and has completely lost her memory. A charming man comes to claim her as a wife and leads her to his estate in the north of England but, soon, the woman understands that she can not trust anyone and that all those around her can be enemies ... A mystery that recalls the atmospheres of the novels of Daphne Du Maurier and that will keep you prisoners until the last line. As well as an intense and exciting love story". My point is...were you reading at the same time as learning this piece and what is the connection?

[@JoshuaSobel]

Cool Fugue! I didn't know of this one. Great tempo and articulation. Perhaps the 16' Reed wasn't necessary until the final section, but overall, very nice. I have a question: I'm learning BWV 625 at the moment, and am not entirely happy with my articulation. What do you suggest I do during practice to make the sixteenths even?