Re: Brandenburg Conc. No.3 1st movement J.S.Bach

2020-07-29T15:37:20Z

Amaryllis wrote:

A difficult piece you can play. I enjoyed.

Thank you very much for giving comment and listening.

Re: Brandenburg Conc. No.3 1st movement J.S.Bach

2020-07-28T15:37:56Z

A difficult piece you can play. I enjoyed.

Brandenburg Conc. No.3 1st movement J.S.Bach

2020-07-27T18:41:27Z

Someone said this is an unusual arrangement, (organ transcription edited by Maurizio Machella). Well, anyway, I managed to come through it, 9 pages This is the first movement, my earlier Brandenburg concert was third movement.
Because of this baroque music, I adjusted, as a test, this tuning to 415 hz. I read that the note to which Baroque ensembles tuned, varied widely at different times and in different places. (since 415hz is about a half-step below the modern standard of a 440 hz, the pitch of A 415 hz was seized on as a convenient modern ”baroque pitch” standard……wikipedia).

To play a wrong note is insignificant, to play without passion is inexcusable (Beethoven). And if you think I’m playing wrong some places, it is not the note I play, that’s the wrong note – it’s the note I play afterwards that makes it right or wrong. Well, at least I play with organteqenthusiasm (passion?)
And I use every upload here, as a learning experience for the next one.
My humble wish - try to enjoy 7 minutes of Bach.

I had to reduce the size of the file to get down to 10MB. Hope it didn’t sacrificing quality.

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...281%29.mp3

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