Dietrich Buxtehude, Toccata en Fa majeur BuxWV 156 - Anne-Gaëlle Chanon, orgue
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- Anne-Gaëlle Chanon à l'orgue Schnitger de la Martinikerk de Groningen, Pays-Bas
Récital du 3 août 2016
Prise de son par Jan Willem van Willigen
This is the finest possible organ-playing and interpretation by Anne-Gaëlle Chanon. Great work on the registrations! Greetings from Canada!
This is the Best Version of course
That's why Bach went to met Buxtehude, outstanding performance and greetings from Mexico Mexico Me
Dom Pascacio Retler, a cultured and pious German Bishop, retired, in Brasil ,as Hospital Chaplain Priest, where I was CEO, said , many times to me, when we listened baroque classical music together: "When the Angels plays to God , they play Buxtehude and Bach; but , when alone , between them , they play Vivaldi and Mosart... a good musical recipe, no?
Wonderful playing!
Buxtehude's instrumental music (particularly) always exhibits a joyful freedom, exuberance, and a fluid improvisational style. Long live Herr Buxtehude! 👍 ❤️
Brilliant! A lot of people involved here, the composer, the superb organist, the organ builders and maintainers and those following the playing, pulling the stops and turning the pages. My thanks and blessing to all of them. May music always be so
Yes, this is definitely one organ that requires "co-pilots". always wonderful to watch.
And just think in the days before electric blowers, you had to have at least one person working the bellows.
@@johnhudelson2652 Large instruments like this one required several boys to do the bellows. They were probably paid some pocket change to do that on Sundays.
And a little bit of narcissism .....
So nice to hear the combination of Buxtehude and this organ. They are made for each other! Soft and clear voices and grand, when needed.
I am just so grateful that we have people in the world who can play like this, people who built this magnificent instrument and people who wrote music like this
John Melville ! … grateful for living in this world, at the same time as these gifted musicians , and listening whenever we choose, [TH-cam} …. and all the important composers that enlighten our soul and spirit !
Literally!
All acting in concert, overcoming the bounds of time and space to produce one perfect holy and eternal hymn of glory to the first cause, alpha and omega, while unending ages run.
One of the best organ performances I've ever heard (and I date back to E. Power Biggs!). Superb registration that exploits the glorious instrument to its fullest potential. Simply stunning! Merci!!
Strange to ee how the youngsters play in such raggedy daily wear, and or bob their heads and sway orgiastically at the music. That said, their performances are often excellent, better, in some cases - as here - than the older performaers gave.
I date back to Biggs too. He introduced me to the organ
@@georgeberger8974 I date back to the pipe organ in my home in the 1940s. Unfortunately it was not in working order when I started playing musical instruments, otherwise.....
@@Sokx41 My kazoo has not worked well for centuries.
Simply wow. How can 63 people give this a thumbs down?
Amazing performance Anne!! Thanks so much. Love Buxtehude. So did JSB!
Anne-Gaelle please, please, please may we have some more TH-cam videos? Pretty please! There are people, such as myself, all over the planet who will be enriched by hearing your playing.
I’m sure we would all be enriched if Anne-Gaëlle Chanon posted more performances but the question is would she be ‘enriched’ ?
@@dissilymordentroge5818 Now you're talking. These freebees wannabes do my head in looking for free vids. If he wants to help her let him send her some support.
Wonderful instrument and the Buxtehude Toccata in F major 157 played with great Skill and dexterity by a brilliant and talented young female organist.
This is absolutely glorious. The music, instrument, player and interpretation are as perfect as one could hope for. I am the head voicer of a British organ builder and I would love to come and hear this organ in the flesh. There is much to learn from it. Many thanks for posting this.
You mean, "in person". Pipe-organs don't have flesh...lol
@@CLASSICALFAN100 No he meant 'flesh'--his own.
@@CLASSICALFAN100 because you would have to explain to him what a pipe organ has or doesn't have.
What an amazing performance! It is light, sparkling and of a perfect articulation and speed!!! I love how she "shows off" in the parts which require a furious Stylus Fantasticus! Exactly how it is meant to Sound.
Right? This is perfection, no shadows needed in a cave!
