J. S. Bach - BWV 682 - Vater unser im Himmelreich, a 2 Clav. e Pedale

[@wiktorLicht]

This is honestly the best interpretation I have ever heard. And by far. It flows so easily forward. So light, but not reckless. Just perfect.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm really glad you like my recording😊

[@GilbertoGuarino]

I myself am an organist. BWV 682 is harmonically and contrapunctually superb. And bloody difficult (LOL!...) And you did it splendidly!

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you so much for your comment!:-)

[@GilbertoGuarino]

@@OrganistDanielBruun My pleasure!

[@wiktorLicht]

Yeah and it doesn't look so difficult 😂 just a few notes here and there. But that's truly a piece for masters of the instrument.

[@jellypooh3]

Wonderful playing and execution! You truly are a master of the Master's works!! I truly feel his presence when I hear you play! I truly enjoy your style and see how much you really enjoy sharing the great music that Bach created in honor of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!! I know you have a deep love in your heart for the Lord, and that makes your playing all the more special!! God's peace always!!

[@Ysengrin00]

Quelle merveille .......

[@vivettkit]

Bravo!

[@Gabry2138]

Thank you. A super rendering of an idea of one of the greatest Men of the universe. SDG

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you for your comment!

[@russedav5]

Truly exemplary!

[@harmoniamusicae]

SUPERBE!!

[@Polythenepiper11]

I have been enjoying your You Tube posts of music from the Bach Clavierbung III. You play this music very fluently and with a sure grasp of Bach's mature organ style. The large "Vater unser" (one of Bach's most technically and musically difficult organ pieces!) is especially fine.

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Robert Wisniewski Thank you very much Robert!

[@OldPannonian]

This piece will give you a great practice in correcting any timing and tempo issues you may have problems with.

[@russedav5]

Yet the ultimate step is memorization so that the score crutch not enslave.

[@JohannNeuninger]

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[@sunchurch2287]

What a wonderful performance. I've always hated this piece - listening to it usually feels like being repeatedly jabbed with a pair of scissors - but you make it seem friendly and timeless. What's a Chorwecker, by the way?

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you for your positive feedback - I'm glad you liked it! I think the Chorwecker is a stop to call for the choir (the singers who sing for the service)

[@voixdelabime]

Congratulations for this wonderful interpretation! May I ask which is the registration you chose? The pedal sounds like typical bass of 16' + 8' flue stops, but what do you have in the manuals giving that color? Perhaps an 8' reed stop in the left hand and the quint 2 2/3' in the right hand?

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

voixdelabime Thank you! Yes, I use an 8' reed in the left hand and the quint in the right hand:-)

[@СветланаКамалова-ы4м]

ок. нормально

[@creativemusicAS]

Hm, I find the interpretation rather superficial... All this wonderful moments of harmonic miracles are difficult to experience in this rigid tempo. And touching is very unispired, rather harsh. Just to set a counterpoint, no offence. :) Technically, of course, well done, but in general with a lack of deeper understanding, from my point of view...

[@didierducret285]

Perfect but to faaaaaassstttttt Slowly it's better for every perfects notes of partiture Mmmm Slowly please It's not a race de have all how time to hear perfection

[@MultiTyrannosaurus]

Bravo!

[@OrganistDanielBruun]

Thank you😊