J. Pachelbel, Ciacona in F Minor / Wim Winters, Historical 1808 Van Peteghem Organ, Buizingen (B)
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- In this little village Buizingen, near Brussels, Belgium, you will find this little organ standing in the choir of the Sint-Vincentius church. This one manual organ has been built in 1808 by Van Peteghem and brought back to life in 2019 by the Dutch organ builder Verschueren. Your servant acted here as consultant for this restoration.
!!You'll find the list of Stops I used below!!
Pachelbel (1653-1706) might seem to be a little bit too early for an instrument built in 1808. Partly that's true of course though the Van Peteghems (which worked for generations) were rather conservative in the way they built organs. And so, what you hear in this recording could very well be built half a century earlier. And more importantly, this music simply sounds fantastic here.
It was a pleasure to work with that cold winter-day (12°C in the church!) with:
*Johan Zoutendijk, director of Verschueren Orgelbouw
*Hans van der Gouwe, VDGRecords and partner
*Hubert Sergeant, member of the church council Sint-Vincentius and a fighter for this organ since many many years.
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Composition of this 1808 Van Peteghem organ:
1 manual (C-f3)
Cornet / Prestant 4
Bourdon 8 / Doublette
Fluyte 4 / Nazard
Tierce / Fourniture
Trompette 8 Bas / Trompette 8 Sup
Tremblant / Rossignol
Registration:
Theme: Bourdon
Variation 3: Bourdon, Prestant
Variation 4: Bourdon, Prestant, Nazard
Variation 6: Bourdon, Prestant, Doublette
Variation 7: Bourdon, Prestant, Doublette, Fourniture
Variation 9: Cornet, Bourdon, Prestant, Trompete B+S
Variation 13: Bourdon, Prestant
Variation 14: Bourdon
Variation 15: Fluyte
Variation 16: Bourdon, Fluyte, Nazard
Variation 17: Bourdon, Fluyte, Doublette
Variation 18: Bourdon, Prestant, Doublette, Fourniture
Variation 20: Bourdon, Prestant
Variation 21: Prestant
Closing Theme: Bourdon, Tramblant
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This is a definitive performance, doesn't get any better than this. Bravo!
I was waiting so long to hear you play organs, Wim. Thank you.
The organ is the intellects passage to greatness when he is finished learning from the piano.
Wim, whenever you have the chance, just throw some organ music in the channel. It will be surely loved!!!
I got teary-eyed not gonna lie..
Same here...😢😂😭😇☝️🙏
Me too!
What a wonderful gift! On a 'little' great organ, by so a precise and 'sensitive' performer, one would spend the whole day hearing ciaccone!
In a past life, I worked briefly for an organ builder, mostly handling repairs and tuning as an apprentice. While I was fascinated by all organs, the most interesting ones were the small tracker instruments that were built to last centuries if properly maintained. To see the workings of this venerable instrument is a real pleasure, almost as much a pleasure as listening to your performance, which is sublime. Thank you very much for posting this performance.
Just so beautiful... no words can be said that describe the beauty.
Silbermann, eat your heart out!
Of course I'm joking, but what a rich sound from a small instrument. And wonderfully played. Thank you, Wim!
Does anybody else recognize Buxtehude’s Ciacona in E Minor (BuxWV 160) in that main theme? It makes the communication between artists of this period in time so evident, same as the relationship between Bach and Buxtehude. The greats borrowed from the greats, inspiring the best. What a time it was for music.
It's interesting in Baroque music to note that this descending is a fairly common motif (Pachelbel, Biber, Lully, Buxtehude).
Very beautiful. Thank you, Wim.
This is such an amazing piece. Wonderful to hear you play organ!
I love Pachelbel, both to hear and to play. You are truly a magnificent organist, Mr. Winters.
Excellent, bro!!!!
Bravo, gorgeous sound from that instrument
Wow. I enjoyed that very much. Thank you.
A moving piece played so masterfully. Thank you Wim.
Beautiful playing and your registrations give a comprehensive demonstration of the instrument's capabilities
. I especially appreciated the"grands jeux" at Variation 9.
Made me shed a tear. Beautiful piece, and what a sound, I think I prefer this smaller, softer sound to some huge organ where you pull all the stops.
Wonderfully peaceful music, wonderfully played. Thanks, Wim, you brought joy to a rainy evening.
Wonferful, moving performance. Thanks Wim
I think this is the best version of this piece I've ever heard. I really like it. Perfect tempo and registration. I especially loved that tremolo at the end. Very moving rendition. Thanks.