Thank-you, Thank-you Maestro Chanon. You put coherency back into Buxtehude by performing it as it should be performed. Again, thanks and admiration.
Fantastic interpretation of one of Buxtehudes greatest pieces. I love the early baroque period.
Bravo bravo bravo brilliance fantastic grandiose music organa
Great registration work, I love those timbres. That one on 3:00 sounds like it's from out of this world.
If I had to guess, it sounds like an 8' regal combined with an 8' Quintadena (or possibly combined with Gedeckt 8' and Nazard 2-2/3')
And on third listening I suspect we have here a genuine successor to Marie Clare Alain. It's been a long wait.
Can’t find anything that could be improved here. Wow. Sincerely hoping more of her music shows up here. CDs coming soon??!
Deze vrouw heeft bewezen hoe mooi Buxtehude is
Dear Anne - thank you for this wonderful performance! I particularly loved the registration change at 3:07.
Aristocratic, monumental, iconic and stupefyingly gorgeous.
Namaste 🙏
Honestly for me, doesn’t get much better than this. Such intelligent playing, varying tempos, registrations. Wonderful; thank you.
Superb technique and interpretation; excellent stop choice showcasing the colors of this wonderful instrument!
Made the hair's on my head stand up....
And I'm bald!
Edit:
Thank you!
You have a new subscriber and the Bell is ringing.
Hahahahahahaha!
Bravo! A superb performance on an iconic famous Dutch organ.
Well, there's more Ahrend (modern) than the glorious Arp here... Unfortunately. Noordbroek, much smaller but really the first original Schnitger, has much more character. I played both in concert.
@Albert Rieder The base of this instrument is from the 15th century, by an anonymous Dutch organ builder. Around 1482, it was expanded by master Johan. He was from Appingedam (Groningen, Netherlands) and is also known as Johan t(h)en Damme. Advisor was "the Erasmus of the North" Rudolf Agricola (from Baflo, also Groningen). New enlargements took place in 1542 and 1564, most of them by Andreas De Mare (originally from Gent, Belgium). Later, in the 17th century, there were renovations and enlargements by Dutch organ builders Anthony Verbeeck and Jan Helman. The latter could not finish his work, and in 1691 the famous Arp Schnitger (from Hamburg, Germany) took over. He repaired the old parts and built the pedal towers. A new Rugwerk was built by his son, Franz Caspar Schnitger sr., who already lived in Zwolle (NL). This work was finished by Albertus Anthoni Hinsz, also born in Germany but living in the Netherlands. Hinsz did a 2nd repair in 1740. Dutch builders (a.o. Lohman, Van Oeckelen, Doornbos and De Koff) worked on the organ in the 19th/20th century. In 1975 it was decided that the organ was to be renovated by Jürgen Ahrend (Leer, Germany), based on extensive research by Cor Edskes. Ahrend kind of brought the instrument back to the situation of 1740 (when Hinsz had finished his work).
So, summarized, I would say this lovely instrument is more or less a North European organ, with many many influences, from Renaissance to late baroque. Of the 19th century, only 4 stops remained (3 by Lohman and 1 by Van Oeckelen). Jürgen Ahrend did a magnificent job to restore and repair it!
What a brilliant interpretation - on a grand scale! Thank you, and with warm greetings from South Africa!
It's enough to make you cry with joy.
So uplifting!
So sad no view of the pedalboard - the girl has amazing technique!
Jolie Madame , c'est excellent ....... et Merci Monsieur Buxtehude , vous êtes parmi les Grands .
Absolutely magnificent. And this instrument seems "made" for Buxtehude.
ブクステフーデはすごい。バッハよりも即興性の高い。演奏者も旨い。音の強弱がじゃっかん大きい気はするが。もっとブクステフーデを聴く必要があります。
Magnifique et superbe!!!
Stumbled on this.
Stumbled from now on.
Beautifil timing, beautiful swing and poetry !
What an instrument! What a performance! This is perfect.
Sehr schön! Schade nur, dass Bild und Ton nicht ganz zusammenpassen.
Everything about this is brilliant. Who are the 43 cretins that gave it a thumb down!?
BUXTEHUDE- ANNE GAELLE : THIS IS HEAVENLY, THANKS FOR THIS PERFORMING.
