J.S.Bach Cembalokonzert d-Moll BWV 1052, arranged for two marimbas

Allegro - 0:00
Adagio - 8:00
Allegro - 15:23
Marimba - Ivar Koij, Simon Landqvist
Violins - Isaac Bachs, Toke Hansenius, Adam M. Høier, Catrin Borggrim
Violas - Madara Tupina, Doris Mägi
Cello - Hillevi Rasmusson Klingberg
Double Bass - Loke Underdal Lundgren
Camera - Christian Ekstedt
This arrangement is made by Ivar Koij and Simon Landqvist. It was performed and recorded at my Master-recital in Kungasalen at Royal College of Music, Stockholm 30/5 - 2023.

[@navaneethakrishnans1299]

Lovely lovely hats off to every artists.

[@matswessling6600]

love this! wonderfully played !!! i like how the sound of marimbas gives it a weirdly sinister atmosphere... Can almost see the Adams family playing this..

[@SwedenMarimba]

Wow, great!

[@eira.borealis]

Excellent! Thank you

[@davidriggenbach6672]

What an interesting color the marimba adds to the concerto. Bach would have been impressed for sure. Thank you for sharing. And a warning to the Bach purists... Bach himself adapted movements of this concerto for at least two instruments, so it is easy to assumed he would have been happy with this adaptation.

[@landqvistsimon]

Thank you for your comment! Well, I hope so too about Bach. Anyways, I think the most important thing you can do if you can is to play music that you love. And I happened to become a percussionist.

[@hakanbjorkman]

So extremely good! Incredible chamber music making. 15.50 and on - Wow! Proud to be your friend! Congratulations 🙏

[@landqvistsimon]

Thank you so much Håkan! ❤

[@filipkorosec1370]

Love it!

[@thomas.alexander.]

Well played, but I don't like the mallet choice. The player in the dark jacket needs to use a mallet with a solid rubber core, not the light plastic ball with a rubber band. Anyway he plays in the bottom two octaves sounds very muddy, so to get more clarity you need a mallet which brings out the fundamental more.

[@dutchpropaganda558]

I agree