Karl Richter spielt die TOCCATA UND FUGE D MOLL BWV 565 von J S Bach

[@Freigeist53]

This musical performance is like a 10 on the Richter scale

[@maitrer8662]

yes your humour is unbelievable

[@nolanbrock6420]

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[@keagandylan5237]

@Nolan Brock Yup, have been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :D

[@joshua156]

XD

[@christophetetu3948]

😄😄😄

[@carlnapp8673]

Ohne unnötige Schnörkel aber dafür Bach pur. Ich glaube Bach hätte dieses Spiel als Maßstab gelten lassen.

[@gudrunlu4653]

Genauso ist das: Leipziger Schule 🎼

[@erichkusterer6339]

und tolle, lebendige Phrasierungen bei der Fuge. So muss es sein und natürlich ein perfektes Tempo.

[@WClauS]

Richter war DER Bach-Interpret , die Registrierung, das Fundament jeglichen Orgelwerks war von ihm genial, an Lebendigkeit nicht zu übertreffen, er war ein Gottesgeschenk, danke !

[@Freigeist53]

Sehr guter Kommentar 👍

[@neokio.f]

stimme 100% zu Es wäre illusorisch anzunehmen, wir könnten heute hören und fühlen wie Bach fühlte, aber mein Herz sagt mir bei Richter sind Ausdruck, Dynamik ähnlich streng fokussiert auf die wesentlichen Bewegungen der Motivteile im Barrock gesetzt, ... so rein und pur😊

[@harrymoto6951]

I've heard this about 100 times before. Now I've heard it played perfectly. What a wonderful interpretation!

[@erichkusterer6339]

man hätte sich die Mühe machen können, die Orgel besser zu stimmen.

[@krischan67]

The greatest final chords of music ever.

[@prof.addicted3421]

Fantastisch gespielt dieses wundervolle Stück !!! Herrlich diesem Lied zu lauschen

[@monikaroepke4169]

Danke! Einfach nur großartig gespielt. Für mich war Karl Richter, der Beste!

[@krischan67]

From 8:08 on, the end is inevitable. Every note is set from that point on, it cannot go anywhere else. And that makes the finale epic!

[@georgeedw.seymour1451]

Karl Richter (15 October 1926 - 15 February 1981); Really appreciate his skill.

[@thomasseilnacht6737]

Ich war damals bei den Proben in Ottobeuren selbst dabei, es war ein großes Erlebnis für mich. Sehr interessant war es, wie Karl Richter die Orgel und die Wirkung des Klangs stundenlang getestet hat. Er hat uns erlaubt, einen Nachmittag lang zuzuhören. Dann hat er uns (es gab nur zwei Zuhörer!) beim Verlassen der Basilika angesprochen und war über die beiden aufmerksamen jugendlichen Fans sehr berührt. Später habe ich Musik studiert... Niemand hat bisher Bachs berühmte Toccata besser interpretiert. Das ist ein historisches Dokument der Musikgeschichte... Karl Richters Einspielung der Toccata an der Victoria Hall in Genf ist übrigens auch toll.

[@user-up7jx7ce2n]

wahrlich göttlich exakt bach

[@krischan67]

Eine beneidenswerte Erfahrung! Interessant, wieviel Zeit und Mühe Karl Richter für diese Auuführung investiert hat. Ich höre dies Stück ungefähr einmal pro Monat, seit ich es bei KZbin entdeckt habe, und habe zum Ende jedesmal eine Gänsehaut. Hier ist übrigens ein Link, der vermutlich die Einspielung in der Victoria Hall beinhaltet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6WxdoWsaJiBl6s

[@primovid]

Ich hatte immer das Gefühl, dass dies die beste Aufführung dieser Bach-Fuge war, die ich je gehört habe, wenn nicht sogar eine der besten musikalischen Aufführungen überhaupt. Ich kann nicht glauben, dass ich jemandem antworte, der dort war!? Ich bin nicht einmal Musiker, aber nachdem ich Tausende von Live-Auftritten gehört habe, habe ich ein Gespür für wahre Kunst und Talent entwickelt, das ich spüren kann, wenn ich es erlebe. Ich bin so dankbar, dass Karl sich die Zeit genommen hat, die Bedingungen zu perfektionieren, bevor er hier sein Meisterwerk aufführte und Bach den Respekt erwies, den er verdient. Es ist klar, dass sich seine Bemühungen gelohnt haben.