Bravo Anne-Gaëlle, brillante interprétation !!!
Riche registration et enregistrement de grande qualité sur ce sublime Schnitger !
Merci.
Buxtehude literally taught J S Bach everything he knew about organ composition. A sublime work with great range. Expertly and wonderfully played here.
L'inventivité de Buxtehude sous les doigts d'Anne-Gaëlle Chanon est un inoubliable régal. Léo Houziaux
Zo, dat staat als een huis. Superieur. En dat orgel🤗, echt een van de mooiste, zo niet, de mooiste van Nederland.
She's good! I enjoy playing and her technique is awesome. Who is this young woman?
KILLER! SO good! What a wonderfully beautiful and broad sound! Amazing teamwork! Insanely good organist!
My organ teacher says you should not be peeking at the pedal, but what the heck ! End justifies the means.
Whatever techniques work for you are the best. That's how I play
My way, organ ala Sinatra.
Aahh..! Bach's master...wonderful!!😍 thank you! Very well played!😙 And your hair looks great!😊
Ottima esecuzione!! ma perchè la pedaliera non è mai stata inquadrata??
La clarté de votre interprétation est un authentique bonheur. Merci.
Not that I believe in re-incarnation but listening to this again I feel Marie Clair Alain is back with us.
Magnificently played!
We should hear more from Ms.Chanon, and Buxtehude played on this Schnitger organ. There is something about these organs which still shines over the centuries. Her playing is wonderful.
Buxtehude is one of the very best, just not known as well known as JSB!
One of the sweetest sounds this side of Heaven... :-)
Impressionnant et très émotionnel joué. Bravo!
S'il vous plaît télécharger plus de vidéos!
Comme souvent, ce petit côté jubilatoire dans vos interprétations... alors on y revient :)
...ob da drinnen die Engel oder vielleicht die Nixen sängen, aber ich weiß nichts davon und sage: das muß eine Spieldose sein! Doch, Orgelmusik!!! Ausgezeichnet!! Alles hab' ich genoßen!! Vielen Dank.
great piece + great performance !
By the way, I like nearly all of Buxtehudes pieces with the titles "Toccata" or "Praeludium" or "Praeambulum" (which, by the way, often include also a Fuga or Fughetta) -
with 2 exceptions (which I don't like, 'cause of too much 'chromatical' composition: BuxWV 140 (though a nice beginning) and 142))
Technicité et facilité énorme pour se frotter à Buxtehude avec un son magnifique. Un régal merci
Wonderful performance! She has a great feel for the music.
If you have "perfect" pitch, and need to look at the scores, it is unsettling, because you're seeing one thing on the page, and hearing something different. This occurs all over the place with these historic instruments. A=440 is a fairly recent phenomenon.
This is definitely sharper than the key of F !
Magnifique interpretation, le phrasé e la structure générale me semblent très convaincants.
Such skill
L'ornementation est excellente...pièce difficile.
Wonderful! Perfectempo!
Thrilling to hear and to watch. Such a treat. Playing with such expression and sight-reading too. I'm almost in shock hearing something as good as this.
Buxtehude, Maistro von J.S.Bach
HenricH ShüTz, Shönberg y Stockhausen son por ahora la triada
Que mucho aporte es si sabe entender que no solo sonido y armonía es lo que desde
El Cantar de la Muza
Se puede obtene..
Très joli ! J'ai enregistré la toccata 157 qui sortira le 8 avril ( la fugue était trop dure pour l'instant) bravo pour ton travail !
Maestra Anne-Gaëlle totally Rocks da Casbah.....Spellbinding......BRAVA from Acapulco!
Yesss! Wonderful! Thank you!
be, sense paraules. però he vist com l'Anna fà anar les seves extremitats ( totes, fins i tot els ulls li fàn costat ) i no m'he pogut estar de dir-ne alguna. Així podem entende que Bach caminés 200 quilometres per escoltar a Bux, i així també donar gràcies a l'esdevenir que ens toca; tenim Bach, Buxtehude, la meravellosa Chanon i la técnica actual que ens permet escoltar-los des de casa i no haver de fer quilometres, vaja, ara que la benzina es prou cara i que la movil.litat es restrigida. Gràcies.
standing and clapping!
what do the knob pullers called? would like to see a video on them and how they work
They are called registrants. Those 'knobs' are the stops and each one opens a rank of a particular type of pipe (typically 64 pipes in a rank for the keyboard and 32 for a pedal board stop). The mix of stops open at any one time is called the registration of the piece being played.
