Debussy Clair de lune Suite Bergamasque for Organ

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Video recording by Klaus Kehlet at my debut concert at The Royal Academic of Music Aarhus in 2017
The entire suite by Debussy was recorded the following year in Malmö, Sweden in the marvellous church St: Johannes Kyrka.
Live concert recording October 2017
Klais Orgel Symfonisk Sal Musikhuset, Aarhus, Denmark
Claude Debussy Suite Bergamasque
Clair de lune, organ transcription
Organist Anne Agerskov
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[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

Why doesn’t this have more plays? Beautiful work

[@iTzZM7TRF]

I cannot believe this only has 9k views and not 9mil. Amazing work

[@iainkillion262]

Year after year I still come back to this

[@mdjordjevic08]

You did fantastic!

[@karlmadsen3179]

Clair de lune is so pretty, it almost brings me to tears every time I hear it played. So beautiful.

[@doublevisionwillie]

Simply beautiful.....awesome 🙂

[@ZVNV332]

Organ makes it sound even more fairy and its also a pretty complex instrument to play as i can see

[@gaaatka423]

Amazing 😍💗 bringing me to tears pf joy each time re-playing this video 💕🫶🏻

[@anneorg]

Thank you so much 💐🙏

[@dashmeurs]

this really works well on organ, it sounds like retro clair de lune

[@MrEric0576]

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed listening to this several times with my headphones on and in my car. I definitely prefer hearing this on the organ over the piano. Very nice!

[@איןסוף]

it sounds more melancholic and nostalgic on the piano for me.

[@wendel6]

Oh the choice of varied registrations, as well as the performance itself, was simply divine!!

[@pianosteven5494]

Hi Anne, you play wonderful the church organ with your hands and feets. Wonderful pedalwork. please more of it.

[@pianosteven5494]

Hi Anne, thanks a lot ;-). Love you

[@CaesarNeptuneStudios]

The registration in the beginning sound like an accordion very cool reed sounds!

[@carmeloprunedajr.105]

Amazing, the amount of talent that takes to preform is insane.

[@joshmcdonald7599]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@vwdiver512]

That was beautiful. I loved the stop choices she made, and that was a beautiful instrument. Amazing talent.

[@whalerchuck]

I am mesmerized by this performance. Thank you for sharing your gift.

[@MrSulzerboy]

That was incredible. Absolutely wonderful. And what an amazing piece of machinery.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This masterpiece she plays with breathtaking skill and splendid allure is comfortable to the ears and the mind There is something extraordinary in her incomparable performance From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@jonnyBravos]

Wow that base drop 0:57 ... Really took a shining to classical music lately . Great video

[@marcelinexxonline]

One word, amazing.

[@flowerseva]

Beautiful, elegant, dreamy! Exactly the version I wanted to hear! Thank you !!

[@julianh.7200]

I always here this when I watch Stars

[@gabrielfloresguzman]

Que interpretación tan hermosa. 😊😉

[@teoria20teor93]

Big talent

[@sergiomartinez8983]

Wow wow ! Hermoza melodia!

[@dopplerfox]

Truly magical!

[@sergiomartinez8983]

Amazing!!!

[@willhancockmedia]

If you watch the movie 'Giant' 1956, Uncle Bawley plays Clair de lune on the organ

[@larikipe940]

Very lovely.

[@jonasamy]

This is stunning, absolutely beautiful! Thank you for recording this and sharing it 🙏🏽

[@W1NDERA]

Yes! The first time I heard this piece was the piano original version. My first impression was why is such an idea written for piano? Organ version is definitely much more natural!

[@איןסוף]

it sounds more menacing and powerful on an organ, and more melancholic and nostalgic on a piano.

[@jamesherried9269]

No, this piece was so idiomatically written for and uniquely suited for the piano, that it simply doesn't work well on any other instrument; including the organ. Just like the piano music of Chopin.

[@JoseSalazar-pl7oj]

Sencillamente maravilloso

[@johnle231]

Awesome

[@majerzoltan]

So nice.

[@teoria20teor93]

Unbeliveable

[@FatTofu]

this was played too rushed in my opinion in the beginning part, i think playing it slowly brings out more emotion especially playing on the organ. the other parts were beautiful, otherwise. great video!

[@TheDrunkMunk]

Yeah, also I'd argue that the rests are one of the most important parts of Claire de Lune. You don't get any silence at all here. She's clearly talented and doing better than I can do but the rests are really important.

[@BeanSneaksPH]

Try listening how claude actually played this. More slow doesnt mean more emotions

[@johnle231]

Yeah he plays it fast

[@UnaMoscaEnLaPared]

@@BeanSneaksPH How Debussy recorded it a long time ago was probably constrained by the time limitations. It's by no means a useful reference. The tempo could actually be the result of a lack of enough media to record it.

[@BeanSneaksPH]

@@UnaMoscaEnLaPared he himself recorded his whole piece its like a ²hour long record you think hed speed up just claire de lune

[@wdbearfan]

Wow!

[@canalvoandoalto9816]

What parts of your body do you use to play your instrument? Her: *YES*

[@stacia6678]

Have you never seen an organ before?

[@BargSlarg]

Astonishing how ridiculously difficult this instrument is to play

[@adamshlomi2902]

Holy shit

[@miaabbygaleflores8375]

♥

[@albertsiltal2600]

¿Ch😎se!

[@austinreed7343]

Shuichi?

[@muhammadrasyid6426]

this is not bad tho

[@konstantinkhachaturyan4279]

Не всё слушается на органе. Тем более в такой интерпретации..

[@ΞωΞ-β7ε]

Не все, но это произведение слушается

[@olegmakarov7877]

Next time try glasses with water. Even better

[@sergiomartinez8983]

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