[@JPC0101]

the GREATEST played by the GREATEST!!!!

[@matteovasta5952]

Superlativa musica di un genio musicale eseguito splendidamente da un organista superbo!!!!!! Nel 1979 ci tenne col fiato sospeso in 20000 a Notre Dame.!!!!!!!!!! Per 4 ore!!! Due ore di bis!!!!!

[@francescaserraino9944]

Italiano alleluia

[@gudrunlu4653]

Wundervolle Interpretation. Ich habe noch nie eine Bessere gehört. Genial! ❤️

[@guidorehhagel4123]

Karl Richter number one !!

[@ghiadetomaso1642]

Im a guitar player, of course into 80 to 90 metal a bit into keyboard but this one is best version, Professor Karl Richter is to me the king of black and white keys :)

[@inkognito8400]

If you add Sviatoslav Richter, then I agree! Karl and Slava admired each other and had great respect for their musicianship.

[@kixikkixik]

this is the best performance Tocata what i ever seen

[@panicraptor2837]

Michael: I invented moonwalk Bach: hold my beer 6:54

[@Dxbot]

U won

[@chriscruzA35O-9OO]

2:41

[@ricardojuricic9027]

Got this recording on LP by master Richter Wonderfull!!!! Now I may superbly enjoy listening and watching your performance Gracias totales Saludos desde 🇦🇷 Argentina

[@daffyduk77]

Scintillating. Hardly words to describe. He would have been mortified if his assistant had pushed the wrong button half the way through 🙂 A real treat to watch & listen

[@wolfgangroth9649]

genial und traumhaft. Karl Richter war ein ganz großer. Dies Aufnahme in Ottobeuren ist wunderschön

[@Freigeist53]

Karl Richter war wirklich ein ganz großer. Für mich persönlich die Referenz Aufnahme. Leider ist er zu früh verstorben.

[@jorgheiraldo2890]

Thanks Mr Barod for upload this magnificent performing. To see Karl Richter is wonderful........

[@sandraminnich1502]

Absolutely splendid!!!

[@carlolonardi6484]

Meravigliosa interpretazione di quest'opera divina

[@nicolasiegfried1073]

Eccezionale. Grazie Maestro Richter !

[@herculesraphaelolimpio3569]

Tuning= 417 Hz . I confirmed using my digital Yamanha Organ. That’s why (beyond being played by Richter) this is the best interpretation so far. Most organists currently use 442 which is disturbing ! Thank you for posting this DIAMOND of interpretation!

[@pearlblues3665]

I've heard it played on old organs where A=495Hz!

[@herculesraphaelolimpio3569]

@@pearlblues3665 too high

[@jennikorhonen4282]

Wow, those organs are 250 years old this year and still amazing.

[@Roflcopter4b]

Most old organs like this have seen restorations of some kind or another at several points in their life. Sometimes "restoration" can mean practically rebuilding the thing.

[@abalada]

@@Roflcopter4b This organ from 1766 is however unusually well preserved. 85% of its parts are still original ones.

[@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094]

@@abalada That's acutally very good thing! I personally am not an organist, but to be honest, I'm very impressed by this organ in Ottobeuren. First of all by not usually frequency(here is maintone a'=415 Hz, or maybe a bit higher). Also, I'm glad to here how pipe organ from 1766 had been peserved cca 85%. In my church in Krapinske Toplice(Croatia), we have organ from 1860. They are restaurated in 2001. They are preserved also 80-85%. Also, they are only 2 remaining organ by organbuilder Leonhard Ebner

[@noelantonioroblesrodriguez2774]

Melodía fuera de serie, super hermosa lo traslada a uno espiritualmente a otra dimencion desconocida.

