Orgelmarathon - Bach: Praeludium und Fuge ES-Dur -Olivier Latry

Johann Sebastian BACH (1685 - 1750) - Praeludium und Fuge ES-Dur.
Olivier Latry -Titularorganist an Notre Dame de Paris - an der großen Oberlinger Orgel in St. Joseph, Bonn-Beuel anlässlich der Orgelkonzerte zum 65. Geburtstag von Hans Peter Reiners .
(mit freundlicher Genehmigung des Veranstalters)
Informationen zu den Konzerten unter www.internation...

[@alfredr9953]

Fantastische Interpretation, einfach nur virtuos !! Ich mag das Tempo im Spiel, auch wenn es das Original passagenweise langsamer vorsieht.

[@jardozouille1677]

Ce qui est génial avec bach, c’est que tu peux en écouter toute ta vie, et pourtant, toujours, tu finis par tomber sur une pièce à laquelle tu n’avais pas vraiment prêté attention, et qui te fait ta semaine...

[@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949]

What kind of genius is this man? Without notes and played perfectly. This world is not lost yet. May the Lord bless you all. Best wishes from Hamburg/Germany

[@tinkaluisa8540]

M. Latry is the best there is. And a nice person to boot.

[@leonpiorek3211]

Hey, I know Jesus loves you so much, he has got such a good plan for you!

[@daucuscarota6602]

M. Latry is no "kind of genius", he is simply a very good organist. Professional musicians often play pieces from memory.

[@susannewinter6372]

Vor fast genau 20 Jahren durfte ich zu diesem Orgel Stück zu meiner Hochzeit in die Kirche einziehen. Hatte lange davor immer schon davon geträumt. Ich liebe es. 🎼

[@emilmanke1020]

Ich finde, es ist das festlichste Präludium von J.S.Bach. Exzellent von einem kompetenten Meister vorgetragen! Danke Olivier Latry! Bedauerlich, dass seine Heimatorgel für lange Zeit nicht bespielbar ist.

[@orgelfan1675]

Die Fuge ist allerdings viel majestätischer. Und bedauerlich ist das Feuer, großartig ist, dass die Orgel intakt ist.

[@emilmanke1020]

@@orgelfan1675 Zumindest die St.Annen-Fuge! (Teil 1) - Danke!

[@daucuscarota6602]

​@@orgelfan1675 Die Fuge ist in der Tat sehr schön. Das Eingangsthema ganz ruhig, langsam majestätisch ausgreifend, sehr eindrucksvoll.

[@martynparfect8571]

Had the prelude before my late father's memorial service and the fugue at the end of the service.

[@class87srule]

This is the great Eb major Prelude and Fugue - known in England as the 'St Anne' because of the resemblance of the fugue subject (15':51") to the hymn tune of that name. Latry is one superb Bach player, articulation, pedalwork and musicianship to die for!

[@enzopedretti2660]

Semplicemente fantastico. Di solito i francesi hanno un modo romantico di suonare Bach,ma Latry lo suona con sensibilità, detaché e interpretazione veramente unici. Complimenti al Maestro

[@lucianocampagnoli3737]

Olivier Latry, vederlo suonare e sentirlo è uno spettacolo indescrivibile. Troppo bello...e la naturalezza con cui affronta i brani più impegnativi della letteratura organistica. Un vero grande della musica contemporanea...

[@elian3941]

Aussi beau prélude... Merci M. Latry

[@martinmoller5591]

Großartiger Organist! Bewundernswert!

[@RogueHarry]

Magnifiquement interpréter par un grand organiste. Qui était membre du jury pour le choix de l'organiste en résidence pour l'orgue de la Mason symphonique de Montréal OSM. Bravo Monsieur Latry pour vos interprétations.

[@spouten10]

M. Larry est un grand artiste. J'aime toujours l'écouter.

[@adamt4399]

Uduchowiona ,piękna muzyka i czyste profesjonalne wykonanie-czego chcieć więcej od życia :-) Dziękuję Olivier.

[@chriskutscher]

..it's like heaven on earth while listening!! thank u mr. bach and mr. latry!!

[@Werner1503]

Wunderbare Interpretation meines (derzeitigen) Lieblingsstückes !

