BWV 1056 - Harpsichord Concerto in F Minor (Scrolling)

Performer & Album Info - 09:57
1. (without tempo indication) - 00:17
2. Largo - 03:28
3. Presto - 06:18

[@jordanwartell-composer]

It's scary how good of an orchestrator Bach was in the 17th century. Every part in this fantastic chamber work fits on a functional, balance, textural, and melodic level.

[@louiscouperin3731]

*18th

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[@ianjammes2908]

I love hearing trills on the harpsichord! I love all of the movements of this concerto!

[@SeverusSnape70]

I love playing trills and other embellishments on my harpsichord ^__^

[@migblamquartz67]

Trills are the best, i love playing trills on my clarinet. But i have to confess that it sounds better on harpsichord! All this concerto in amazing, from beggin to the end

[@allanhetfield1922]

i love how bach uses a chord progression again and again and turning them into a new piece like the 2nd movement

[@tajoumaru503]

The largo movement is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. Every time I listen to it I enter a bit of a trance-like state.

[@SeverusSnape70]

Playing it it's even better :)

[@quickbrownfox42]

The Sinfonia at the beginning of Cantata 156 is essentially the same thing played with an oboe solo

[@Arnoldiepin]

Yeah !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@shogunmadness]

Music with an unfulfillable sense of longing . . .

[@MrGuilherme1100]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp3Mf4VuiZZ8gLs "Tony Stevens (Jessé) If you could remember" COPIED BACH >:(

[@PointyTailofSatan]

The Largo is amazingly written. Bach somehow maintains the theme of the melody, yet constantly changes it in a way that is almost like a set of variations.

[@gaopinghu7332]

It was actually composed by Telemann. At the time, composers didn't mind these "musical favours".

[@razvilka]

@@gaopinghu7332 Can you please name what 's this Telemann's melody is, I'd like to compare

[@gaopinghu7332]

@@razvilka Telemann's oboe concerto in g major, first movement.

[@Quim141]

The ornamental triplet of the measure 3 (Which is repeated all masterpiece) is just precious, insightful and marvelous. As always, Johann Sebastian Bach 12/10. Thank you GeruBach for this video.

[@svetsarkirurgen2]

Bach just simply wasnt human

[@koichihiguchi9389]

I have never heard of such a sophisticated piece!The 2nd movement of this concerto is one of my favorite parts.

[@franciscowalker1151]

Incredibly well played and the support and musical tutorials for the audience are phenomenal...thanks!!

[@RandomPerson-pp7ti]

Bravissimo, I will never grow tired of Bach's music!

[@MegaBuenGusto]

This is very nice, thank you genubach!

[@Harmonica2000]

I love how you attached the score together with the music for advanced listeners. It's very useful!

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@galinagelfer2753]

Даже слов нет! Полное восхищение! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@theletterwynn]

I especially love the second movement, for some reason!

[@armandbearcub3529]

Me too

[@franciscofragoeiro5229]

Bach seems to have liked it as well, Bach repurposed it for other works

[@bmudallal]

It plays in Woody Allen's Hannah and Her Sisters

[@qiangwang1266]

and the second movement of bwv1068

[@MarioMeyrelles]

The reason is that it's simply one of the most beautiful pieces of music.

[@Lahmacunmatik]

Beautiful cadenza!

[@slavagn]

I actually love the first movement. Maybe my favorite piece by Bach

[@migblamquartz67]

Such a powerfull movement! Is like a great opening but very dark

[@user-xq2wu4lu2q]

Beautiful~

[@lIlllIllIlIIIII]

i luv that largo

[@angelscotch7169]

This is a lovely one.

[@gerubach]

It is! Especially that 2nd movement. Everytime I hear that movement that scene from Woody Allen's "Hanna & her Sisters" where Michael Caine seduces Barbra Hershey with poetry and music just pops in my head. Thanks Hollywood.

[@angelscotch7169]

Interesting, I haven't seen it, probably because it's more of an older movie; I'm only 15! Also I'm not too into movies, but music often plays a big role in conveying their emotion so I can understand.

[@wallacechoi7610]

곡도 좋고 해석도 좋고 편집도 좋고..

[@amelotiger]

Thank you!!!!

[@mkl62]

Thanks for posting.

[@nicolasvalencia5262]

Beautiful.

[@gerubach]

Beautiful indeed! I must admit that I prefer Bach's concerti in minor keys rather than the ones in major keys. Yet.. the major key concerti do have very solemn middle movements. Ahh... they are all beautiful!

