I Call on Thee, Lord. Bach Transcriptions

Great Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542: Fantasia

J.S. Bach's Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542, recorded in August 2012 live in concert at Milwaukee's historic Gesu Church on the newly renovated IV/115 Schantz Organ.

J.S. Bach - Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542

Originally my GCSE composition, I rewrote this piece two and a half years later. I was heavily influenced by the James Bond soundtracks in Y11, and have tried to maintain that aspect of this piece. I don't remember the origin of the name, nor am I sure what this piece is meant to be; my teacher called it an 'instrumental ballad' which seems fitting. Perhaps one day it could be recorded properly or even have lyrics.

If you have any ideas or queries, please email me on sftt@quandery.com :)

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a manically calm 31-tone fever dream in three movements

Harmonic Shifts

Vegr til Stormbrúk; "The Road to Stormbruck"

Soundtrack written for a friend's short story.

Vegr til Stormbrúk

Bach: Toccaten & Fantasien für Orgel

Fantasia und Fuge in G Minor, BWV 542

16 Фантазии и фуги для органа

BWV542 Фантазия и фуга соль минор

Bach - Liszt: Fantasie And Fugue G Minor BWV542. Ernesto Consolo 1913 on Triphonola 53265.
c  Recorded* only for educational purposes from digitized piano roll/'ScanImageMIDI' by VViljanenJan23, 2019. ANY KIND OF COMMERCIAL USE PROHIBITED.
Photo: Ernesto Consolo (1864-1931)born September 15, 1864 in London , died March 21, 1931 in Florence , was an Italian pianist .
Consolo was a student of Giovanni Sgambati in Rome and Carl Reinecke in Leipzig . From 1901 he won a name among contemporary piano virtuosos through his refined technique, rhythmic clarity and soundness in the perception. He was living at Lugano in Switzerland , but mostly on concert trips . In 1905 he visited Sweden
*The temperament used here: Baroque 'WellTemperament' (Bach-Kellner) with 415Hz diapason (although the roll pianos used for roll recordings might have been tuned into 432-440Hz

Bach - Liszt: Fantasie And Fugue G Minor BWV542. Ernesto Consolo 1913 on Triphonola 53265

Gerhard Gnann plays the Johann Andreas Silbermann organ of Strasbourg Saint-Thomas (1741), Alsace, France;
excerpt from Aeolus' SACD edition "Johann Sebastian Bach - Complete Organ Works played on Silbermann organs in the alsace"

Fantasie g-Moll BWV 542

The first track of Samuel's debut recording - Liszt and Wagner: The Opera of Two Composers. Performed on the stunning, newly restored organ of Tewkesbury Abbey, this disc explores the relationship between two of the nineteenth century's greatest cultural titans. It begins with their meeting and culminates with Liszt's tender 'Am Grabe Richard Wagners' - a piece written at his friend's grave. Please do get in touch if you would like to buy this CD. They are available directly from Samuel priced at £12 (including postage) or £10 from him in person.

Richard Wagner (arr. Franz Liszt) Pilgerchor (Tannhäuser)

Hi! I'm a student and make strange sounds and call the nicer ones music. Really, I'm quite harmless; MuseScore is my accomplice.

Despite the weird noises I throw online, I'm fairly musical; I sing tenor, study geography, and have a soft spot for anything rich, strange, or beautiful — from Langlais' Messe Solennelle to Miles Davis, from Bond soundtracks to Bach. I love jazz, choral stuff, cronchy harmonies, and composers who know how to twist a phrase: Palestrina, Purcell, Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Verdi, Brahms, Stanford, Parry, Elgar, Fauré, Ravel, Reger, Debussy, Mahler, the Schumanns, Tchaikovsky, Poulenc, Messiaen, Vierne, Duruflé, Langlais, George Dyson, Easley Blackwood, Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis, David Arnold, Caro Emerald, Thomas Hewitt Jones, and occasionally Rutter when I'm feeling soft.

No AI music here. I suffer for this 😭

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J King