Genial ! Das Thema erinnert etwas an Bach´s g-Moll-Fuge BWV 542, der Stil ist eine perfekte Bach-Imitation, als ob der große Bach auferstanden wäre, ich liebe sowas !
It is like witnessing Bach himself improvising. Fortunately, thanks to current technology this inspiring and creative moment survive the time of its playing. Unfortunately, current technology does not provide us with the corresponding sheet music...
Actually it does - the whole thing is recorded on computer program called Hauptwerk (you can also use GrandOrgue), so midi notes are transmitted from the keyboards to the computer and all the midi notes can be recorded by Hauptwerk itself or by some light intermediate application. Then you can use your midi file by yet another program to make a transcription and get music score... if I remember correctly I was doing it with MuseScore (the option "import midi file"?). Regards.
Genial ! Das Thema erinnert etwas an Bach´s g-Moll-Fuge BWV 542, der Stil ist eine perfekte Bach-Imitation, als ob der große Bach auferstanden wäre, ich liebe sowas !
That was bloody amazing
WOW! Fantastic !!!
Bravo! Great, quiet technique and excellent articulation. BTW, you’ve got quite the audience there :)
It is like watching a J. S. Bach living performance¡
The best organist alive (to my view) playing the best Hauptwerk virtual organ in the world¡.
So, is it possible to have this improvisation in MIDI file?
It is like witnessing Bach himself improvising. Fortunately, thanks to current technology this inspiring and creative moment survive the time of its playing. Unfortunately, current technology does not provide us with the corresponding sheet music...
Actually it does - the whole thing is recorded on computer program called Hauptwerk (you can also use GrandOrgue), so midi notes are transmitted from the keyboards to the computer and all the midi notes can be recorded by Hauptwerk itself or by some light intermediate application. Then you can use your midi file by yet another program to make a transcription and get music score... if I remember correctly I was doing it with MuseScore (the option "import midi file"?). Regards.
Das Thema klingt ähnlich der Fuge aus BWV 542