[@MegaCirse]

The mark of a musician who truly understands the soul of the pipe organ is one who understands how to work with the resonance of his space....too many organists keep playing at a pace unmatched to the resonance of the hall... The fading echo and silence are every bit a part of the performance as the bright fanfare...Without the silence, the fanfare becomes just noise !

[@hans-christiansohn1609]

Sie spielen das Stück wunderschön und erinnern mich an meinen verstorbenen Vater, der das Es-Dur Preludium genauso interpretiert hat wie Sie. SCHALOM ALECHEM

[@Commissario60]

Grande interpretazione di uno dei massimi capolavori Bachiani....

[@jeanjacquescorbier5447]

Superbe interprétation! J'apprécie particulièrement l'excellente articulation et le tempo du prélude car c'est bien une ouverture a la Française. La registration est également très adaptée le finale de la triple fugue est fulgurant est vous propulse direct au ciel! MERCI,

[@johnwebsster6247]

Amazing Organ playing by one of the most gifted Organist in the world. No wonder he has the Notre Dame organ post.It must be marvellous to hear him play there at a main Sunday morning Mass.

[@geuros]

+JOHN WEBSSTER no offence, Notre-Dame organ may be large, but that's when the list of good things about the organ ends. The organ is so devalved by many reconstructions and addittions and etc. that it has almost nothing common with the original Cavaillé-Coll. For instance, try to compare Notre-Dame organ and the organ of St. Sulpice. St. Sulpice is of similar size, but sounds technically like it sounded 150 years ago when Cavaillé-Coll finished it. And sounds great, unlike the grand orgue of Notre-Dame... It's a bit sad, but it's true

[@mikepen3477]

it would be interesting to know what Latry thinks about the "improved" state of the organ today...

[@sarolta41]

JOHN WEBSSTER o

[@orgelfan1675]

@@geuros St. Sulpice is the better one.

[@geuros]

@@orgelfan1675 that's what I said 🙂

[@TomCloyd]

I think this is a very fine reading of this incredible piece. The prelude as he plays it is muscular and full of robust energy. Dazzling! Then his entry into the fugue is quite magisterial, and then the power and energy re-enters and it just leaves the earth! It's a very honest reading, to my mind, and has great musical integrity. Oh and this organ: I'm instantly compelled by the power and clarity of the sound. My thanks to the recording engineer, as well as Mr. Latry and of course the ever amazing JSB.

[@snoolee7950]

that's how he plays, like a rock star

[@csukorarpad]

Ezt a prelúdiumot és fúgát Bach a Szentháromság tiszteletére komponálta. Szerkesztésében megmutatkozik a hármas tagoltság. Háromtémás fúgáját pedig, kifejezetten Szentháromság-fúgának is nevezik, mert három teljesen különböző fúga gyönyörűen szerkesztett harmóniája emeli fel a hallgató lelkét a Szentháromság dicsőítésének magaslatára. Az Atyának, a Fiúnak és a Szentléleknek, - a Szentháromságnak, - fúgatémái, a mű végén, egybeolvadva zengi és hirdeti Isten dicsőítését. Az egyik legtökéletesebb előadás!!

[@miccko1960]

always returning to this very performance of BWV 552!!

[@MR-hi5qm]

Bravo, Latry !

[@francescogalante4042]

Grande interpretazione! Come sempre.

Phantastische Interpretation ! Und alles auswendig...

[@carlalbertrotwang1266]

Auswendig ist für solche Könner kein Problem. Dennoch: CHAPEAU!

[@davereich8719]

Excellent enterpretation and performance. Quite a task to make a French organ like that sound appropriate for Bach. I so look forward to hearing you live in California next February (2024)!

[@kubootv]

He's playing without notes... amazing :)

[@bazejkemnitz499]

Jakub Dzierżak We francuskiej szkole organowej na koncertach gra się bez nut.

[@organbestplus]

Fantastico.! Eccezionalmente bravo!

[@leonpiorek3211]

Jesus loves you guys so much!

[@robertmuller5807]

Perfekt

[@mathiaskowol7181]

Die Orgel trägt die Seele zum Himmel !!!!

[@mersa83]

Without notes. Incredible!

[@7bertali]

Absolutely Divine!

[@martinmoller5591]

Merca, OLivier Latry!

[@henkvandervelden9563]

Mercy

[@chriskutscher]

..molto bravo!!

[@algorithmicmusic804]

Amazing!!!

