Max Reger - Introduction und Passacaglia in d-moll (Ádám Tabajdi)

Élő jótékonysági koncert a Debreceni Református Nagytemplomban.
It was a part of a live charity concert at 2011. 06. 15. in the Calvinist Great Church of Debrecen. Made by a Roland R-05.

[@user-ij9cb4lu6b]

Невероятная по силе воздействия музыка! Впервые услышала в органном зале Светлогорска. Сердце еле выдержало! Великолепно!!!

[@adelkenter9358]

Reger ist manchmal inniger sogar als Bach zB das schlichte Nachtlied

[@Kaixo31]

Awesome performance of this very difficult piece, all the more impressive that it was recorded during a recital. Technical command and musical inspiration: congratulations and thanks for sharing !

[@RichardMartin2]

Koszonom szepen! Es a Nagytemplom Debrecenben van a legszebb!

[@adelkenter9358]

Jede Kirche ist schön

[@philatelist26]

Extraordinary poise and majesty.

[@IvanBogdanReincke]

Nagyon szép előadás! Grat Àdám!

[@ulrichsteiger757]

👍👍👍Ein tolles Werk, hervorragend interpretiert, vielen Dank👏👏‼️‼️

[@BruceXuHasADream]

Absolutely Glorious!

[@timstoffel4799]

Enjoyed the performance of one of my favorite pieces for organ, plus being able to follow along in the score.

[@mauricemusician7636]

You can see the influence of the Bach Passacaglia in C minor.

[@OmarCaccia]

Standing Ovation for this amazing interpretation.

[@robertgift]

Wonderful performance, organist Ádám Tabajdi! Thank you for sharing it.

[@robertgift]

Fantastic! Wonderful to hear this great performance again! Thank you, muvesz, for posting this.

[@stefanhempel3768]

Danke sehr o ja Max Reger

[@amandaplazek]

Your runs around the 6 minute mark are so clean! Well done. My favorite part of this recording.

[@stanleykubricki]

Greetings my Beloved Music Lovers, but this is is the St. Stephan`s Cathedral Organ of Passau in Germany. No Offence here, this is an Ariola Eurodisc Recording by Edgar Krapp in 1984. It is available on CD in Germany. Thank You.

[@innadudakova1]

FANTASTIC!!!

[@lightbb]

어떻게 마지막에 D Major가 될 수 있지요 ! 마지막 한 음을 통해 모든 것이 해결되는 그 완벽한 작곡이 너무 놀랍습니다 !

[@martonk]

Csak így tovább, barátom, csodálatos mű csodálatos előadása. Észrevetted, hogy az orgonaművekben youtube-on mi magyarok vagyunk a legjobbak pl: tsnamelong

[@bbinchi]

Bravo, Ádám! I love your interpretation of this great work.

[@robertgift]

Thank you, Muvesz, for posting this wonderful performance and for showing the score. Haven't seen it in years since I memorized this work. Looks different now. Just discovered that I do not play the pedal octave notes beginning at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="340">5:40</a>.

[@eliaspraxmarer7902]

That would be really great! :) I have been working on the fugue of. op. 52/2 till July, it is so beautiful! I will play this masterwork for my organ exam next year.. :) Greetings

[@JanRLuth-od9tn]

Sehr schön gespield.

[@JanRLuth-od9tn]

gespielt

[@notredameswarrior1]

I was wondering if anyone did that. I do agree, I'm learning this piece right now

[@ThomasRadnai]

Nagyon jó! Gratulálok! Üdv:Thomas

[@alonshofar]

Awesome work!

[@muvesz0419]

Dear @mrdavethecomposer! I'll study the B-A-C-H phantasy in this summer. When I can make a good record I'll load up that with a score.

[@johnstag1391]

Majestic

[@deew6625]

outstanding

[@eliaspraxmarer7902]

What a great performance! Thank you for posting! Will you ever record Reger's "Wachet auf ruft uns die Stimme" ? :) Greetings from Austria

[@muvesz0419]

@ThomasRadnaiMusic Nagyon köszönöm!

[@mrdavethecomposer]

THANKS!!! Can you please also make one of "Phantasie uber B-A-C-H"???

[@DailyKosia]

Reminds about the Passacaglia und Fuge of JS Bach

[@spiritussanctusband]

Every Passacaglia after Bach is inspired by Bachs magnificant work. It is not possible to compose a Passacaglia without influence from BWV 582.

[@robertgift]

Muvesz: "Dear robertgift! I think you should take more attention for the pedals. I play the octaves at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="340">5:40</a>. There are breaks in the manual, when you can hear the pedal octaves." Thank you. Somehow I forgot those pedal octave notes. I held the quarter notes into half notes and did not play the octave higher quarter notes. I probably did that because it was easier and no one heard (perceived) the octave higher notes.

[@adelkenter9358]

Fachsimpelei,höre ich nicht raus

[@Borduurvlindertje]

Its climbing a High mountain and reach the clouds

[@mrdavethecomposer]

@muvesz0419 WOW!!! that would be highly appreciated. I imagine it would take tremendous effort to learn it. Do you have a PDF of the phantasie by any chance that you could mail to me?

[@bryceword1768]

And the gates of hell shall open!! 😈🦇

[@robertgift]

Wonderful! The way I MISTAKENLY play it, I like better! Beginning at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="340">5:40</a>, after the trilled pedal notes I play half notes and do not do the octave jumps in the pedal. Sounds more powerful and massive.

[@numbersix1908]

Robert Gift yes, but that's not the way it was written ;-)

[@robertgift]

Manyears ago I memorized this. Somehow I have changed it. I have found that I have changed some notes in other works I memorized.

[@BruceXuHasADream]

doing that would probably be more powerful and easier for the organist too!!

[@oficer08]

Ptas, Ptus, Ptys, Nice, Brains, Zombies

[@Sjajutami1]

Reger's music🙄...the introduction was stolen from Bach G moll fantasie ...not only style but many harmonies