The organist decides beforehand which mix or registration he or she wants and these are most often annotated on the score by some system and the registrants follow along as the organist plays opening or closing the stops as per the instructions.
Modern pipe organs use electromechanical mechanisms to open and shut stops and can be preset beforehand and are triggered by the organist by use of thumb presses or foot switches as they play.
This organ dates from the 1700's and is fully mechanical (except today it has an electric blower) and so requires human registrants if the registration is complex as it is here. If its a simple registration the organist can often do it themselves.
@@epincion thanks. sounds like a real task. like sending live midi data from a hex pad
Beautifully played. Such a magnificent organ. I'm sure the great contemporary German organ builder Jürgen Ahrend had a hand in the sound of this matchless instrument.
Yes he did restore it. A modern day Arp Schnitger indeed. Remarkably Jurgen Ahrend's new builds such as his 1981 organ commission for the Musée des Augustins / Église St. Augustin in Toulouse (Haute-Garonne) are as good a quality sound as this organ.
Philip Savins Actually more Jürgen Ahrend’s influence than that of Arp today. Exceptional instrument!
What more can I say God is truly manifested in this rendition of Bach organ music. An angel is playing with all her brilliance and beauty
famous Jazz singer Nina Simone stated : in the music of Bach I feel the closest to GOD
Can you explain what you mean bij 'God'? And do I understand it correctly that the epithet 'angel' is for the lady at the manual?
@@JPGroen, once people start confusing Buxtehude for Bach, an organist's quick legs for an angel's wings, does it matter if they worship dog?
one of my favorite organs..
Two hands, two feet, three keyboards also foot “keys”, and two assistants managing other controls. I don’t remember seeing any women playing an organ before.
I have two cousins, women, who are organists.
Gender has nothing to do with it.
I think I've seen more women than men. Never really thought about it before.
Richard Underwood- This is a glorious piece written before J S Bach's time. The playing and the music of Buxtehude influenced him greatly.
Mighty ! Great playing . regards from Sweden.
Just right!
Amazing love this.🎼🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Buxtehude est le moine qui a conseiller JS Bach
pour étoffer sa TOCCATA
I am delighted to hear you use a pleno registration in the second toccata section. For a long time there's been a strong tendency to use only a principal 8' here as though this were in durezze style, which it's not. There's two problems with the principal-only approach. First, it produces a lull in the center of the work; the energy of the form suffers. Second, with no pleno in the middle section it's very easy to miss the connection between the rising scales that open both this section and the final toccata section; the coherence of the form suffers.
Bravo. Beautifully played on that special Schnitger organ in the Martinikerk. Thank you. Encore(s) please.
moja droga organistka. fantastycznie grasz. dzienki ci tego dzwengu. to laska boska
Excellent performance!!!
A bit about camera work. The guys pulling stops are in the way of the view of the musician. I want to see more of her: footwork, and hands actually playing, and less of the stop pullers. Otherwise beautiful work!
Great organ, great organist!
Stellar, such a positive interpretation.. full of joy. I listen to it often. Thank you
I like very much North-Germany organ school!
On aurait aimé être dans la nef. Très belle interprétation.
A little late to the party but very well played and registration was great. Awesome!
Interprétation magistrale, registration exceptionnelle, orgue grandiose....Une invitation à redécouvrir le talent de Marie-Claire Alain dans sa maîtrise de la musique d'orgue du génial Jean-Sébastien Bach!
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
There are 46 people here who don't believe in God.
quite fantastic
High art! What else to say?:
A wonderful interplay of a wonderful composition of a wonderful composer, played by a wonderful organist, with a wonderful registration, with the help of a wonderful sound master, on the wonderful Martini-Schnitger organ.... Great work madam Chanon and Jan Willem!
Naaaah , here's where the glorious pompous sound of Bach's Organ comes from , thank you Meister Buxtehude !
COSMIC AND FULL OF INTELIGENCE AND JOY.