Haendel Organ Concerto Op 4 No 5 F major Karl Richter

First performed in Deborah at Covent Garden
(26.3.1735)
'With a new Concerto on the Organ; Also the
First Concerto in the Oratorio of Esther

[@wallshootout5616]

Einer der wichtigsten und wunderbarsten Interpreten der Barockmusik!Und einer der besten Organisten der 50-er und 60-er Jahre!Großartig!

[@AnniOrterer]

Karl Richter an der Orgel war einfach der Wahnsinn. Phänomenal!

[@levicopp3224]

The art of music lost a great treasure in Richter far too soon. One of the greats

[@franckranaivo666]

DIEU ACCUEILLEZ DANS VOTRE PARADIS LE GRAND MAÎTRE KARL RICHTER !!!💛🌿✝️🌿🎼🎶🎹🎶🎼💛🐇🧖‍♂️

[@oledocfarmer]

As beautiful as anything I have ever heard.

[@flemmingranch8777]

Meget smukt og følsomt spillet musik i den bedste kvalitet. Karl Richter er bare den bedste på et orgel. Super......

[@georgefelty6357]

I have studied and performed some of these concertos. There are a total of six.

[@samshearman5251]

How beautiful!

[@Baard2000]

I would expect at least 1k of reactions... Incredible performance, delicate and powerfull !

[@armandomeschkat6523]

0:02 Larghetto 2:18 Allegro 4:49 Alla Siciliana 6:23 Presto

[@jofido]

Armando Meschkat thank you

[@Aintbegood]

so beautiful...have heard other recordings of this concerto and while they're good, this one stands alone

[@marcelobrunorodrigues7630]

Which organ was used in this recording?

[@THEMREQ]

@@marcelobrunorodrigues7630The Organ used in this recording was the „Arco-Orgel“ at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria. The organ was built by the german organbuilder Walcker. In the year 2010 the organ got replaced by another organ built by the company Eule, located in Bautzen, eastern Germany.

[@wolfgangmozart3330]

リコーダーソナタのヘ長調だ。 霧が晴れていくようですがすがしい音楽。 ヘンデルさんはいろんな楽器で同じメロデイを使うんですよね。

[@Baard2000]

I guess I completely agree......although I cannot read it ....

[@visionaex]

Passacaille de Bergerac de Thomas Solymosi composée pour l'orgue de St Jacques de Bergerac A. D. 2018

[@joshualeong7894]

This is almost identical to his Recorder Sonata in F Major, HWV 369... Now the question is, which is the imitation of the other?

[@qariss]

The recorder sonatas were composed first

[@mikegephart5921]

This is such a beautiful work and so well performed. Does anyone know when this video was recorded?

[@Palestrina-us8sv]

Around 1970 i think.

[@laszloszabo9245]

Around 1970!

[@nicholasyoung9758]

I think it was made in 1972.

[@SrAngelAcordeon]

What is the name of the harpsichordist at 4:20?

[@yasuhiroyamada6078]

She is Hedwig Bilgram, my teacher.

[@mechthildschoeberl6519]

Byron Angel Karl Richter of course!

[@barbellerch1612]

Nein, Karl Richter sitzt an der Orgel.

[@himmerod9117]

no, not Hedwig Bilgram, its Iwona Fütterer

[@himmerod9117]

its Iwona Fütterer

[@-dimitris]

Outdated. There are many better interpretations now.

[@mikezinn7212]

Thank the gods we have moved on from these heavy, insensitive performances of the 1960 - 1970s. This is more Bruckner than Haendel!!

[@adrianthorburn3435]

I can't help but agree with you.Karl Ricter is a genius though

[@javierruiz-alonso6941]

Nonsense. HIP is often flat, without emotion, expression-less as that's considered a 'Romantic' trait. Harnoncourt being the exception

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

@@javierruiz-alonso6941 Show us how it should be done. Please inform when and where we can watch you perform it.

[@javierruiz-alonso6941]

@@fromthepeanutgallery1084 I said it already, watch/listen to Harnoncourt and his Concentus Musicus Wien