Liszt: Prelude and Fugue on BACH

[@Plantocrate]

Che meraviglia

[@maestrodanielepasini]

Magistrale

[@pl1930]

Bellissimo video, organo stupendo, esecuzione magnifica, Grande Marini !!! è impressionante l'influenza del suo Maestro, ..... verrebbe da dire che l'allievo ha superato .....

[@SendirsLP]

Großartige Orgel, Großartiger Organist, Großartiges Stück very beautiful i love it

[@jsbe1429]

Fantastica esecuzione, di una chiarezza ed una intensità che rarissimamente si sentono... bravissimo l'organista!

[@Chesterbarnes1]

This Professor is a gifted ORGANIST without doubt. Masterful!

[@littlegirl-lc8lh]

Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JacquesBRUNO13007]

Liszt nous a habitué aux Finale plus longs.Trois mesures de plus pour ce Finale auraient été "plus conformes"... Magnifique interprétation sur le splendide Walcker-Kuhn St. François de Lausanne !

[@LABARITONESSA]

KE MERAVIGLIA QUASI OGNI GIORNO VENGO AD ASCOLTARLO!

[@douglasjensen8986]

I have this DVD and like all Fugatto DVDs it is fabulous in both sound and video.

[@manuformi]

Roberto sei "un grande"" Non vedo l'ora di poter ricantare con te! Ancora complimenti Manuela Formichella

[@Arjunai]

Very, very nice, clearly and romantically played---

[@Sctrpiz]

Once he has a few lessons he will be good at this ❤🎉

[@Highinsight7]

GREAT organ... magnificent player!

[@avanti_sognatori]

Roberto, fantastico!!! Grande Prof!

[@angyl.9241]

Il mio maestro ! Fantastico !

[@charlesdavis7087]

This is the best "B A C H" I've ever heard. Congratulation !!!

[@kneza96BG]

*Caugh*Contrapunctus XIV*Caugh*

[@paulcaswell2813]

LOL! You've 'mirrored' my thoughts exactly ;-)

[@fvlok]

Holy shit! FANTASTIC

[@passitelexk43]

grande interprete , peccato non averli in Italia! Ricordo F. Germani Saluti cordialissimi.

[@a.s.7311]

Absolutly fantastic

[@jarre89]

Simply superb !

[@LNAVeranda]

Sublime interprétation !!!

[@chotzrary]

very impressive i love it! IF organ recitals around here included works like that I'd attend them all!

[@superstar3027]

Brilliant! Words just can't explain it!

[@bigposaune]

Semplicemente fantastico... come sempre! DVD con concertisti di rara selezione e registrazioni audio/video straordinariamente perfette... che altro dire?

[@danielmkubacki]

GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrTransalpin]

Wonderful, amazing. Beau, magnifique, cette pièce me donne des frissons !

[@shadowjuan2]

Bravo maestro!

[@capitanoachab]

Complimenti, che interpretazione fiammeggiante! (e che bestione di strumento!)

STUPENDA EZECUSSIONE. BRAVISSIMO !

[@GyromiteROB]

Beautiful piece!! Great virtuosity and musicality !!

[@superstar3027]

The passion in it...amazing!

[@DrMiBo]

Un duplice plauso al M° Marini e al regista Savio per aver dato vita a prodotto di grande pregio artistico. Complimenti vivissimi!!!

[@serassi614]

Esecuzione perfetta organo fantastico***** Corrado

[@HERIBERTO37ify]

Bravisima ezecucione....

[@robertgift]

Wonderful! Hope Professor Marini also plays Max Reger.Thank you, musichiere, for sharing this.

[@federicosavio]

Dear Robert, from 2010 and 2013 we have recorded and published the "Complete Organ Music" of Max Reger, played by Roberto Marini (17 CDs). See all details at fugatto.free.fr

[@robertgift]

Wow! What a Maxnificent achievement! I have struggled with several of his organworks. Could never learn all of them.

[@oswaldorivas4970]

BELLO !

[@passitelexk43]

@musichiere70 La ringrazio, un augurio particolare a lei e al M°. Marini.

[@davidpender9093]

Talk about vagueness in tonality, this one takes the cake!!

[@sorabji1]

You can find it in PDF format here: imslp.org/wiki/Pr%C3%A4ludium_und_Fuge_%C3%BCber_den_Namen_BACH,_S.260_%28Liszt,_Franz%29 As you will see, there are two versions for organ. The most common, and the version you hear here (with a few cuts) is the second. This is a newer edition, but it isn't bad. It's missing some of Liszt's original fingering and registrations indications. For a great edition, look at Universal, but you will have to purchase it (as we all should be doing...)

[@PointyTailofSatan]

3:05 to 3:20 the greatest four notes in music.

[@vladekzahar]

Excelente...

[@GigiChitarra]

Da brividi!

[@ears61]

thoughtful playing

[@carpediem37ify]

what a mother organist yeraaaaaaaa

[@carpediem37ify]

vwry Impresive Strong Musicccccccc, Power fuckin Lizst and Bach Master of Masterssssss, divine Musicccccccccc

[@jeromeschmitz8504]

Meisterhaft

[@bendixon5845]

He cuts quite a lot - one can work out that from the timing, which at 9 minutes is way below others. Somewhere in the middle lies Douglas Bruce, who has two versions on KZbin (with an interesting commentary in one case) and at the extreme end is Jean Guillou, who takes around 13 minutes, but embellishes the piece in his own inimitable way.

[@TurtleFL]

It's missing a part near the end.

[@sorabji1]

Masterful performance! perfect timing at 4:55, a place which is particularly difficulty to pull off smoothly. Among the best performances I've heard.. but why the cuts?! How can you have a Fugue without an exposition? Liszt's fugues aren't much of fugues once he finishes the expositions, so one should at least give it its due. And how can you leave out the descending 5th at the end, it's the moment that ties the whole structure together! We need that Gb, the long awaited 12th tone!!