[@charlesdavis7087]

I wonder how many hundred times Oliver has played this great work? He knocks it out ball park toward the end.

[@januszsindlewski6249]

Cudooooo!!!

[@nfkjazzer]

it's good - but listen to Helmut Walcha - among other things, a much more majestic ending - as befits this fantastic amazing composition

[@TedATL1]

nfkjazzer I agree, final fugue way too fast.

[@paensu]

nfkjazzer Ahh Walcha, Richter... great masters gone times

[@user-ru8vy1uz7c]

Браво молодец

[@kybo61]

What's amazing to me is there is NO music in front of him. None. He has all this memorized. WOW.

[@rayancharafeddine4982]

By the time you learn to play it well enough there is noway you wouldn't memorize it

[@rmanzanog1]

May be playing without reading produces a more sensitive rendering.

[@Vindebyvej]

magnific!

[@amadeus178]

ofc Bach is not boring. I meant the way he played it not the way it was composed.

[@mcsingar]

💕

[@carlalbertrotwang1266]

Auswendig ist für solche Könner kein Problem. Dennoch: CHAPEAU!

[@orgelfan1675]

Carl Albert Rotwang Das Ding ist, dass das auswendig vollkommen unwichtig ist. Wenn man ein Stück von Bach gelernt hat, kann man es sowieso automatisch auswendig.

[@spiritussanctusband]

@@orgelfan1675 kommt drauf an. Ich übe derzeit an BWV 582. Ich bin näher dran, das zu beherrschen, als das auswendig zu können. Das braucht aber noch einige Übestunden (und Latry-Niveau wird das auch dann nicht). Bach an der Orgel finde ich aber viel schwerer auswendig zu lernen, als Chopin am Klavier. Bach an der Orgel dauert bei mir Monate, eine Chopinballade am Klavier kann ich nach 3 Tagen auswendig (aber noch überhaupt gar nicht ansatzweise vernünftig spielen).

[@orgelfan1675]

@@spiritussanctusband Ich empfehle dir allerdings, einmal alle Fingersätze zu notieren, das erleichtert das lernen sehr.

[@spiritussanctusband]

@@orgelfan1675 davon habe ich eine Menge notiert. Langsam wird es auch recht gut.

[@hyramesshiramess1035]

A consummate master of the instrument who plays with uncommon elegance and great taste in registration, but his heart seems cold to me. M. Latry marches through this magnificent edifice of musical architecture the way Sherman must have marched through Georgia. I much prefer a more spacious, highly inflected interpretation with evidence of breathing between the phrases and greater awareness of the dramatic shifts in mood and character that appear with each definable section. The startlingly brisk pace of the third fugue may be a stunning exhibition of virtuosity, but it robs the piece of the awe-inspiring grandeur implicit in the music evoked so wonderfully by André Marchal and his great pupil Peter Hurford. This performance, Alas! is less about Bach than it is about the admirable M. Latry. A great performance of this great of all organ works, even so.

[@lthrnsmk]

enjoy a variety of interpretations of this fine music, including this one, for its clarity and focus. Isn't it a delight that there is not a single 'right' way to perform and enjoy this masterpiece? How shallow our musical world would be otherwise. Kudos M> Latry

[@martinmoller5591]

Sherman in Georgia, this one is great!

[@josefabtmeier4398]

Hyramess Hiramess q

[@user-tr4nb5fe1r]

올리버 라트리는. 축복 받은 사람 .... 오르가니스트 중 젤 부러우이......

[@ericholicky3797]

J'ai lu pas mal de commentaires de gens qui jugent cette interprétation trop impersonnelle, mécanique ou que sais-je encore... Je crois plutôt qu'Olivier Latry, à l'instar des plus grands intrumentistes, est trop humble pour ne pas laisser parler la musique d'elle-même et pour éviter la tentation d'en faire des tonnes.

[@TedATL1]

Eric Holicky Last section way too fast. Just a blur. What’s point?

[@meetsysteem0112]

I think the thing is that fugues are generally quite hard to memorize. There's so much going on that one often needs at least some hint ocassionally on how proceed. Not so for Latry, it would seem.

[@tjuhs]

Und das hat der alles im Kopf... Summa cum laude. Sehr schöne Interpretation. Letzter Satz vl. etwas schnell, aber der große Meister wirds dem anderen großen Meister schon recht gemacht haben...😊

[@maxcohen13]

To each, their own.

