Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate it!
]]>they are indeed very challenging. by the way i don't know if you are interested, but Busoni wrote a long essay about how to prepare transcriptions of Bach's organ works. it's very fascinating to read. it appeared as a supplement to his edition of WTC 1.
Thank you very much for the valuable information.
I’ve seen the Busoni edition of the WTC in music stores before, but I wasn’t aware of the supplement. From a quick glance, it looks like there’s a lot of interesting content in it. My eyesight isn’t very good, so it may take me a little time to read it in detail, but I’m looking forward to doing so.
]]>Hi budo,
Thank you so much for listening and for your kind comment.
Yes, I actually have the scores for both the Busoni and Kempff transcriptions and have tried them out.
They’re on my list of pieces I’d love to play someday, but I’m not sure when that will be.
they are indeed very challenging. by the way i don't know if you are interested, but Busoni wrote a long essay about how to prepare transcriptions of Bach's organ works. it's very fascinating to read. it appeared as a supplement to his edition of WTC 1. supposedly this link will take you to it:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Special:ReverseLookup/3542
if that doesn't work you can find it in the list of editions here
]]>Thank you so much for listening and for your kind comment.
Yes, I actually have the scores for both the Busoni and Kempff transcriptions and have tried them out.
They’re on my list of pieces I’d love to play someday, but I’m not sure when that will be.
Thank you very much for your warm comment, even though you must have noticed the flaws in my performance.
I truly appreciate it.
Best regards and a happy new year.
J. Unruh
Translated DeepL
]]>Thank you for your kind and encouraging comment.
It really means a lot to me!
Thank you for your comment. Your words always encourage me, and your contribution to this forum is truly significant!
I’d love to learn from you about multitrack recording and how you use Syngular.
Happy New Year, everyone.
On January 1, 2026, I decided to take on a new challenge and would like to share the result with you. It is nothing particularly unusual, as many people do this, but it was my first time trying multitrack recording.
I love Organteq as much as Pianoteq, but since I do not have an organ console and only own a digital piano, until now I have mainly played pieces that can be performed on a single manual, such as works from The Well-Tempered Clavier.
This time, for the first time, I tried recording a piece written for two manuals and pedal using multitracking. I hope you will enjoy listening to it.
I wish you all a joyful and fulfilling year ahead.
YAMAHA CLP-875
Oraganteq 2.1.2 Royal Chapel (Versailles - 1711)
Happy New Year Triton!
Nice way to kick off the new year, looks to me like you beat the challenge!
Thanks for sharing!
Ken
]]>Happy New Year, everyone.
On January 1, 2026, I decided to take on a new challenge and would like to share the result with you. It is nothing particularly unusual, as many people do this, but it was my first time trying multitrack recording.
I love Organteq as much as Pianoteq, but since I do not have an organ console and only own a digital piano, until now I have mainly played pieces that can be performed on a single manual, such as works from The Well-Tempered Clavier.
This time, for the first time, I tried recording a piece written for two manuals and pedal using multitracking. I hope you will enjoy listening to it.
I wish you all a joyful and fulfilling year ahead.
YAMAHA CLP-875
Oraganteq 2.1.2 Royal Chapel (Versailles - 1711)
Nicely done Triton, first time multitrack recording. Waiting for more. I love Organteq (and Syngular).
And wishing you a great and safe New Year.
Best wishes,
Stig
On January 1, 2026, I decided to take on a new challenge and would like to share the result with you. It is nothing particularly unusual, as many people do this, but it was my first time trying multitrack recording.
I love Organteq as much as Pianoteq, but since I do not have an organ console and only own a digital piano, until now I have mainly played pieces that can be performed on a single manual, such as works from The Well-Tempered Clavier.
This time, for the first time, I tried recording a piece written for two manuals and pedal using multitracking. I hope you will enjoy listening to it.
I wish you all a joyful and fulfilling year ahead.
YAMAHA CLP-875
Oraganteq 2.1.2 Royal Chapel (Versailles - 1711)