[@musichiere70]

@passitelexk43 Il M/° Marini è italiano (è stato pure allievo di F. Germani).

[@DailyKosia]

Be careful, there's a cut at 3:27.

[@gerfmarquez]

yeah, 11:11 is legendary.

[@Tu16]

@zelihic Liszt Ferencz ('Franz' Liszt) - Präludium und Fuge über das Motiv B-A-C-H, S.260 i/ii.

[@Basal89]

Non è questo il problema, in Italia ci sono ottimi nterpreti... il problema è che l'Italia non ha mai valorizzato a sufficienza questi talenti. Oggi si, un po' di più... ma come si vede, poi i migliori vanno a suonare all'estero.

[@przemyslawius]

3:05 - 3:20 great

[@dougjensen]

Fugatto CDs are sold by the Organ Historical Society.

[@1z1zz1z1zz]

SUBLIME ... ...

[@a55b47]

@mattmpg23 Also, you could look at the total time of the upload (9:08) & know that it's not complete.

[@MrJrcd1234]

What is the name of the Bach prelude and fugue. I am having trouble finding it to get the sheet music. thanks

[@federicosavio1538]

In German, the name of this work is "Präludium und Fuge über den namen BACH". In English: "Prelude and Fugue on the theme BACH". It is the most famous organ-work composed by Franz Liszt.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

In old German notation, B flat is B, and the B key is H. Thus it is possible to actually play the word "BACH". Listen from 3:06 to 3:20. That is the name Bach in musical notes, and the theme of the fugue.

[@nskbro]

О времена...

[@theremin137]

Hello, where in the U.S. is this DVD available? Thank you.

[@hutzman76]

why is the beginning of the fugue missing??

[@pianoklaus6297]

Warum fehlt denn da die Hälfte?

[@eunjeongpark2923]

i wonder why tow parts were skipped

[@Eleuthero5]

The cuts ruin it, in my opinion. There are KZbin versions of the entire original. The finale is even abbreviated since the slow passage before it is cut leaving no contrast to the amazing splendor of the finale where the relentless darkness turns into ecstasy. This is a hatchet job.

[@justinhaarstick7327]

BWV ?

[@Mirandamoose]

Hmm. The use of a sequencer to change the registration by the page turner for the whole piece? Bit of a cop out really!

[@douglasbruce4991]

It's interesting that he plays it in just over 9 minutes, whereas most other players take 11 or 12 minutes (Felix Hell requires almost 14 minutes)....

[@rts100x5]

it says "extracts" in the title . this is an edited version @ 3:35

[@douglasbruce4991]

Yes, I have just noticed, thank you. I wonder whether someone will now come out with extracts from the famous Toccata and Fugue in D minor, formerly ascribed to J.S.Bach. Maybe he has a point, since my own most viewed KZbin video is the shortest of all. I take about 12 minutes over the Liszt, as my technique is not up to such virtuosity at speed...! But it was win win, since the acoustic of West Point Chapel (where it was recorded) is very resonant - by US standards extremely so!

[@stephenmclaughlin1763]

Only Liszt

[@ullrichherz7053]

Wonderful interpretation, but imho not comparable with Reger's grand Fantasia and Fugue opus 46.

[@joshscores3360]

This legitimately sounds like Messiaen...

[@carpediem37ify]

chngonerrimoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@sijag68]

Ordo ab Chao

[@Itr-tv7kt]

sounds like some vampire shix

[@visog]

Makes Rick Wakeman look like a wuss!

[@organbuilder272]

Good Grief - Here is a professor with a new, "Modern" organ and he has to have someone help him to change combinations. I think Fox, Biggs, LaMare, Schreiner, Elasassar and Swann are all laughing their socks off. What pampered, piddly-assed, helpless babies organs have become these days. Plus they are too damned lazy to memorize their music. Key pushers you are. Organists you are not.

[@Zardman7]

Daniel Roth would heavily disagree, as would Olivier Latry. Having registrants has been a very historical practice.

[@organbuilder272]

Historical - I would assume, though I should not, that means something IN THE PAST. For your information Pierre Cochereau was the one who MODERNIZED that A. C-C organ in Notre Dame with a new console filled with buttons and layers. He destroyed the original organ in the process, bringing it up to 'Today's standards of tonal architecture. Historical practice - Well, I guess we should ride horses, light the houses with candles, ship goods by windjammers and have our kids, formerly much less pansies than they are now, walk 5 miles to the local two room school. There is no longer a need for reqistrants unless someone is playing an unmodified tracker organ. For your information. most of them have been given electric stop actions so these incompetent, lazy show-offs can have 128 "Levels" for bragging rights. They still don't know how to register an organ by hand, even on a modern draw-knob console. They can't even turn pages by themselves. They need "Laptops" to read the music. What is historic about that, pray tell? Do not support incompetence. There are few organists alive who can really "Play" an organ, modern or historic. I have nothing but contempt for them and the trash noise they make as a substitute for music. I am of and from the Old School and have worked with several of the most famous organists in the USA. I know what they could do and I know what the modern crop of wanna-be's can't do. There are exception, like Brown, Heindle, Jan ??? and some of the Old Timers, Like Roth, Latry, Dubois, Biggs I don't wants debates like you enjoy. You are not old enough to know the greatest organists of the past and what they could do with even the largest organs with or without functional combination actions. Likely you little of the development of organ, key and combination actions over the last 130 years.@@Zardman7

[@eunjeongpark2923]

i wonder why tow parts were skipped

[@justinhaarstick7327]

BWV ?

[@federicosavio]

BWV.. ???? This is not a J S Bach work!