[@valentinosmx]

Soberbia obra, que ha trascendido el tiempo y el espacio. Interpretada magistralmente!

[@janstoinski9216]

A masterpiece of Metal music 😉

[@Senna-78]

Karl Richter über alles

[@Maliginobserver]

karl richter like a reincarnation of bach himself

[@floragutierrez538]

Lástima el exceso de reverberación en la grabación

[@NotUnymous]

Yooooo, sloooow down 😄

[@CziffraTheThird]

@@floragutierrez538 Really? The acoustic reverb is what gives this all the more the hair raising, transcendental aura!

[@nicolaagazzi4575]

True!!!!

[@hermannreisenberger8953]

Einfach fantastisch !

[@skykiss12]

It makes me proud to be from Munich.

[@marichuvinas6848]

Do you know where this organ is? David from London in the Philippines

[@user-up7jx7ce2n]

lieber ahmet, ich danke ihnen für die schöne zusammenstellung

[@user-vi1ik8bb1nIxty]

Спасибо. Gott sei Dank ! Для меня, простаго обожателя музыки и Баха - это было примѣчательно.

[@user-up7jx7ce2n]

herzlichen dank

[@SuyongChoi]

Good picture and sound quality

[@rolandvolk5793]

hallo ich denke es hört sich echt perfekt an bach hääte es sicherlich gefallen einfach klasse MFG

[@krischan67]

From the Fantasia movie by Disney, shortly before the orchestra plays the Toccata: "Now, there are three kinds of music on this Fantasia program. First, there's the kind that tells a definite story. Then there's the kind, that while it has no specific plot, does paint a series of more or less definite pictures. Then there's a third kind, music that exists simply for its own sake." This is the third kind! If there's a god, then he might have had this music in his mind when he created the universe!

[@AceBG27]

Brilliant

[@franckranaivo666]

LE GÉNIE🌸🪢📚🍒💡 DE KARL RICHTER DANS TOUTE SA BEAUTÉ INTÉRIEURE ❤🕊🇵🇸🏵😊!!!DIEU 🇻🇦⛑🇻🇦 l'accueille dans Son Paradis🌿😇!!!💛✝️🌿💛🎼🎶🇦🇲💒🌺🍋🧭🍒💐😇🌸📚💡🇲🇬🪢🧖‍♂️

[@krischan67]

The basses at 6:36 - gorgeous. What comes thereafter - out of this world.

[@Sassenhaim]

It feels so evil yet so good ,it feels like the chase and being chased 🥰

[@robertdeoliveira13]

quelle puissance et beauté

[@malder2OOOby]

Красивая музыка, окружающая атмосфера, старина .... круть

MASTERPIECE !!! KARL FISCHER, 95th BIRTHDAY TODAY !!!

[@Freigeist53]

Karl Richter 👌

[@annamcancarini6953]

Karl Richter, the Magician of the organ: nobody can ever surpass him!

[@ahmetrefikeryilmaz4432]

Hans-Andre Stamm.

[@annamcancarini6953]

@@ahmetrefikeryilmaz4432 De gustibus...

[@ahmetrefikeryilmaz4432]

@@annamcancarini6953 to each their own I guess

[@ferube4171]

que hermoso y conmovedor es ver la sapiencia la idoneidad la erudicion del ejecutante que en este caso pareciera trae la musica de la eternidad indudablemente richter es uno de los que con su sensibilidad nos hce elevar y encontrarnos en el verdadero universo

[@zulugu6465]

Genial.

[@jurgenlangsdorf3612]

...nicht von dieser Welt....