Well done Vim. Excellent recording!
Excellent upload, from every aspect: the choice of the piece and the registration for each variation, the actual playing, the sound of the instrument and the photo-editing. Bravo for all these and for your courage to play in 12 c. degree! Thanks a lot for sharing with us this unique experience.
Lovely and moving performance on a wonderful instrument. Well done!
Beautiful piece, beautifully played!
Wow... Very beautiful...
Sublime. A truly artistic performance that demands the listener to focus on the art. School of Velocity this is not, but I feel like my soul has been improved by just listening to this.
this is beautiful in so many ways, thank you!
This... This is probably one of the most touching, and brilliant interpretations of one of my favorite pieces by Pachelbel. Very well done, Mr. Winters!
Wow, this organ works very well for this..
Heavenly, that melody is stunningly beautiful
Wonderful! Beautiful interpretation my friend!
The flute stops are incredible!! Lovely playing
That was lovely!
How nice tone!
In Japan, there are many churches haven't a even little pipe organ.
Wow what a gem!
Everytime I see one of your videos, I think of organ music. Especially Bach's organ music seemed to me always to be played far to fast. The notes blur into each other easily in fast passages, and what you get is a very muddy sound, very hard for the listener to distinguish the pitches, and understand what's going on. A much much slower tempo seems so much more musically and makes so much more sense to me.
That's always the crazy thing to me about people who are obsessed with historically informed performance with organ music; they're obsessed with baroque organs because of how clear and articulate they are, but when it comes to playing Bach they always seem to want to rush it in a way that makes the beautiful harmony and counterpoint impossible to really hear.
This comes. Organists where playing too fast because they had no idea about expressivity. But with some studies, we know Bach was to be articulated in a differenciated manner. And this only in moderated tempi (at least so that it can be perceived). The new generation of organists will have this on their syllabus. No more "personal" interpretations, but historical interpretations.
CaptainBohnenbrot this is musical fact for organ
What Wonderful Sounds! What Beautiful Playing! What a Beautiful Instrument! Thank you!🥰🤗😘
Wonderful
Wat fijn om van je horen, Wim. Prachtige muziek op een prachtig instrument, en knap uitgevoerd. Groeten uit Tongeren.
As a pianist turned Organist, it was amazing to hear the depth of tone colors you were able to achieve with just the one keyboard. You have inspired me. Bravo!
I enjoyed your pacing and light ornamentation. The registration was interesting. A small organ with a great balance. Thanks for taking the time to make and share this video.
Bravo!!!👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing this.
I reluctantly went to hear your fingers, Wim, on such a beautyfull organ, as I am still in deep sorrow for having lost two friends organists: Hubert Schoonbroodt and his pupil, Carlo Hommel, both with young kids.
The organ is fantastic in clarity and transparency and beautifully played.
Such a sweet sound.
Beautifully played ! I can see where your masterful ability to articulate on the piano and clavichord comes from :-)
Maestro ❤️ in a time like this, I only send you love and appreciation, I hope you, Anja and your daughters are well! Dankie vir die beeldskone musiek! Greetings from South Africa!
Bravo!
Fabulous !!!!
Beautiful. So good job.
A truly beautiful take on my favorite Pachelbel work. Thank you!
A very "Don Benito Juárez" day off FIRST! to you, Wim and to the Authentic Sound Community! :D
It was Revolution Day instead, but it was a great day off anywhatever! ❤️👍😘
What a lovely, tightly-constructed work, and well realized on this charming instrument that has a heart - and a bite!
Lovely performance, with wonderful rubato. The stop changes are musically executed, too . What a great instrument and acoustic... thanks!
Thank you very much Mr Winters. So much inspired.
Lindo! Perfeito! Divinal! Impecável performance!
You should make more videos on that organ
Thank you for bringing beauty to life!
Meraviglioso!
Amazing, pure perfection.
Wim...many thank you's for sharing such a gift.
My pleasure!
It's always nice to hear you on organ!
Beautiful voicing.
Wunderschön!
Loved this performance... just incredible playing and what an amazing organ! Thanks for recording and sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
organo stupendo, esecuzione spettacolare! grazie!
Thank you
Amazing, this has encouraged me to explore more of Pachelbel's works
Superbe interprétation. Grand Merci !
Es fabuloso ver el secreto de un órgano, ver como se activan las teclas y los registros. Y obviamente, la obra es hermosa.
This is a recording for the history books! ❤️
This is equal to and maybe more than... I just love your selection of manuals! Wow wow wow!
