J.S. Bach - Harpsichord or (Organ) Concerto in d minor, BWV 1059 / Ton Koopman, organ

[@jddrew1000]

Ton Koopman puts so many trills in there, you'd think the trills were notated. That's how natural he makes it. Baroque music can make you fell like you own the piece, especially with period instruments

[@ivanpollentier2879]

Bach=the greatest German who ever lived.

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

@Ivan Pollentier Maybe you're right, but I still prefer L. V. Beethoven. XD

[@davidbauer1260]

Martin Luther first, then Johann Sebastian Bach.

[@KarlMartell732]

@@o.s.h.4613 Moses spoke to God, Jesus is God in flesh, and Bach is God´s voice.

[@mhuten]

Hmm what about Hit... oh i mean Handel!

[@bachagain1685]

​@@mhuten I wonder what you were about to stutter on. There's no German I can recall that's name begins with Hit.

[@fuge90]

''The aim and final reason of all music,should be nothing else but the Glory of God and the refreshment of the Spirit !, JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

[@warrensicherman4391]

Music has been an art form before the Christian Era. God had nothing to do with it. Straighten out your thinking. You have been brainwashed since childhood.

[@victoriar1600]

Τι όμορφη μελωδία!!!! Ένα από τα ωραιότερα κοντσέρτα του Μπαχ. Very beautiful melody!!! One of the most beautiful concerts of Bach.

[@2605belgium]

Ton Koopman donne à cette musique son véritable aspect: de la dentelle extraordinaire, face au bruit assourdissant et inepte de la musique dite moderne. Vive encore longtemps ces ouvres et les génies qui nous la font revivre! ENCORE MERCI

[@hansweichselbaum2534]

This should be made compulsory listening to every human soul on this planet. It would make our world a better place.

[@Jesus-kq4mp]

Indeed, I have listened the cantata BWV 35 for 10 times in a row!!

[@warrensicherman4391]

Unfortunately the pop music industry has made most adults and kids so accustomed to crap that asking them to listen to ANY classical music is virtually impossible.

[@XXMPZEC]

This is so beautiful...so typical of Bach. The man was truly blessed by God.

[@warrensicherman4391]

WRONG! God had nothing to do with it. JSB used his belief in his religion to create masterpieces. Did god also give Vivaldi, Telemann and Handel the same abilities?

[@XXMPZEC]

@@warrensicherman4391 God has a lot to do with it and yes, he also gave Viivaldi, Telemann and Handel the same abilities.

[@KarlMartell732]

Music like this is the proof of God to me. Without Bach I would hardly be christian.

[@warrensicherman4391]

That's not a proof of god. JSB had the most abnormal musical abilities. His belief in a deity gave him the inspiration to write masterpieces.

[@warrensicherman4391]

By the way, since Bach used much of Vivaldi's work in his compositions, is the music of Vivaldi also proof of god? Straighten out your thinking about what your god can and cannot do.

[@KarlMartell732]

@@warrensicherman4391 🥱

[@zepini4027]

C'est sublime. Ah ! sacré Jean-Sébastien Bach !

[@askim925]

My favorit Bach cantata !! Thanks to Ton Koopman who put things together to enjoy the beauty of organ.

[@jorgeconstantino9604]

Wonderfull,amazing,congratulations .GOD bless you.

[@YngtchieMusic]

Bach concerto in D minor, with organ AND harpsichord? Played by Ton Koopman? Can't get better than this.

[@andreazarate1661]

Wouldn't surprise me if Koopman plays the organ AND harpsichord at the same time xD

[@Sklandarkal]

the voice of absolute, sung mathematics

[@Smaug1]

He makes it sound effortless. Never gets too fancy with the rhythm, adding dramatic pauses like some do. Bravo!

[@TheBetobor]

Its a majestic melody of Great Master, called J.S.Bach, and this music will always fascinate us all!!!

[@idasettenbrino7970]

And G-d said, "Let there be beauty on Earth," and he created Bach.

[@thepixelatedcactus7152]

You don't need to sensor it if it's not in vain

[@warrensicherman4391]

Beides JSB, there have been composers that are also outstanding like Vivaldi, Handel, Telemann and Albinoni. God did not say anything.

[@sorindan6954]

Ton Koopman is the Best specialist Bach today

[@karlbachfan566]

Großartig - die Orgel sehr prägnant und durchsichtig - gut Idee den Mittelsatz so zu ergänzen (obgleich Bach das wohl nicht so gemacht hätte)

[@弦楽器の小部屋]

Bach is a genius．Listening to this great music，he might knew everything even the future such as the new Corona wells after 270 years after his death．

[@bayerasa]

Greatest song i have ever heard.

[@brickscaalibur]

After 9 years someone liked your comment. Deserved. Have a nice day.

[@butifarra61]

lovely, while I study fractions and read don quixote...thanks to you all and my dear Bach!

[@julianomalacarne3364]

Very good. Each time we hear it it seems it gets better.

[@VarjuanV]

Same here!

[@TheBetobor]

Bach is the greatest composer ever, who made he humans to understand the very deep feelings, shaped in music and musical poetry

[@raulreyes725]

NUR WUNDERBAR UND PERFEKT MIT DEM LEHRER TOM KOOPMAN!!!

