Improvisation: Toccata und Fuge (Leonard Schick, Orgel)

[@maniak1768]

Incredible. I've heard fugues by professors for organ improvisation who cannot do a fugue even half as good as this one. Also the final section of the toccata with that ascending bass line is very beautiful.

[@millennial8441]

The way you introduce the pedals in Tocatta piece. Man, all-Buxtehude and all-Pachelbel. Congratulations, again, and again!

[@ZapataCarratala]

Amazing improvisations! This is such a rare skill these days, absolutely exquisite musicianship!

[@mspg2]

love the echo and boy that pedal is to die for - bravo dear friend.

[@pablojlascano8322]

Bravo Leonard, that is such a great endeavor to revive the excellent tradition of North German masters, like Buxtehude and Bach.

[@zralokvemigraci]

The way the toccata starts was especially awesome. That FORM... *drools*

[@notzack]

Wild stuff, man I gotta learn how to do this...

[@musicaDG6392]

You are amazing! a big hug from Argentina

[@adrienpiece]

This one was great! 👍💪

[@NateSassoonMusic]

I love it

[@virtuozlaboucledor9083]

SUPER !!! MAGNIFIQUE !!! BUT I FEEL YOU TURN AROUND. DO NOT HESITATE TO DO SOME VARIATION OR CHANGE OF TONALITY OR THEME TO CREATE SOME SURPRISES FOR OUR EARS.... EXCEPT IT BRAVO IT IS SO GOOD TO EAR.

[@improvy]

This is so magical, thank you for the video!

[@youexx]

Bravo Leonard.......! Brilliant harmonies, splendid vertical densities, too! Is this instrument in your bedroom?

[@leonardschick5257]

Thank you! I would like to have it my bedroom:-) It still contains original Silbermann stops and has a Silbermann case. It's the great organ of Predigerkirche Basel.