[@Quim141]

So true :)

[@takahashidai6951]

Amazing!! I appreciate that you uploaded this work. 3:30

[@themattikman]

Thank you.

[@konstantinkrystallis8484]

I was waiting for this...bravissimo to gerubach and J.S Bach ;)

[@deltalegacyone]

The ending to the Largo was one of the most beautiful things ever.

[@10mimu]

1:17 is sooo beautiful

[@Jrb8k3n]

I know nothing about classical music, but I know I love this!!! Also interesting to see how far above this comment section is from most others.

[@user-tz5gp4oz8p]

Отлично!

[@horaciopelligra3380]

Una catedral sonora !! El genio de Eisenach en uno de sus conciertos más bellos (en especial, el segundo movimiento.

[@composer318]

I love the largo with pizzicato

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

There's BWV 1056R which is the G Minor Violin/Oboe version available from Barenreiter verlag.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

This can also be played on Piano or even so Pipe Organ. All of Bach's Keyboard Concertos exist as arrangments for 2 Keyboards (basically Piano Reducion Scores) and this concerto turns out to be an arrangment of a now reconstructed Concerto in G Minor for Oboe (or Violin, or in my Case 5 String Cello playing the Solo Violin part down an Octve).

[@Musicianpianoman]

Do you have the sheet music of the cadenza? I loved it. I'll be playing this concerto in a month and I want to add it. Thank you!

[@10mimu]

It sounds improvised! How did your performance go?

[@emilioar9825]

Great

[@IvanSRG.]

The second movement is similar to Telemann's oboe concerto in g major TWV51

[@victorfloresperu]

Would you do the video for the violin concerto? Yes 1056 too.

[@user-xq2wu4lu2q]

Good~

[@TheSHJGaming]

Where can I get the sheet music for this? Sorta hard to find the sheet music for just the harpsichord.

[@marcioleonelmello4796]

Bach era e é um gênio que retratava o espírito humano através da música e atemporal e infinito sua música vai ser sempre ouvida mesmo daqui a mil anos

[@amusteata5052]

The second movement is so difficult to count!! It may sound simple but it's definitely a difficult one.

[@lyricsronen]

Yes, it is quite deceptively ornate. It's amazing how Bach can create a world in 20 measures.

[@caliostra]

Is It Trevor Pinnock on the keyboard? Does anyone know?

[@benhoughton8]

Yes, it's Trevor Pinnock. It shows the performers towards the end of the video.

[@ToryK13]

At 4:48, there was a trill that was played but not notated. Is this on the instrumentalists whim? I love this piece, but i always tend towards the more minor pieces. It seems as if emotion can be felt and portrayed in a truer form when in minor.

[@jonathanvalk726]

In barock music a lot of interpretation is to the instrumentalists. composers din't write al the possible trillers, but you're always free to play a triller if you think it's a good time to use a triller.

[@felix-rebeccasaward3272]

ToryK13 I also find that minor is a much easier key to compose in.

[@SeverusSnape70]

The trill is in the manuscript.

[@adamdonahue2079]

ToryK13 Yes, that is why Mozart and Haydn composer almost entirely of major key compositions. They were typically composing for their music to be played to accompany a party or upbeat play, and since minor keys were more dramatic overall, they were discouraged. Baroque composers didn’t have such limitations.

[@FiveTwenty507]

1st Movement is a Banger

[@NapoleonLouverture]

Specifically about the Largo: did you base this off of The English Concert's interpretation, or is that the "widely accepted" way of playing it, if there is even such a notion? I'm not very learned in these things but curious because this is one of my favourite pieces of music but I only really like one interpretation of it (which yours is identical to!)

[@dlevi67]

This IS the English Concert - see 9:57

[@bmudallal]

It's not easy to find the Harpsichord version of this piece instead of piano. I used to know the piano version but then I heard the Harpsichord version in the film "Hannah and Her Sisters" and i was blown away

[@stag1528]

Damn Bach was pretty obsessed with trills.

[@jervilopez1844]

Normally ornaments are not written, ornaments were very much improvised!

[@edelahaye]

Trills are a harpsichord thing due to the short sustain. On the piano, you would play them differently.

[@MrPhil480]

ce sont certains interpretes qui peuvent être obsédés par les trilles quand ils joue t Bach. il faut les faire au moment opportuns, pas sytématiquement.

