Modartt user forum - Would you like to dance a gigue?

Re: Would you like to dance a gigue?

2021-06-15T09:49:00Z

Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

Nice speed in this music, you get caught up in the music, almost like flying from the beginning….Of course I haven't heard this before, but I like the piece and your playing. This is an excellent playing ! Wonderful speed.
Thank you,
Stig
P.S. If you have time, read my comment on Francisco De La Torre Alta too. It is great early Renaissance. I like it.

Dear friend
I have been reading your comment and... thank you again.
I try to do the best search but unfortunately what I find is not always suitable for the organ.
It is always a pleasure to share my adaptations and transcriptions
During the summer, I'll ba playing some of them on a real organ i Auvergne

Cheers
Take care and stay safe

Re: Would you like to dance a gigue?

2021-06-14T20:33:35Z

Nice speed in this music, you get caught up in the music, almost like flying from the beginning….Of course I haven't heard this before, but I like the piece and your playing. This is an excellent playing ! Wonderful speed.
Thank you,

Stig

P.S. If you have time, read my comment on Francisco De La Torre Alta too. It is great early Renaissance. I like it.

Would you like to dance a gigue?

2021-06-14T16:26:07Z

Hello Everybody
Here is a dancing air for you
I arranged for organ the Giga In B Flat Minor composed by Karl Heinrich Graun - (Wahrenbrück 1704 or 1703 - Berlin 1759)

https://soundcloud.com/jbuvat/karl-hein...-for-organ

I hope that you'll love this