BACH - CHROMATISCHE FANTASIE UND FUGE D MOLL BWV 903 - ALFRED BRENDEL

[@christopherczajasager9030]

How wondergul, albeit quite late ...to hear this profound interpretation 😊!!!,

[@miguelleiton3645]

Llega ese momento en el cual el interprete llega al corazon oculto de una obra y lo traslada para el goce de los oidos y el espiritu... Gracias Señor Brendel....!!!!!!

[@ohmandamp]

Brendel's interpretation of the fugue is one of the best I've heard, brings out all the voices and colors but also the dynamic control maintains the phrasing and tension!

[@ninodaney]

ohmandamp Absolutely right you are !

[@iguarni]

@@ninodaney totally agree. I love Sergio Fiorentino’s one too

[@carolynwheeler8475]

Wow. So incredibly beautiful, the rhythm, the depth, sensuality, balance. What more can I say only Alfred Brendel. Non other.

[@carolynwheeler8475]

I must write again as I have listened to this many times now. When an artist really touches the soul it is deep and rare. I feel that Brendel is most himself thru his playing and when that comes thru it is truly awsome. Therefore without ever meeting an individual you may connect because of the power of his art and that is Brendel.

[@josepalomogomez9865]

Gracias Sr.brendel.gracias a Dios por su magistral interpretación!!

[@effemusik]

The most intimate and exuberant interpretation in my opinion. Brendel and Bach is magic!

[@paulprocopolis]

IMO this is a really excellent performance! It's very articulate and clearly expounded, showing wonderful control of tone in Brendel's own inimitable way. The fantasy is perhaps carefully crafted rather than spontaneous, but none the worse for that. Overall, this is one of the most convincing readings of this work that I've heard. Thanks also for the wonderful 'Brendel gallery' - reflecting the many sides of this artist!

[@younghokim1994]

Holy moly jesus, this is amazing. A completely romantic take on the Fugue.

[@НаталяСухорукова]

так! а ще сонячні зайчики граються!

[@robertoa.m.3984]

Seit je meine beliebsteste Interpretation dieses Meisterwerks .........es ist wie Eine Kosmische Reise nach dem Gan Eden......

[@connypiano5038]

Best interpretation!

[@sedefcankocak9523]

At last an interpretation which allows you to understand where the music is going. Great master of articulation.

[@pierre-xavierchassot3183]

quel jeux , quel clarte , quel fraser , alfred brendel et mon pianiste preferer avec vladimir horovitz . j aime pourtant aussi glen gould ! qui et pourtant si diferent des autres : seul la beaute et l emotion resentie compte . merci a ce tres grand pianiste qui reste vivant dans nos coeur .pierre -xavier de chassot .

[@10tose]

BEST INTERPRETATION OF THIS BACH,S PIECE !

[@berlinzerberus]

Die Orgel ist so wenig Blasinstrument, wie das Klavier ein Saiteninstrument ist und das Cembalo Zupfinstrument, jedoch schrieb Bach die Chromatische Fantasie und Fuge an erster Stelle für ein Harpsichord höchstens noch für das Hammerklavier. Die Orgel ist wegen ihres anderen Spielcharakters extra ausgeschlossen und so sind diese typischen Cembalo-Arpeggien und die cembalesken Rezitative typisch für diese Instrumentengruppe. Brendel hingegen imitiert durch üppigen Pedalgebrauch die Orgel. Gulda!

[@thomasmrf.brunner]

Dies war meine erste Aufnahme dieses Stücks (damals Schallplatte) - zusammen mit jener von Bachs Fantasie und Fuge in a-moll BWV 904 hörte ich es wieder und wieder ... - und auch heute gehören Brendels BWV 903+904 zu meinen Favoriten. :)

[@GEMahler]

LONG LIVE ALFRED BRENDEL!!!!!!

[@gezajoo2077]

Ich liebe und verehre Alfred Brendel....

[@benyaminpourmohamad4370]

3:24 Does anyone know what is the story behind this picture? He looks really sad and garbled.

[@rassingrantab6]

Super! Diese Schallplatte habe ich auch und ich frage mich immer: warum hat Brendel nur eine einzige Bach-Aufnahme gemacht???

[@kushaldasgupta]

ich bin mit Ihnen voll und ganz einverstanden.

[@thomasmrf.brunner]

Das frage ich mich auch schon seit ca. 35 Jahren ...

[@Derlorman]

Geht mir genau so! Zumal mich sein Schubert nie so gepackt hat wie diese unübertroffene Aufnahme.

[@astroalex19]

Now i understand what Robert Schumann loved....

[@gregstock789]

So man people are wrong on Brendel IMO such a fine artist!

[@chrish12345]

@berlinzerberus Er funny that you've now decided to write in German. I basically just wanted to know if there was something in the score that led you to believe it was a harpsichord piece. A few of the pieces from the 48 are clearly for organ, for example, so there is no clear division between organ and other keyboard music three. I basically wanted to know why this piece is different?

[@chrish12345]

how do you know it was written for the harsichord?

[@shenhe6281]

Good beginning, but sort of losing Bach qualities from the middle.

[@chrish12345]

well yeah, the organ is a keyboard instrument too...

[@jiyujizai]

🌹⭕️😔

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[@gracchen2500]

7:25 fugue

[@robertgift]

07:22 fugue "Brendel imitates the tone of an organ instead of those of a harpsichord for which the composer it actually had written!" Better the organ than harpsichord. Harpsichord by default? Unfortunate that Bach did not have today's piano. (I say this as a harpsichord owner.)