J. S. Bach: Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ, BWV 639
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- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750): Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ, BWV 639 played by Andrej Harinek on organ by Jürgen Kliemt (Schorndorf 2005) at St Konrad church in Landshut, Germany
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Bach's music is so gorgeous and brings us closer to God.
This is an instance where the beautiful simplicity of the music, the organist and the instrument are in perfect harmony with the lovely simplicity of the church.I generally find modern churches bereft of any Christian religious aesthetic. Not this one. Everything comes together in a lovely whole.
The glorious sounds created by this wonderful student organ is proof it ever it were needed, that beautiful things can come in small packages. It is the lasting legacy of its maker, Jürgen Kliemt and to his credit as a fine organ builder.
This is not a "student organ"; it is called Orgelpositiv, or just Positiv, in english Positive organ. It is mandatory, next and with the main organ, in several Bach cantatas.
@@vonpfrentsch I am corrected but it sounds wonderful nonetheless
@@evanofelipe No question, it is wonderful. However, in Germany, we say "Knowledge is power". So, it´s always good to know the things behind the things.
A violin is very small.
Despite being small, this organ sounds beautiful.
I agree! Die orgel ist schön.
How much better this small pipe organ rather than an electronic noisemaker. Who built it, when, and how much did it cost?
@@djpalindrome from another thread Andrej said that this organ is a prototype built by German organbuilder Jürgen Kliemt, who passed away in 2007.
@@mao-janlin6751 Oh so sad
Yeah, but then we don't know how much post recording adjustments were done in software, or what youtube itself did to the sound.
what a neat litle organ
Lovely in its simplicity.
Thank you! 😊
One of the best Renditions of this beautiful piece bringing together memories of hearing this in school, the Simplicity of the performance, the lovely venue it is played, and the communion with something spiritual all in one package . Thank you so much!
Dr Melvin West always chose to play this just before the introductory prayer at church when I was a college student in the 60’s. Thank you for the reminder. Bach seems immortal and his music remains foundational to everything that came later.
This piece brings a sense of peace and comfort to the soul. Among Bach's works, it has an especially touching melody, and every time I listen to it, it feels like my heart is soothed. 🎶🙏🌼
È bello essere ancora nella vita e poter assistere a questa luce .
Beautiful performance. Lovely piece by Bach.
Thank you very much 🙏
Very fine rendition with great articulation and exquisite phrasing
Thank you very much!
Such a sweet sound, well played
Thank you very much 🙏
bachはこのような深みまで人の魂を引き入れてくれるので感動します。
Thank you very much for this performance !
Thank you very much 🙏
Божественная музыка,божественный инструмент,божественное исполнение😥🙏
It seems I am wandering in memories of my late beloved mother
Absolutely breathtaking. Less is more.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful instrument.
Wunderbare Kirche, Orgel und Musik. Danke.
Épurer, propice au recueillement….Superbe…!!
Very nice. Surprising nice organ and fine play. Good stereo audi.
Thank you very much 🙏
Здесь всё великолепно - музыка, исполнение, орган, акустика. Но ещё похвалю за отличную съёмку - без размазываня из-за недостаточной глубины резкости. Такое качество сейчас встречается редко. Не знаю по какой причине получилось так хорошо. Может быть это вышло автоматически, может осознано были выбраны правильные установки в видео камере. Но вышло великолепно. Возвращаясь кмузыке, мне кажется, что такой хороший органист может себе позволить добавить пару украшений в мелодию хорала.
Beautiful
Superb, and deeply moving, Andrej! You prove that one does not need a great organ to present Bach's great music.
Thank you very much!
@@MrArihari Sure thing! You're welcome! (:
Geniale Musica per tl relax
IL est splendide ce petit positif.
Vous êtes le seul à remarquer/savoir que c´est un positif, et en allemand on dit Orgelpositiv.
Je le verrai bien dans mon salon 😁@@vonpfrentsch
@@archiviste600 C´est seulement une question de prix. Et de transport. Le fabricant se trouve du côté de Stuttgart.
Melodius voice , i really like the sound ❤
Beautiful sound. Congratulations.
Thank you very much 🙏
BEHOLD! THE POWER OF AN ANGEL!
That’s absolutely beautiful!
Perfect.
Thank you very much 🙏
This goes to show that the building does make a difference when playing an organ. Even a small organ can fill up a decently sized church!
Wow, sounds amazing!
What a beautiful organ ! So delicate, so well-balanced.
I tried to find more information on organs by Jürgen Kliemt, but didn't find any. Is this organ a one-off?
Blahoželám ❤
Tento týždeň som dostal vaše Cd od pána organára Valoviča
Ďakujem veľmi pekne! Sledujem Vaše videá a super improvizácie 👍gratulujem a nech sa darí 👋
❤❤❤
Hermoso trabajo, felicidades. ¿quién es el constructor del órgano?
LUCHTALARM voor orgel!
Thank you for this lovely performance of an haunting work. I’d like to hear the whole cantata now. Do you happen to know which cantata it’s from?
I love this organ. Where could I look for it?
Thank you very much! This organ is prototype, was built by german organbuilder Jürgen Kliemt, who died 2007! You can visit it in Landshut, in Germany. Best regards!
Cooles Orgelprospekt, gibts da ne Disposition zu ?
What's the stoplist of the organ?
Oberwerk (Manual II):
Rohrschalmei 8´ (g0 - g3)
Flöte 4´
Quinte 2 2/3´ (g0 - g3)
Principal 2´
Terz 1 3/5´
Sifflöte 1´, from c1: 11/3´
Unterwerk (Manual I):
Rohrflöte 8´
Pedal:
Quintade 4´
Copplers: I/II, I/P
Tremulant
when the machine that once defeated you in hell has begun approaching you again and you must kill him to prove your worth to the council of angels:
Any organ of Jurgen with approximately the same size for sale?
I remember Solaris
I feel like I‘m wandering around in a labyrinth of sorrow that shows infinite expanse
FromTokyo
I like how you describe this music---it resonates with me as such, too.
@@MitchBoucherComposer
Thankyou
From
A corner of shining Tokyo full of colorful Autumn trees and various Christmas illuminations
🎀🎑🍄🍱⛩️🎴🏵️🍁🍂🍊🇯🇵
Machine, turn back now. The layers of this palace are not for your kind. Turn back, or you will be crossing the will of God.
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Shush, Bach is above god and religious BS
For those who don’t get this comment, it’s a reference to the Gabriel fight in the video game “Ultrakill” (chapter 2-3), where the boss says this line before you engage him while this plays in the background at an accelerated speed.
@@user-uq3hy7pj7e Bach literally dedicated every single note he ever wrote to God, dude
@@user-uq3hy7pj7e without God, he would have never have been
MACHINE TURN BACK NOW
Perfect.