Praetorius - Nun freut euch, lieben Christen g'mein

[@MrZachow1]

einzigartig schön .)ich bin verzaubert von der Schönheit der Orgel udn den Kompositionen ( und natürlich den / die Interpreten

[@enemanozzle]

Vorzüglich interpretiert, vielen Dank - durch Michael Praetorius kommt man in eine andere Welt.

[@kardosp]

Szép. Nagyon szép. Köszönöm!

[@georgeberger8974]

Praetorius is glorious! This is wonderful.

[@seankoreski5826]

What a Fabulous Instrument. It has one of the Best sounding Regals I've ever heard! What an impressive Stop List! This is what Organs were meant to sound like! I hope to see this Organ in person one day!

[@philippehoyez9398]

This is the Compenius organ located at Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerod, Denmark. This historic and exceptional instrument is the work of Esaias Compenius, built in 1610 for the Hessian castle in Wolfenbüttel. The organ was given to Christian IV for the castle of Frederiksborg in 1617, it had been designed with the advice of his friend Michael Praetrorius, who himself came to install it at the castle. In 1791 the organ was transferred from Frederiksborg Castle to Frederiksberg Church in Copenhagen. This gesture saved the instrument from destruction: indeed, on December 17, 1859, the castle was destroyed by a gigantic fire. After the reconstruction of the castle, the organ was brought back to the very place where it was in 1617. This is where visitors to the castle can admire and listen to it today.

[@MegumiJones]

What a fabulous-sounding instrument!

[@philippehoyez9398]

This is the Compenius organ located at Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerod, Denmark. This historic and exceptional instrument is the work of Esaias Compenius, built in 1610 for the Hessian castle in Wolfenbüttel. The organ was given to Christian IV for the castle of Frederiksborg in 1617, it had been designed with the advice of his friend Michael Praetrorius, who himself came to install it at the castle. In 1791 the organ was transferred from Frederiksborg Castle to Frederiksberg Church in Copenhagen. This gesture saved the instrument from destruction: indeed, on December 17, 1859, the castle was destroyed by a gigantic fire. After the reconstruction of the castle, the organ was brought back to the very place where it was in 1617. This is where visitors to the castle can admire and listen to it today.

[@arsmvsica8787]

Frederiksberg: La riche finesse des sonorités, ... la profondeur des graves, ... un extraordinaire relief ! Certainement la de la Facture d'Orgue !!

[@TheGaltonian]

A truly magnificent sound, and beautifully played.

[@wwelti]

Absolutely magnificent. I can't stop listening this recording.

[@Polomokipo23]

MICHAEL PRAETORIUS ( Creuzburg 1571-1621 Wolfenbuttel ) NUN FREUT EUCH,LIEBEN CHRITEN G'MEIN Une pure merveille merci à Jean Charles et William qui sont grandiose.

[@The4747Mark]

Beautiful indeed! And beautifully played on a noble organ.

[@philippehoyez9398]

Une pure merveille !

[@marcussfebruary9104]

I love the combination of stops!

[@vanni9283]

That's a very rich sounding Regal!!!

[@MegaCirse]

Michael Praetorius est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@steffenklann7431]

,, Ich bin Christ ! - Aber ich bete, das diese Welt, nach dieser Pandemie wieder ,, Aufatmen,, kann und glücklich, sein kann !!!,,

[@baroqueman1]

Gave me such a lift that it almost had me dancing around the room.

[@jaibhimadevi5805]

Rackett? Crumhorn? Glorious.

[@francoislebedel4428]

Quel merveilleux instrument aux sonorités suaves, profondes dans les graves, délicieusement acidulées dans les notes les plus élevées. C'est un enchantement.

[@philippehoyez9398]

Il s'agit de l'orgue Compenius situé au château de Frederiksborg à Hillerod, au Danemark. Cet instrument historique et exceptionnel est l'œuvre d'Esaias Compenius, construit en 1610 pour le château de Hesse à Wolfenbüttel. L'orgue fut donné à Christian IV pour le château de Frederiksborg en 1617, il avait été conçu avec les conseils de son ami Michael Praetrorius, qui lui-même vint l'installer au château. En 1791, l'orgue fut transféré du château de Frederiksborg à l'église de Frederiksberg à Copenhague. Ce geste sauva l'instrument de la destruction : en effet, le 17 décembre 1859, le château fut détruit par un gigantesque incendie. Après la reconstruction du château, l'orgue a été ramené à l'endroit même où il se trouvait en 1617. C'est là que les visiteurs du château peuvent l'admirer et l'écouter aujourd'hui.

[@francoislebedel4428]

@@philippehoyez9398 / Merci, cher ami, pour ces précisions intéressantes. Cet instrument modeste par sa taille et le nombre de ses tuyaux( 1000) est une merveille par ses sonorités, extraordinaires, ses tuyaux étant tous en bois, y compris les flûtes. L'organiste en tire parti avec un art incomparable. J'aime tellement.

[@frederiklaureys1516]

MERVEILLEUX...

[@estellegerthoffert572]

du vrai plaisir en ce bas monde

[@Teona.aka.Maria.Tureschi]

Beautiful !

[@DerPreusseFriedrich]

This is played on the famous Compenius Organ in Denmark (See description) . I love the renaissance style rankett stop ;)

[@philippehoyez9398]

This is the Compenius organ located at Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerod, Denmark. This historic and exceptional instrument is the work of Esaias Compenius, built in 1610 for the Hessian castle in Wolfenbüttel. The organ was given to Christian IV for the castle of Frederiksborg in 1617, it had been designed with the advice of his friend Michael Praetrorius, who himself came to install it at the castle. In 1791 the organ was transferred from Frederiksborg Castle to Frederiksberg Church in Copenhagen. This gesture saved the instrument from destruction: indeed, on December 17, 1859, the castle was destroyed by a gigantic fire. After the reconstruction of the castle, the organ was brought back to the very place where it was in 1617. This is where visitors to the castle can admire and listen to it today.

[@sandygereau635]

This is marvelous - does anyone know where to find the score?

[@estellegerthoffert572]

hello Jean-Charles!

[@estellegerthoffert572]

qui c'est qui souffle?