[@MaverickMusican]

The voice of God...

[@warrensicherman4391]

WRONG IN SO MANY WAYS!

[@warrensicherman4391]

Not quite. The voice of an extremely talented musician.

[@walterleipzig]

Thank you for posting, and esp posting the detailed commentary. I have found alternative versions by searching for BWV 35

[@isamarruiz6211]

Mi pieza favorita, la adoro.

[@askim925]

Heavenly........

[@InternetFrame]

J. S. Bach magister ludi magnificentissimus

[@ffbossy]

Love it, thanks for sharing👍

[@3F93]

This is a wonderful cantata, and Koopman... well, he is Koopman, no need to say more.

[@225gabi]

Wonderful.

[@IamAlessandro1]

very nice, BRAVO!

[@heliohidraulico1268]

Precioso concierto, de la serie de ellos... =)

[@fmirarchi]

bello.

[@4ever2026]

Magnificent ♡

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@XXMPZEC]

Beautifully played...well done and very moving.

[@ataberkin]

Then the Bach Created The Music !!!!

[@matim7549]

it is the most beautiful 2nd concerto movement i've heard (i know it's based on cantata but i think it sounds better with oboe as voice)

[@rudly]

nice,nice,my style of Bach playing,

[@Emperatriz_Valentina]

Actually this is fine. Bach never specified Harpsichord for his harpsichord works, he only said keyboard. The only time he specified a keyboard instrument is the Organ. So you can play any of Bach's keyboard works on the Organ

[@Jesus-kq4mp]

Ok but never on the piano please!!

[@stuartwilliams9868]

Of course, but we want to exclaim our appreciation to the world so how else shall we!

[@haimlute]

sublime!!!!

[@dokStas]

comments are superfluous .... Music should be played!!

[@clarinetbrasil]

heavenly

[@jvanwijngaarden741]

Heerlijk, die reclame vooraf (!!!) +

[@ffbossy]

Zonder reclame is mogelijk. Bijvoorbeeld via de Marantz UD 5007

[@sandree7]

Nice music! Baroque is the best. I must also inform you that you misplaced the brackets in the title

[@jomikjomik]

Pefect!

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I'll be Bach.

[@Nibelungenfrau]

I have got a little question: could you perhaps tell me also from who is this wonderful picture? - and so many thanks for this wonderful video...!!!!! excellent.

[@realcrowtein6821]

St. Cecilia by Jacques Blancard

[@charlesbonkley]

What instrument is playing the lower accompaniment starting at 5:20? I never heard a sound like that before, thus making it a very interesting piece!

[@charlesbonkley]

@@o.s.h.4613 Ah-ha! Thank you!

[@michaelrobertson7397]

This is the only J.S. Bach piece that does not give me a headache.

[@hckr_-gh7se]

I pity your head if all the others give you headaches.

[@pseunition6038]

Shame

[@rdubb77]

Lol. He does like those notes, and like them in large quantities and densities, even compared to the general high density of notes in the Baroque period compositions and forms. You gotta let it wash over you

[@Sh.moon.]

It's not even a real JS Bach piece lol

[@seedyoda5714]

@@Sh.moon. it is, you're thinking of the BWV 1059, which is a reconstruction of a "parody" of this piece. The BWV 35 is all Bach.

[@tpsyclone2008]

applicable to used for Background music

[@ana-ch3ie]

en que se basaron para los siguientes movimientos, porque bach abandono la obra?

[@enriquesanchez2001]

Call me an outcast, iconoclast -or - maybe an old fuddy-duddy - but I just could NOT enjoy the fast speed of 1st Movement - I did re-listen at 75% speed and the result was a magnificent experience! :) In fact, I kept it at 75% and it was GLORIOUS!

[@marcoboer1234]

subliem!

[@florieb.4032]

Je cherche désespérément à me procurer cette version sublime sur CD, mais impossible de la trouver. Je vous supplie de me donner la moindre information qui pourrait m'aider. Merci !

[@jean-paularnaud3147]

Jean-Paul Arnaud Release Date: 05/03/2004 Label: Apex Catalog #: 4613632 Spars Code: DDD Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Performer: Jean-Pierre Rampal Conductor: Ton Koopman, Jean-François Paillard Orchestra/Ensemble: Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Paillard Chamber Orchestra Number of Discs: 1 Recorded in: Stereo

[@Blackgeoff1]

Odd; I only know this concerto with a 6/8 Siciliano as second movement. What is this second movement from?

[@99navyguy]

@Nibelungenfrau albert schweitzer on the organ at all hallows barking by the tower in the 1930s

[@antonczerny]

5:18

[@PimpinBassie2]

This is BWV 35 not 1059....

[@barockmusik]

Please, read the text in this video

[@abrahamguitar]

What the...one person dislikes?

[@markusboyd3]

@TaylorGirl99 I would delete that comment if I were you...

[@alejandrovasquez9122]

Su-bli-me

[@qwertcvbnmm]

But your comment has 8 dislikes.

[@diegoangeleri8951]

Biografía de Bach en www.thelegend.org.es