[@Energiereichtum]

This BWV-552-recording video was incorporated into my playlist kzbin.info/aero/PL0QcOZER1qylcF3gUKimys9TsRlxB4pU9 having currently 76 different interpretations of the prelude on pipe organs in churches.

[@NicholasKuhne]

You are a wonderful human being. I will listen to all of these now in one sitting!

[@bordone32]

Bravissimo. Peccato per il finale. Non si capisce come mai questo improvviso cambio di tempo.

[@Mulfola]

also it is harder to train the fingers to repeat something than it is to train the brain to read something

[@schrysafis]

100% true

[@levimatheri7682]

A bit too fast for the last part of the Fugue

[@davidellsworth173]

Great performance! Would have preferred a different instrument however more consistent with what Bach played.

[@stephenthompson6395]

Please clean up the mess behind the console. Thank you. Dr. Stephen

[@Internationale-Orgelkonzerte]

you're welcome to help out -- 6 Concerts within a timeframe of 7 hours, changing temperatures which needed a retuning of the reeds before and inbetween, choir and orchestra rehearsals in the morning, artists arriving only a few hours before they perform ... we just didn't have time ;-)

[@pipeup1]

Sublime - with no score!!

[@FatherKeeg]

Played well but WAY TOO QUICKLY!,, I had to reduce the playback-speed down to .75 to enjoy it fully.

[@robertgift]

I also play this fromemory. Reading distracts me and I may perceive in my mind what I read but not what isounding.

[@avenuedumaine1315]

Latry is Latry, no further comments.

[@camilloflaim8933]

Gli autori più eseguiti sono francesi tedeschi olandesi danesi inglesi, per quanto riguardano i programmi di concerti di musiche organistiche.

[@michaelkoch68]

Auswendig gespielt.Absolut fantastisch.Aber vom Charakter und der Einfühlsamkeit her gesehen, eher heruntergerissen gespielt.Daniel Roth gefällt mir besser.

[@carlalbertrotwang1266]

Die Interpretation von Helmut Walcha ist auch sehr gut.

[@erikdeuerling6569]

Das stimmt ! Die Interpretation ist schon sehr gut gelungen, aber der Charakter eines ,,Bachs" ist nicht zu erkennen.

[@carmoe17]

Not a fan of the tempo changes but a great performance nonetheless

[@martinhubert3722]

magnificat

[@sanchopansa1950]

quel numero BWV ?

[@xxx-hc2rc]

sancho pansa 552

[@gemmacoebergh8062]

552

[@even1222]

You're boring! Biebier is boring, Rihanna is boring, Lady Gaga is boring, Beyonce is obring, but not Bach!!

[@tinkaluisa8540]

Latry is never boring.

[@dissilymordentroge5818]

You’re tone deaf.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

As an organist myself, I have never understood the love for French consoles. Ergonomically, they are a disaster.

[@class87srule]

The new console is much better.

[@keplergso8369]

JS Bach, maybe the least boring musician !! I am kidding, but in a way...

[@camilloflaim8933]

Osservando le composizioni presenti nei programmi di concerti di organo a canne noto che le composizioni per organo italiane sono le più ignorate al di fuori dell'arco alpino.

[@faustofiorin8948]

Evidentemente ci sarà un motivo...

[@petrusasemicorma9290]

Suonato bene. ..ma altra cosa interpretare

[@lanaatkinson5183]

Ba eckilick

[@KV4671]

Hij begrijpt niets van Bach.

[@dustcapital]

?

[@henkvandervelden9563]

Ja ij ook niet!!!

[@paensu]

Michaël Wisse Ja, voellig richtig!

[@emilmanke1020]

Dat kun je niet zeggen. Hij is gewoon niet jouw typische Bach-tolk.

[@dst4307]

Sehr französisch gespielt ich glaube der Mann hat keine Ahnung wie man Bach spielt. Der ganze Charakter in dem Stück ist verloren gegangen, schade

[@mrstevebournias]

well performed but boring

[@lanaatkinson5183]

Hässlich

[@amadeus178]

sry but this is just boring. Well played, but boring.

[@wolfgangoker1865]

amadeus178 nonsense

[@laurentdevrillac3301]

On the contrary.Not boring at all.Monsieur Latry understands what he plays, deeply.