BWV 1027: Sonata for Viola da Gamba & Harpsichord in G Major (Scrolling)

Performer & Album Info - 13:26
1. Adagio - 00:19
2. Allegro ma non tanto - 4:06
3. Andante - 7:37
4. Allegro moderato - 10:20

[@gerubach]

Please Enjoy this while it lasts. There is no guarantee that it will remain posted. Performer & Album Info - 13:26 1. Adagio - 00:19 2. Allegro ma non tanto - 4:06 3. Andante - 7:37 4. Allegro moderato - 10:20

[@modernclassicalmusic8942]

Why is it uncertain whether or not the video will be taken down?

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@@modernclassicalmusic8942 copyright issues maybe

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[@MichaelCWBell]

There’s an incredible “false” modulation at bar two, beat three where Bach uses a flattened 7th, only to immediately lift the harmony back to the tonic. That moment astounded me on 1st hearing and an example of those rich brushstrokes that sets Bach apart.

[@nunziomeatballs]

Yup , tries to go to C, but Bach hits that A on the baseline with the flat 7, maybe to create an a minor chord or F chord for a brief moment? he outlines a D minor chord there as well.

[@tamed4171]

He does a very similar thing in his Bflat invention

[@fernwehn5925]

Wonderful! Thank you. Makes me so happy to see that you're posting again, not a single day passes without me watching at least one of your videos.

[@Nooticus]

Exactly the same here! Gerubach every single day without fail!

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Glad to see you are posting videos to this day

[@chriscarson2547]

Ok, I'm going online to buy this album. That VdG sounds like an organ stop, sometimes diapason, sometimes reed. Superb!

[@焼き芋-w1g]

I've been watching this channel ever since I started watching KZbin. When listening to this song, it seems that you can relax with a cup of coffee.

[@焼き芋-w1g]

@@-rf7tj I want to laugh a little while looking at the translated book. Thank you for your reply. The content of the singing cantata is quite interesting. I have a Japanese translation of cantata (for each person), so I listen to it while reading it. (It is a Japanese translation of BWV1-1127 with lyrics. So far, this is the only Japanese translation.)

[@daltondammthebabe]

Gerubach is bach. I have waited since I found your channel for you to come back. Just seen the notification

[@johannsebastianbach4983]

Hallo! This is one of my favourites from my compositions! Glad you uploaded it!

[@Nooticus]

Incredibly beautiful and exciting piece, one I have never heard before! Thank you so much Geru ❤️

[@izanagi21ify]

Love the third movement!

[@detectivehome3318]

Glad to have you back! Nevrr doubted you when I subbed.

[@alexmccullough1961]

Glad to see you back

[@Garrett_Rowland]

One of my favorite instruments. So human-like.

[@sandrobirnbaumer5444]

Beautiful work, Geru!

[@kawingng1600]

Finally Viola da Gamba!

[@wongaddison9660]

Beautifully played!

[@johnchessant3012]

Awesome! Are 1028 and 1029 coming soon?

[@anaconavillarroelrodrigo8378]

Tanto tiempo esperando estas sonatas, muchas gracias

[@carlobaroncini949]

Beautiful; thanks a lot!!!

[@hachem7967]

will i like this video before watching it? _perhaps_

[@lenbusse5526]

So great! Thank you!

[@xoknight8166]

Lovely

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Gerubach back's?? YEAAAH!!!! THANKSSS

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Un gigante Bach

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I LOVE YOU MAN

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Welcome back!

[@lamilenariahistoria3934]

Excellent!

[@eternalcolby9999]

Awesome

[@reouelbraude]

OMG, I've been waiting for itt

[@hugorivera5405]

thx

[@judah5762]

Thanks! Very helpful :)

[@AllMusicEtc]

Tuning: 0c: A4 = 440Hz

[@Lucas-te5xc]

Ótimo vídeo

[@Tylervrooman]

Geru is *bach!! im sry

[@joshscores3360]

Is the harpsichord in just intonation? (Listen to the final measures of the first movement)

[@CameronK665]

You can't tune a harpsichord to 'just intonation' (i.e. all pure intervals). This recording probably utilizes one of the many circulating temperaments common by the end of the 18th century (some of which are attempted recreations of Bach's own temperament).

[@joshscores3360]

@@CameronK665 Mean tone

[@CameronK665]

@@joshscores3360 certainly not. It's impossible for Bach to sound good in meantone. That bit at the end of the first movement would sound quite out of tune.

[@revoego5948]

The same piece with bwv 1039 (with 1039 rewritten for two flutes and a continuo)

[@jesusserrano4297]

La mejor parte fue el allegro moderato de al final.

[@aimilios439]

Dat adante tho! Should be boring, but masterful Bach made dragging something to wait for.

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First

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Second!

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Third

[@lior1328]

I was waiting for you to upload the sonatas for Viola de Gamba of Bach, and here it happened! Thank you! (:

[@arjenbij]

Awesome! So glad you're still making this fantastic content!

[@arjenbij]

If I may do a suggestion, I would love to see the cantata "Was gott tut ist wohlgetan'' BWV 100. It's one of my absolute favorites by Bach and since it's a chorale cantata I think it would lend itself well to this type of video. Cheers.

[@espressonoob]

hi gerubach hope you are well

[@lordchameleon2650]

Geru is Bach

[@gladyse.villarroel]

I enjoyed this scroll very, very much...it´s wonderful when one can capture simultaneously the beauty and the "architecture" of Bach´s magnificent music...Thanks Gerubach!!!!

[@barroco05]

This is the perfect crystal of counterpoint. Thanks for posting.

[@Zefal77]

Thanks for your awesome work!

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Thanks

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The great comeback of Geru

[@JJC333]

Can you do Beethoven: Complete Symphonies performed by Christopher Hogwood, please?

[@sherifatamusa7436]

He's done the 5th.

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@nma623]

Is there a name of that melody or technique? for it that goes like, E G F G E G D G C# G B G, for example 5:25 I hear the similar melody in the Handel also, and I really like it!! Any experts!

[@aemuellja]

maybe you could describe it as a kind of alberti-bass or maybe more fittingly as a downward leading melody and an intermittent pedal point (G) both played by one voice, therefore creating a latent polyphony: "a one-voice passage that imitates the sound of a two-voice passage"