[@anthonymack8076]

Where do you get this music? I am learning this on piano, but if you've ever heard the piano version, it sounds clunky and slow. I need the harpsichord transcription. Perhaps you could provide it? Or is there a Website I could go on?

[@gerubach]

imslp.nl/imglnks/usimg/4/4b/IMSLP02260-Bach_-_BGA_-_BWV_1056.pdf

[@anthonymack8076]

gerubach Thank you! Also thank you for the fast reply.

[@anthonymack8076]

Anthony Mack Would you also happen to have the individual Harpsichord part for this? I might try to play this with my high school orchestra.

[@juancarlosgomez9797]

Hi Not found

[@johohnydoey]

I notice a pattern of these concertos, the 1st and 3rd movements are fast while the middle one contrasted slower and more emotional. Thinking aloud...Very nice, as always.

[@TheShadowPerson.]

Josh R Sonata allegro form.

[@allanhetfield1922]

because it is the basic foundation of a concerto...1st movement fast and 2nd movement slow...and 3rd is fast again

[@TheCommentsTrollStrikes]

Josh R start thinking silently

[@Whatismusic123]

d minor concerto bwv 1052

[@StewieGriffin505]

The Largo was used in the movie "Slaughter House Five" based on the book by Kurt Vonnegut. I find it to be somewhat haunting yet so beautiful.

[@JongleurJ10]

Bach and the baroque era had the most clear, logical and most disciplined of musical grammar.

[@composer318]

8:42 E flat minor

[@user-eh8bc2ux3y]

I'm glad someone noticed this. This is one of my favorite moments of Bach, such an ingenious way of establishing a new tonal center immediately after a rest.

[@imminentoutbreak7172]

Great Harpsichord!, the Great Genius J. S. Bach ; it's so powerfull, too beauty. Thanks for this. Could you to make a video about the Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor BWV 582? by bach, it's very beautiful to me. Thanks again :)

[@gerubach]

Here you go, enjoy!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYSVoaBnnJxjeqs

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

9:11 Cadenza

[@davidbukowski3463]

That turn at 8:00 sounds so cool if you listen for it.

[@giuliofortunato4058]

This version in Spotify ???

[@stefanomacrino2082]

Bach: with him everything it's possible Everywhere...

[@goldenstone7094]

Wow, this piece has such an inertia to it. Get out of the way and just listen!!

[@giuliofortunato4058]

This track on Spotify???

[@BUDAWIEN]

who plays?

[@arifakyuz7673]

I recognize the melody of the third movement... It’s like the one from the Violin Concerto in G minor, isn’t it?

[@nickkoob3087]

It is in triple meter like the final movement you speak of. Although they are not very similar, they both have a dance-like feeling to them.

[@qiangwang1266]

much better than any other musician

[@kingassassin7953]

The 2nd movement is good, but I love the 3rd movement.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

gerubach Let's do Scrolling Piano Reduction Scores with the Barenreiter Piano Reductions to these Concertos cause they're easier to read.

[@anti64]

kills me that they're not doing the pizzicatos in such a good performance, could've been perfect

[@calebhu6383]

3:28

[@totallynoanimehere8659]

Ensemble Changing Dynamics: 2:12 - 2:22 Increase Volume By Density: 1:15

[@totallynoanimehere8659]

Direct Tone Colour Comparison 2:16 - 2:26 Largo Section Emphasises Tone Colour 3:30 Ensemble Terraced Dynamics 7:07 More Call And Responce 9:25

[@axelschaffer9944]

7:23

[@xoxosour]

el segundo se parece al adagio de oboe en D

[@RupeeGamesBR]

it´s normal dance listening to this music?? XD

[@paulhorn27]

Hannah and Her Sisters

[@Mintsoda_15]

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[@Musicrafter12]

The performers are ignoring the pizz. markings

[@Supermario0727]

The score sheet might be wrong.

[@andywalls8707]

2:45

[@user-rw5nl4vy6h]

1:35

[@bach5861]

This is good, but listen to Gould!

[@joicemonteiro1425]

Simplesmente genial a pena é que nós os brasileiros perdemos nosso tempo e nos empobrecemos a cada dia com tanta porcaria que se ouve por aí.

[@GTsnowbug]

😐😑

[@feliperibeiro2440]

"Hannah and her sisters" brought me here

[@alvarh9398]

1st note is wrongly played ! Clearly there's an inferior mordente in there,.. 3 notes,... why on earth people adds more?

[@PianoFlyDelight]

3:12