J. S. Bach - Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland, BWV 661

[@MrUseur]

Klasse Tempo, sehr schöne Darbietung. Die ersten Takte zu Beginn des Stückes sind himmlisch, eine wunderbare Spannung wir aufgebaut. Ich kann es mit Worten nicht fassen, wie wunderbar das ist, man muss das aber auch nicht tun. Hören und Staunen. Und dem lieben Gott, Herrn Bach und dem Organisten im Bilde danken. Das tue ich in Hochachtung.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Vielen Dank für Ihren netten Kommentar! 😊

[@stephenrouse2493]

stunningly wonderful.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you so much for the kind comment! 😊

[@kennethkelling7110]

Excellent! Well played! A great work to enjoy and to brighten a Sunday morning! Thank you for sharing this!

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you, Kenneth! Have a great Sunday😊

[@philipaggesen]

Well played as ever Daniel!!

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you, Philip🙏

[@tcharles2466]

A perfect performance, Daniel. I really love the sound (and 'look' of the console) of this wonderful instrument - I'm assuming that it has a 'tracker-action'? Best wishes.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thanks very much, Charles😊 The tracker action is fully mechanical.

[@tcharles2466]

@@OrganistDanielBruun Many thanks for your reply - I suspected there was no electro-pneumatic assistance.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

@@tcharles2466 You are very welcome!😊

[@GilbertoGuarino]

Brilliant conclusion of the triptic's musical idea in this stricking "alla breve". It seems to me that your choice of manual registration (without 16'), its consistency with the articulation AND the tempo allow one to follow all the fugal expositions, distinguishing the "ritornelli" in the three voices played on the manual (soprano, alto and tenor). The "trillo" is impressive, for it really ascribes due sense to the "rallentando". Thanks a lot for sharing one more great rendition, Daniel.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you, Gilberto! I'm glad to hear that you liked my playing😊 It's a wonderful piece♫

[@GilbertoGuarino]

@@OrganistDanielBruun I truly appreciate it 🙂