Portative Organ Tour #4 | Invention No.13 in A Minor | BWV 784 | J.S.Bach

This episone #4 Invention No.13 in A Minor BWV 784 - J.S.Bach
To play this piece I have recorded a backing track with classical guitar.
At the St Quirico's Church - Corvino San Quirico, PV Italy
for more info on the location: www.comune.corvino-san-quiric...
In this tour with my homemade portative organ, we will visit the most evocative churches, castles and places less famous to the masses in northern Italy.
I will play pieces ranging from Renaissance to Baroque to contemporary music, chosen based on the location.
If you want to support the project, subscribe to the channel and leave a like, it's free and it's worth a lot to me.
I remind everyone that I am not an organ builder by profession, but only an enthusiast.
therefore the portative is intended for personal and private use and not intended for sale.
the internal parts are built according to tradition, referring to the artisan organ literature.
the aesthetics is inspired by the iconography of medieval portable organs, and with common decorative elements in gothic and medieval styles, like the gothic mullioned window or the crenelated turret.
In questo tour con il mio organo portativo auto costruito, visiteremo le chiese, i castelli e i luoghi più suggestivi e meno famosi alle masse del nord Italia.
Suonerò pezzi che andranno dalla musica rinascimentale a quella barocca fino alla contemporanea, scelti in base alla location.
Se volete supportare il progetto, iscrivetevi al canale e lasciate un like, è gratis e per me vale molto.
Vorrei ricordare che non sono un organista professionista, ma solo un appassionato.
00:00 Intro
00:27 Road to the church
00:45 The church
01:40 Invention 13 in A Minor
03:02 The landscape
03:11 Going to the restaurant

[@nippocast]

Hi everyone, the tour continues! next time we will move to the province of Parma. comment and like! thank you

[@mags-_-3846]

Nice!

[@nippocast]

@@mags-_-3846 Thanks!

[@charpnatl]

This was FANTASTIC!

[@nippocast]

Thanks!

[@angkasembilan2420]

Ohh my god the acoustic is incredible 🤯🤯🤯, the organ sounds perfect 👏👏👏

[@nippocast]

Thanka Akuma!

[@Xx.bygracethrufaith]

thank you for this video! it is my favorite of bach's inventions and i love the church architecture. I really want to go to italy someday!

[@nippocast]

Thanks! you will be welcome

[@61vladimira]

Glorious!❤

[@nippocast]

Thanks!

[@AmadeusBoccheriniBachSalieri]

Wow🙏👌🙌

[@woodsmith_1]

bravissimo! the music induced goosebumps. what a magnificent land Italia is

[@nippocast]

Thanks EOrem!

[@dlwangxiaohu]

Could I say that the traditional meal is more appealing to me? the no.13 invention is my favourite! Great performance.

[@nippocast]

Yes, the dinner was a bit heavy but very good ... inventions sound good on organetto, I think I'll play others.

[@sirsynth225]

Choosing my next travel destination will be difficult - what beautiful little and big villages and acoustics!

[@nippocast]

Hi Sir Synth, thanks!

[@kenrowe167]

Bella chiesa! Bella musica!

[@nippocast]

Grazie!

[@ealamin]

Vielen Dank- das ist wunderschön

[@nippocast]

Danke an dich!

[@bolognamassimo]

Puntata super apprezzata, sei un ottimo inventore e stimoli una porzione di cervello sempre meno collegata. Grazie Giamma

[@nippocast]

Grazie a te Massimo!

[@4themusiclovers]

Bravo!

[@nippocast]

Thanks!

[@silvanacroce8854]

Gianmaria...ma dove ti eri nascosto?? Bravissimo!

[@nippocast]

Ciao Silvana, grazie!

[@antonyswift4069]

Awesome!

[@nippocast]

Thanks!

[@Batcaveqq]

Hello, I am just curious how you made the guitar backing track. Did you record a friend of yours?

[@nippocast]

yes, exactly, I took the backing track recorded by a friend of mine, I'm not very good at the guitar, and I played on it.

[@michelangelosistonami5661]

Bel video, e se l'occhio non mi inganna hai mangiato a Casteggio :)

[@nippocast]

Grazie Michelangelo, si è Casteggio!

[@annellewellyn3950]

I play the portative but am finding the metal pipes rather harsh. Would wooden replacemenbts give the same tone as yours?

[@nippocast]

Hello, it depends on the space you have available for the pipes. Generally wooden pipes sound more fluted, but if your organetto has been designed for metal pipes I doubt that wooden ones are suitable, as they are a bit bulkier. The more fluted sound is given both by the intonation that is given but also by the diameter, a too small pipe, even if made of wood, will still play with too many harmonics, giving you that effect of hardness and poor fundamental. I don't know which portative you have but in my opinion the solution is to ask the person who made the pipes to give you a softer intonation, perhaps slightly raising your mouths, with the consequence, however, of a higher consumption of air.

[@annellewellyn3950]

@@nippocast Thank you for your detailed reply. I guess I'll have to get a new portative with wooden pipes. I do love the sound of yours.

[@nicolabrn4666]

CIAO! perchè non fai qualche video anche in italiano? Sarebbe molto interessante!

[@nippocast]

Ciao, ci ho pensato a lungo se farli in Italiano o in Inglese, sono ancora indeciso. Diciamo che l'inglese si rivolge un po' a tutto il mondo, purtroppo il tempo a disposizione è poco e non riesco a fare video sia in inglese che in Italiano. farò qualche prova comunque

[@nicolabrn4666]

@@nippocast il fatto è che, in Italia, non c'è nessuno che abbia fatto mai video su come costruire organi in modo artigianale!

[@RenzoColameoIrlanda]

Che suono meraviglioso !!! Ma quello che sembra un contrappunto, sembra suonato con un clavicembalo; e non una chitarra. Forse mi sbaglio... L'iscrizione e' il minimo. Complimenti davvero. Un saluto e tanta Salute dall'Irlanda (ma vivo anche ad Assisi). Grazie !!!
Renzo *

[@nippocast]

Grazie mille Renzo! L'altra voce è una traccia registrata con la chitarra classica