I'm a big fan of the Wolfgang Rubsam's recording, from Pachelbel's complete organ works, Naxos.
Одна из великих классических композиций. Может поспорить с великим Бахом! Данная музыка -вечна! Нас не будет, а она будет жива. В этом сила!
Wonderful performance! After hearing this I'll definitely have to give this piece a try.
Full marks for this amazing organ and wonderful performance! Thank you for making me discover this masterpiece of Pachelbel (which, for me, comes in second place, right after the unsurpassed BWV582).
Lovely performance. Charming instrument. I’ve always wondered, do we have any evidence of historical organists having assistances to help with registration changes?
Always enjoy your performances and talks 🎹🧡🎵
MASTERPIECE. GENIUS. blah, blah, blah. I have no words.
No pedal???????
Hermoso!
Very lovely. It's not an equal temperament which adds to the sadness in F minor. Any idea of what tuning's being used here?
J.H.Lambert 1774
HAHAHA! Thought I heard a Hammond organ at the very end, there! Lovely!
A wonderful performance on a wonderful instrument. (You can get away with a lot on a large instrument in a cathedral: on a small instrument with mechanical action such as this, your playing has to be immaculate - as yours is.) Thank you.
12c is cold? where I come from -12c is sun tanning weather.
i love the tremulant on this organ. It is very rich compared to the dgital midi sounds of modern day organ systems.
Shame to see that the authenticity has been compromised by the lack of manual air supply ;)
I'm sorry but that is the only thing you had to say about a recording that was made with a team of 4 people in a freezing church...? People online are sick today, really they are, as if they loose all contact with real life. More so if you realize that with one second of search you'd find the second recording we made with manual air supply. And the more so if you knew how much I had to fight as consultant of this project to get these expensive bellows accepted in the project.
@@AuthenticSound It was a joke. I enjoyed the video.
The voices for this instrument as you demonstrated them are well chosen. Is there a common breaking point on the manual or various places or are they all full length sliders?
It is a very well proportioned instrument and sort of reminds me of the Snetzler in East Sandwich, Massachusetts, but i like the disposition of this instrument better. It is a handsome instrument.
only the trumpet is bas and treble
Wow at 9:09 😭🙂
You should play Sweelinck in that instrument
如此的美丽且震人心魄，仿佛引领人走入神的领域
Curious wim, is this played in the "real" tempo? The tempo is almost identical to all other recordings I have, is it this speed in the authentic tempo also? I would have thought it would be a lot slower
wow que bello. Tan mala fama tiene el pobre Pachelbel.
Pachelbel is so much a forgotten composer. His works have been eclipsed by the “Canon” in D (also ignoring its companion “Gigue”). In his time he was an equal to JS Bach, although Bach was of the Protestant North German organ “school” (influenced by Sweelinck, Scheidt and Buxtehude), whereas Pachelbel was influenced by a Catholic south German school. [Can someone supply Pachelbel’s supposed Catholic influences - considering his music is wholly Lutheran]?
Beautiful organ, great organist and amazing performance! For an added treat, listen to Wim's performance on his clavichord from 2016. th-cam.com/video/RzFx_f0yXWU/w-d-xo.html
funny to think it's a dance
please enlarge upon 'a dance.' I have the ponderous belief that almost all classical/baroque composers are rooted in dance. That the compositions in manuscript lend themselves to addiction in rationality, which robs us of the music's physical delight. The craftsmen are not the arbiters of musical quality, that is the audience's privilege. LvB practically claps us to dance...DANCE!
Thats not how I remember canon in D!
Canon in D is also beautifull music, just played too much by everybody.
@@ankavoskuilen1725 indeed
That is because it is .... not the canon in D! Pachelbel wrote tons of more great music among which this mind blowing ciacona
@@AuthenticSound I know I was just kidding
The "Canon in D" isn't even a Canon. It is a chaconne.
Dear Win: I think I must sue you just for have one Schelle's work heard by your tasteful hand! I understand that Schelle extant is like antimatter in our universe... But, as it happens in astrophysics, who knows something trascendental could happens in Orpheus kingdom!
아 넘순이구나 ㅋㅋㅋ
wow, just wow
What a beautiful instrument, a beautiful performance, and a stunning composition!
It's wonderful to see and hear you play the organ. What a beautiful sounding instrument and performance! It appears to be a very successful restoration. I'd love to see a series of you playing the historic organs of Europe - that would be quite a treat. Thanks