Martini: Complete Organ Music, Vol. 1

[@davidherren2456]

Every good thing begins with a Martini, of course.

[@Bizarro69]

Brilliant Classics making our lives so much easier with these volumes. I would never find All of these together like this without spraining my fingers

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

Orgelmusik? Das ist für mich immer auf,s neue, eine Entdeckung der schönsten Art.😌

[@rosannamasini2075]

❤❤meravigliosa

[@harsimaja9517]

Both Giovanni Battista Sammartini (sometimes 'San Martini') and Giovanni Battisti Martini lived around the same time (Martini was born 6 years later and died 9 years later), both wrote organ music, and influenced later composers including Mozart in one way or another - and had almost identical names!

[@DoctorMysterio15]

Cool fact 🗿

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und detaillierte Interpretation dieser zehn fein oder perfekt komponierten Orgelsonaten in verschiedenen Tempi mit durchsichtigen doch gut harmonisierten Tönen der technisch fehlerlosen Orgel und mit künstlerisch kontrollierter Dynamik. Wahrhaft intelligenter und genialer Organist!

[@mipsungvuclam]

Loving this!!

[@FrancescoFornasaro]

Questa musica e questa esecuzione sono qualcosa di meraviglioso!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Не только отличная игра и музыка, но и отличный звук. Производство отличное.

[@notrueflagshere198]

Padre Martini!

[@edisonhasso830]

Thank you Brilliant classics, keep up the great works coming, this amazing and unknown music to most of us... Much appreciated 👍

[@user-ve5mb3ni8d]

Спасибо! Мне очень нравится Мартини!

[@marcoorsola6149]

Bellissima musica ,ottima esecuzione!

[@rodinismo]

Una exclusividad preciosa. Muchas gracias!!

[@andrefeitosa1144]

A música de Padre Martini é de uma excelência que ultrapassa fronteiras. Vide aqui nos comentários quantas línguas diversas!

[@MoeLarryCurlyHoward]

I've never heard of this composer until right now. Please listen carefully. Directly after the introduction or the opening sustained chord, there's a series of notes (pehaps a scale of ten or twelve) that are more than eerily reminiscent of the opening line for "In A Gadda Da Vida" by Iron Butterfly. The similarity is so close that I guarantee that the late great Doug Ingle copied it note for note. In 1968, no one would have noticed! Someone please try to compare these notes on a keyboard to see if I'm correct. MGM

[@jangelbrich7056]

Very beautiful!

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Exquisite! 😲😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Perfect….für…..mich 🧛🏻👍👍

[@donzine12]

love❤

[@BubuMarimba]

@00:08:58 IV. Gavotta @01:08:53 I. Allegro @01:30:19 III. Adagio

[@bach4572]

감사합니다

[@FriedrichVSS]

There's a debate on whether Bach actually wrote the famous Toccata and Fugue in D minor. I don't think he did - it's not his style - but I didn't know who else would have. Now, I think I have an answer - Giovanni Battista Martini!

[@ttwiligh7]

The long duration trill in the fugue climax was Bach's favorite weapon. BWV 565, 542, and 578 all have it, but none in Martini's work.

[@stguitar9816]

Martini must be the composer of tocatta and fugue in d minor. I’ve never believed it was Bach, the minor key final cadence rather than Bach’s preferred tierce de picardi makes it suspect but martini ends the first allegro in the minor and the style and structure is exactly the same in the first 2 pieces. Thanks for this amazing music.

[@itskarl7575]

The style is indeed similar, but this alone is not enough to conclude that it must have been Martini.

[@ttwiligh7]

I hear no pedal part in Martini's organ output. Moreover BWV 565 has the very feel of north German organ school rather than of warm Italy. Martini's work is too charming to be edgy like BWV 565. If you listen to the fugue part, there is quite a logic going on with the amazing endurance and the music develops like a creature. I believe nobody other than Bach could pull that off.

[@hjeffrey668]

很棒喔👍👍

[@litoboy5]

great

[@MenelionFR]

Great music! What organ is it? to me it sounds like a decent but quite an old instrument.

[@miguelramonmonzongonzalez965]

🙋‍♂🎼💖👍👌

[@eduardofloressousa4346]

So so brilliant composer!