[@nmatthew7469]

R.I.P kapellmeister.

[@marknightingale1850]

Excellent

[@kenten1472]

Awesome, how does the human mind manage brilliance

[@achimkurz7117]

genial gespielt, daran kommt Jahrzehnte später nur Van Doeselaar heran!

[@stopnarcisismo]

Richter dotó a Bach de una solemnidad brutal.

[@renaudgg]

Walking straight into the gates of heaven at 7:13

[@marichuvinas6848]

You are right. David from London in the Philippines

[@rickinblack4392]

You must mean the chords at 7:30

[@navash7976]

Karl R is boss.

[@user-br9hy3kk8f]

🙏🙏🙏🌎👏⚘

[@Aalii6]

wonderful

[@Dexter649]

Hell yeah!!

[@denox16]

Um dos maiores organistas, já falecido, que tive a oportunidade de ouvir.

[@frederickgauss]

The creation of the Universe in 8:44 minutes.

[@jorgheiraldo2890]

BACH UND RICHTER: HIMMLISCHE.

[@ferube4171]

la musica las melodias son antes de que en este caso bach las traiga a la existencia dandole forma plastica que en richter encuentra la inspiracion necesaria para que todos vibremos emocionalmente ante la indudable presencia de la divinidad

[@Prussak74]

Splendido e commovente

[@TobySpiller]

I love this, most versions of this song they don't adapt the organ throughout the song

[@noraelsaiadarola1826]

Hola. Magnífica interpretación de Karl. R. Alguien sabe dónde y cuando se grabó este concierto?. Gracias....si pudieran responder......

[@maru679]

Nella chiesa di Ottobeuren, a confine con l'Austria.

[@kennethcarrizal9871]

On more modern organs they don't have to. The organs have thumb pistons and toe studs that, when pressed, can change the presets, moving the pull stops in and out.

[@ahmetrefikeryilmaz4432]

You all know this is the midi machine of the 17th century right?

[@davidnathan6926]

Magnifique mon Amour tu nous a quitté il y’a 20 ans mon chat je t es vue mourir sur la route, Tant que l’on est vivant dans le cœur est l’esprit de tant de de gens connue inconnu tous amis, On n’auras beau partir que veux-tu c est comme ça, On n’auras beau mourir on ne disparaît pas.

[@aygkcmn]

Çok iyi laaan ❤😮

[@visionaex]

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

[@zamarioijean4736]

Wunderbare Interprétation ! Auf welcher Orgel bitte ?

[@martinstock]

Dreifaltigkeits-Orgel in Ottobeuren. Gebaut 1766 von Karl Joseph RIepp.

[@jlgv777]

cuanta belleza, inenarrable belleza...es como ver a YHWH derramando su benevolencia a la humanidad.

[@innocentplayer8471]

02:59 , a mistake pes note ! Studenten listen this sample to learn the traffic and prosodia of this piece, mistake could be, before judge dont forget its hard to play it from top to toe with consantration ;)

[@UrAnUsAtUrNuS]

Nooo cut at the end :(

[@alfonsofernandezdemiguel8909]

GNARLY.Que barbaridad tan hermosa!

[@mawag6372]

Where did he play this? It was simply fantastic.

[@krischan67]

At the Ottobeuren Abbey: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottobeuren_Abbey I agree that this is the greatest performance of this piece. To my taste, every other one is missing something that this includes. It's gorgeous!

[@martinbanks7686]

My uncle John plays that on the Jews harp. Not a bother on him.

[@ainestitalyy5031]

Ok!

[@Bummibaer]

bärigfein, volle 🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻 Bären gibts dafür in der Bewertung.

[@freeestimates9351]

does anyone know the specific organ being used in this piece? would love to know its history.

[@emlynjessen2957]

free estimates It’s Ottobueren

[@WClauS]

Die Orgel wurde gebaut von Karl Joseph Riepp !

