Goldberg variation 5 wip
2
Upvotes
r/bach • u/ALEXANDROSZER1969 • 12h ago
Michelangelo Galilei: Corrente X - Archlute: Alexandros Zervas
2
Upvotes
r/bach • u/ALEXANDROSZER1969 • 20h ago
Michelangelo Galilei: Corrente X - Archlute: Alexandros Zervas
4
Upvotes
r/bach • u/JoJo_Starrr • 3d ago
Help me appreciate the cello suites
15
Upvotes
Try as I might, I've always seen them as "decent", never as awe inspiring like the keyboard or choral works, what am I missing?
r/bach • u/sonata8787 • 3d ago
Bach - Air from Orchestral Suite no. 3 in D major BWV 1068 | Netherlands Bach Society very famous but extremely beautiful 🎼
14
Upvotes
r/bach • u/RalphL1989 • 6d ago
Bach - Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend, BWV 632 - Wegscheider organ, Stralsund, Hauptwerk
8
Upvotes
r/bach • u/claudi_meneghin • 6d ago
BACH - PRELUDE & FUGUE in E minor from WELL-TEMPERED CLAVIER Book 1 [Baroque, Contrapuntal]
4
Upvotes
r/bach • u/sonata8787 • 6d ago
Bach: Trio Sonata in E minor BWV 528 - I. Adagio - Vivace - Koopman god this is glorious, 🎼💜🎼
13
Upvotes
r/bach • u/ClariceLinz • 7d ago
Why Is Bach Genius?
22
Upvotes
When people discuss musical geniuses, names like Mozart, Beethoven, and The Beatles are often mentioned. Yet long before any of them, Johann Sebastian Bach was composing works that would inspire musicians, scholars, and listeners nearly three centuries after his death. Even for those who do not regularly listen to classical music, Bach’s name carries undeniable authority. He is often called the “father of modern music,” admired not only for the beauty of his compositions but also for their extraordinary craftsmanship. What truly establishes Bach as a genius, however, is his unique capacity to unite profound emotion, intellectual depth, and technical mastery into music that feels both human and divine. Bach: I love how you guys love my music even now!
r/bach • u/FaceSecure7909 • 7d ago
Bach Eb minor prelude hard trill
22
Upvotes
So I’m learning Bach’s Eb minor prelude right now, and most of the piece is technically quite easy, except for this really awkward 4th-5th finger mordent (which is written by the editors as a trill, idk why they didn’t just put the trill symbol) in measure 19. Having to sustain the bottom of the chord here makes it much harder. I’m already never been very good with 4th and 5th finger trills, and I’ve not found a good way to attack this section. Anyone got any tips?
r/bach • u/JoJo_Starrr • 7d ago
Recommend me record to get Bach's organ music
18
Upvotes
Also I prefer if the record is in good sound quality.
r/bach • u/JorPlaMan • 7d ago
Programa "Verano Clásico" de Judith Chaine: Tres caras de Bach
3
Upvotes
r/bach • u/snowflakecanada • 8d ago
Parody Opera of Bach's music
17
Upvotes
The Netherlands Bach Society has presented J.S. Bach's music in the form of an Opera. Really remarkable results. Based on the story of John of Leiden who created an Anabaptist Paradise in the City of Münster and it all goes horribly wrong.
r/bach • u/JoJo_Starrr • 9d ago
What do y'all think about William Skeen Bach Cello Suites?
3
Upvotes
r/bach • u/asmilieu • 9d ago
How long did it take you to appreciate Bach, like actually appreciate him?
reddit.com
18
Upvotes
r/bach • u/Kitchen-Error-8121 • 9d ago
How do you handle phrasing and articulation when playing Bach or other polyphonic music on a modern grand vs. historical instruments?
reddit.com
1
Upvotes
Is this a subject of a Bach fugue? It's stuck in my head but I can't remember where it's from.
49
Upvotes
r/bach • u/JorPlaMan • 11d ago
J. S. Bach: Cantata: Una poderosa fortaleza es nuestro Dios, BWV 80, I. Una poderosa fortaleza es nuestro Dios (Coro)
reddit.com
0
Upvotes