BWV 827 - Partita No.3 in A Minor (Scrolling)

Performer & Album Info - 20:17
1. Fantasia - 00:14
2. Allemande - 02:28
3. Corrente - 05:55
4. Sarabande - 08:48
5. Burlesca - 13:16
6. Scherzo - 15:21
7. Gigue - 16:36

[@PointyTailofSatan]

Man, Bach could write a mean bass line.

[@97mesut]

very true. I always pay big attention to dat beat

[@bronktug2446]

Dániel Szabó beat? You mean bass line? Because they aren’t the same

[@nightshadegatito]

@@bronktug2446 Bach really emphasized the beat drops on this album

[@kensukei.4984]

@@nightshadegatito lol

[@tedpiano]

@@bronktug2446 Woooooooooosh

[@romulo-mello]

One of the best circle of fifths progression ever 16:55 this might just be the most beautiful thing I've ever heard

[@ILoveTakeThat5]

I love the gigue in this one! I often find myself singing it at random times of the day, it's the part that's always stuck in my head..especially the second half. Gosh, that left hand is no short of wonderful!

[@willyphilhower7612]

Wow im surprised this channel doesn't get millions of views

[@martijnpieterman]

willy philhower Me too.

[@michaelm5926]

Because mankind is not ready for pure harmony and beauty!

[@bronktug2446]

Michael M not ready? You know this was composed in the 18th century right?

[@jbik140]

@@bronktug2446 pedantry at its finest

[@bronktug2446]

j i no, just logic, don’t worry one day you’ll understand what that is

[@marichristian1072]

Nothing short of perfection. Sincere thanks, gerubach.

[@carlosmendez6729]

Amazing scherzo interpretation! Thanks for another great video, what a nice way to begin this week.

[@trashbagsmiley1999]

I love the sarabande and the gigue so much

[@marcelodarochalyra5684]

INACREDITÁVEL ESSA FANTASIA!

[@OrbiliusMagister]

Trevor Pinnock. Enough said.

[@lolsup9817]

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[@alexanderbayramov2626]

Thta courante, so fresh and 'bouncy', I love it!

[@tomfurgas2844]

Mellow perfection. That's Bach. The Burlesca and Scherzo always especially grab me in this suite.

[@magoit]

Just take a look at the gigue. How was it possible to compose this?

[@chrrev1]

One of Bach’s work contract specified 5am start with the exception of wintertime which was 6am...

[@corebite]

The man worked his ass off, that's how.

[@Adar195]

exactly my question.

[@dosergiobr]

Bach was perfect, my hero!

[@lordchameleon2650]

feast to ears

[@lordchameleon2650]

and dessert to mind

[@ayoolukoga9829]

And the ferret, and the chameleon. Leviticus 11:30

[@lordchameleon2650]

@@ayoolukoga9829 hahaha thank you

[@essbeck]

So this will come up in episode 3 of westworld

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@Patrickson2718]

When listening to classical musics, I just want the ads to not appear during a movement. I can allow them if they appear after a movement ends, but I have been already disturbed a few times listening to the sarabande.

[@santiagocos4769]

Adblock.

[@Patrickson2718]

@@santiagocos4769 Is that a mobile app?

[@Vingul]

@@Patrickson2718 No, it's for computers only unfortunately.

[@filipevasconcelos3245]

Very nice! I wonder if you ever consider to sync the score with a video of the performance? That would be awesome.

[@kegelchen32]

Diese Partita kann Steine zum Hüpfen und Tanzen bringen...👌😄🔥🔥🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥...

[@dennercampolina]

Words of God.

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Bravo super

[@stevenroper3577]

This one's a kicker!

[@randiey95]

1:44 19:21

[@matthewplaza4533]

When you hear a professional recording of a piece enough times to realize the musician subtly inverted an octave jump to get rid of a difficult leap... -_- Cheators >:( (16:19-16:21)

[@VincentPollender]

Matthew Plaza, in fact, not really. The interpreter have just decided to not play double keyboard. It's only for creating a pianissimo effect, because you can't make any nuance on a harpsichord.

[@matthewplaza4533]

Vincent Pollender I know that. You haven't heard what I'm talking about actually. If you pay closer attention to the left hand on the second repeat you can hear they inverted the octave jump which opens the cadence.

[@VincentPollender]

Matthew Plaza, now I hear it, yeah changing like that bach's composition...it's a bad choice 😨

[@hugoclarke3284]

@@matthewplaza4533 He didn't do it the first time round so, maybe it's a mistake? Pinnock doesn't strike me as the type of musician to take shortcuts. And he's technically proficient enough to play Bach's hardest works at breakneck speed.

[@TheKlavier77]

So go do it better.

[@StudSupreme]

Playing this might take some....practice.

[@texwiller4029]

Is there any philosopher who has tried to find connection between geometric order of baroque gardens, systems of Spinoza and Leibniz, and this music?

[@classicgameplay10]

What ?

[@carsonwall2400]

Oh yeah, every philosopher I can think of takes a stab at that perennial question

[@anthonylesley982]

Are all the songs used to make up westworlds theme song

[@TheMadisonHang]

Sounds so good on a Harpsichord

[@georgesmelki1]

And there are actually people who don't like the sound of the harpsichord?

[@Adar195]

yeah..right.

[@andrearodigari4840]

The corrente Is Devine.

[@hoursk]

18:40

[@hoursk]

19:35

[@harryk4840]

❤️

[@classicgameplay10]

The gigue is also a fugue so its a fugigue?

[@kegelchen32]

?😶? ?😵?...

[@ИльнарСулейманов-т7и]

13:18

[@Philobach]

Morceau tres sensible, à l image de toute cette partita qui est triste , encore un chef d oeuvre de Bach.

[@businaBNL]

🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏💖💖💖

[@MootPoot]

1:40

[@anthonylesley982]

Westworld thought Me here

[@elfpix]

The perfomer's pretty important you know. You could at least tell us who it is so we don't have to go hunting.

[@iroveashe]

+elfpix it's at the end of the video, in every video