Toccata and Fugue | Boogie Woogie & Jazz arrangement

[@Boriskrasno9412]

Bach était un génie en avance sur son temps ,ses œuvres étant aussi exploité dans le rock qu’à travers cette version qui est magistrale ❤

[@Bildungsrebell]

I am sure, the old Bach would be pleased! Here is one of the few Musicians who understood the structure of Bachs Masterpiece and could actively work with this great material. The great experience: he stays so close to the score!!! Thanks from the Bach Country Germany 🎉

[@HD-su9sq]

At the start, I was unamused. I'm classical first. But at the switch to boogie, I had to laugh. And at the end, I'm clapping with everyone else! Thank you!

[@michaelsmith6265]

Excellent!, Jacques Loussier did jazz Bach really well, and these guys take a different approach, but also great. Love it!

[@Dark_Nemesi]

Beautiful cover

[@SirHuggles63]

Just fantastic and I love it very much

[@ParoMoser]

Smiling all the time!!!

[@simongee8928]

What a cracking demonstration of the flexibility of musical adaptation - ! 😊

[@mawsilimawsili2474]

Delightfully re-creative 🙏

[@dan27music]

The history of music is footnotes to Bach

[@fredericmeynier3395]

Trop génial ! J'adore ! Vont-ils venir jouer à Paris-France ?

[@juliusroth8276]

GREAT COMBINATION GOD BLESS YOU BOYS

[@mrfirehand]

Thank you very much!

[@sparky5584]

Wonderful

[@ysuzuki1773]

I thought it was a wonderful arrangement. Bach's music also matched well with the jazz

[@mrfirehand]

Thank you very much!

[@Paracelsus74]

Jazz arrangements of Bach's pieces (also this Toccata and Fugue) habe been around already some decades - have a look for Jacques Loussier's oeuvre, which is a bit more conventional jazz than this particular arrangement, but absolutely worth listening.

[@ysuzuki1773]

thank you. I'm going to listen to Jacques Loussier's oeuvre. Studying everything is important.

[@gayatriacharya8055]

Utterly delightful and creative. Thank you

[@mrfirehand]

Many thanks!

[@stevenc.5180]

Taccota and Jazz in d minor.

[@amybradley2514]

This is a lot of fun!

[@ghisldechatt495]

sublime!

[@michaeldowson6988]

Smokin'!

[@cant_sleep_]

1:00 Bach decided to time travel to the 1900s

[@mildredsrecipes3543]

My ears just threw a party for my brain. Thanks so much!

[@mrfirehand]

Thank you! I am glad you liked our performance! 🙂

[@simontherm]

Bravo!

[@a.dejager7062]

Reminds me of Ekseption!

[@brucecheesman2781]

Reminds me of the Jacques Loussier trio.

[@jean-loup1948]

Definitely. But much less inspired.

[@brucecheesman2781]

@ Yes, I agree.

[@christyspianoinstruction5086]

Badass!!

[@yorgohoebeke]

Loved it! Congrats on the arrangement and performance

[@mrfirehand]

Thanks a lot!

[@laserhora9176]

Bach is smiling down on you guys :)

[@xyborg3252]

If the blue lobster jumpscare was a Cuphead boss

[@willhengst4799]

🙏🙏🙏👍👍

[@DavidGiumenti-sm6yi]

It makes me feel good to hear someone play this lovely song one of the first rags i learned now im old cant play worth a fig but you keep playing this its timeless i hope young people keep learning it

[@ghisldechatt495]

incroyable, magnifique!!!

[@ligmagaming6939]

jazz lobster jumpscare

[@antoniacorrales9148]

Facts

[@brangute1]

wunderschön! Ich habe es in meinen FB gebracht und es gab viele likes. Greetings from Lithuania!

[@alessiomuccio2795]

This wasn't the cover i was searching for, but it was a fun arrangment

[@AngelPikachuKing]

Really good!

[@SCARRA__]

This is perfect! Well played and beautifull arrangememt!

[@mrfirehand]

Thank you very much! I am glad that you like our arrangement.

[@pierrelouis5213]

Bach aurait adoré cette version !!!

[@josedippolito113]

Non 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@polyvioscharalambous281]

thing more about it.. if high level music should be turned into lower lever satisfaction then music is in the wrong way.. but go on and enjoy...

[@Scatcat64]

Beautiful!!!! 🎉

[@stevenoneal7637]

I had wondered if this had been done, I'm glad to see it has.

[@j.maybrick8596]

I heard the pianist felt sorry for his piano teacher when his teacher told him "I used to work for Peanuts".

[@josedippolito113]

Jacques LOUSSIER EST IRREMPLAÇABLE et reste le SEUL adaptateur de la musique du Grand Js BACH …… 3:45 le reste c’est quelconque voire pas bon !👎👎👎👎

[@danielpalmer6266]

N'importe quoi. Loussier est très bon, mais il n'y a pas que lui.

[@josedippolito113]

@ toi mange tes mors …..Jacques Loussier que j’ai connu et approché…..un de mes PROF RÉPÉTITEUR AU CNMP …..TRÈS BRILLANT PIANISTE EST LE PREMIER ET LE SEUL À AVOIR TRANSCRIT LES ŒUVRES de JS’BACH ….en son temps il avait longtemps était décrié….il aura fallu la 1ere reconnaissance des musicologues du Peuple Allemand pour que la France ENFIN LE RECONNAISSE ! À JACQUES JE LUI DOIS MA PRÉPA À MON AGRÉGATION DE MUSIQUE . ALORS UN CONSEIL QUAND ON NE CONNAÎT PAS ET RIEN ON Se LA FERME ! PAIX À SON ÂME ….RECONNUE PAR DIEU SON MAÎTRE !🇫🇷🇫🇷✝️🙏🌹🇫🇷🇫🇷

[@burakinal]

coool, very good, thank you very much, great, loved it a lot

[@jacqueshogge1608]

Le maître en la matière était Jacques Loussier et nous sommes loin de ses prestations

[@rayburton8774]

Brilliant. Loved it. Old Johann's probably turning in his grave!🤪

[@rayburton8774]

Great. Reccon you're right about Johann!

[@AndyZach]

Nah. Bach would approve. And he would take the improvisations and riff off them into a 5 part fugue.

[@gregsmith1070]

Blimey...

[@sallyplumb4834]

Brilliant!

[@krumba100]

Wow - he does on one piano what others would do on four hands!

[@mrfirehand]

Thank you very much!

[@anneallison6402]

I demand the partiture!!!

[@joachimkropp224]

Exceptionel good

[@alexmalai8288]

JAZZ TOCCATA?

[@asantaimeep]

Anyone else here from the lobster?

[@juancasas2727]

👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼

[@Jean-Delalune]

not bad at all, but my preference goes to Jacques Loussier

[@suzukiyesteryear]

Mr. Firehand indeed!

[@BacLJean]

cool

[@АлександрБобир-и4н]

оригинал bast of the bast чем ето

[@GK-rw2op]

Needs more bass drum

[@JohnJohnson-om8mb]

Why William F. Buckley referred to J.S. Bach as greatest of geniuses

[@THEL05]

I just turned to a lobster watching this…

[@BorntoYeet]

Lobster

[@didierdumont878]

Et sur des caisses Ludwig