[@martinstock]

Holy Trinity Organ ibuilt by Karl Joseph Riepp in 1766. There are 3 organs in the abbey church of Ottobeuren.

[@claudiascherf4717]

einfach großartig, wann und wo ist diese Aufnahme entstanden?

[@sianhuis1775]

Basilika St. Alexander und Theodor zu Ottobeuren

[@Freigeist53]

Im Dezember 1969!

[@aloisfuchs1692]

Strictly speaking, he plays the Trinity organ (choir organ on the right, the epistle side) by Karl Joseph Riepp from 1766 (approx. 85% original). The organ has four manuals and pedal, 49 registers and four tremulants.

[@martinstock]

Basilika St.Alexander und St.Theodor In Ottobeuren, Bayern. Er spielt auf der Dreifaltigkeits-Orgel gebaut 1766 von Karl Joseph Riepp (die Kirche hat 3 Orgeln). Aufnahme ist vom Dezember 1969.

[@HHSTT]

Year of the recording? Any idea?

[@martinstock]

December 1969

[@florincoter1988]

The only one.

[@TheEternalWayfarer]

3:56 and onwards is so aethereal. Like dancing on thin ice.

[@steffendix]

Where did he played the organ? Which city, church, country? And in which year?

[@gerhardwildermuth4965]

ottobeuren

[@steffendix]

Is this the organ ( Marcussen-organ) at the Jagersborg Church near Kopenhagen, 1964 ?🤔

[@martinstock]

No. Richter is playing on the Holy Trinity Organ, 49 registers and four manuals built by Riepp in 1766. Ottobeuren, Bavaria.

[@frednicolas3811]

What have we done

[@freexky]

4:16 mistake?

[@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094]

No. He wasn't able to do mistake

[@CaesarNeptuneStudios]

freexky It’s very minor come on, he is Karl Richter and he we all do mistakes. Although that part is actually easy, still it’s better to move on

[@emlynjessen2957]

No, not a mistake - ornamentation!

[@vaniglia_ed_eliotropio2189]

And so? What? He plays so damn good that a mistake is irrelevant in all this magnificence

[@freexky]

i just asked, shouldn't I?

[@MelaniaPastorino]

Dove è stato registrato? Where is this Church?

[@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094]

This is basilica and Benedictine church of St. Alexander of Rome and St. Theodor the martyrs in Ottobeuren, Bayern

[@annamcancarini6953]

Basilika St.Alexander and St.Theodor In Ottobeuren, Bayern. It has three wonderful organs, Richter is playing on the Dreifaltigkeits- Orgel, 49 Registers and Four manuals built by Riepp in 1766.

[@wlrlel]

In which church is is played?

[@martinstock]

Basilica St.Alexander and St.Theodor In Ottobeuren, Bavaria, Germany. He is playing on the Holy Trinity Organ built by Karl Joseph Riepp in 1766 (this church has 3 organs). The recording was made in December 1969.

[@peebee02]

A dislike? Who is as dumb as that?

[@bachluthology2]

Where is he playing?

[@martinstock]

Basilica St.Alexander and St.Theodor In Ottobeuren, Bavaria, Germany. He is playing on the Holy Trinity Organ built by Karl Joseph Riepp in 1766 (this church has 3 organs). The recording was made in December 1969.

[@user-qq4zh2kz1h]

W

[@walterellermann7584]

Die Antwort darauf ist Georg Weber mit Endlich Regegen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@handeruiter7595]

Zonder meer ontroerend.

[@michalukasz1660]

4:17 a small error

[@WyattWinters]

Eh I prefer the original

[@philippbretzler7687]

Yes. Played by Bach as himself.

[@martinstock]

Difficult. But as this organ is from 1766 (thus 30-50 years after Bach wrote this peace) and still tuned at 415 Hz (later organs are tuned at 442 Hz) the sound is surely closer to the orginal than a performance on a modern organ.

[@andruschachinaman4639]

unnötig