Always a pleasure to listen to your performances Ralph! Honestly, one of the youtube channels I like the most. You have great musical taste and sensitivity, and all your uploads are of great quality. Thanks very much 🙏🏻
I agree, DP. With Ralph you get great quality and quantity. And if you are a 'romantic' like me, you are educated to appreciate that without this music coming first . . . I would not have the music I love so much!
Another gem. Another flawless performance. Another six and a half minutes of joy. There is nothing that Georg could take exception to here; on the contrary, I'm sure he would be ecstatic to have you play his music so brilliantly. Bravo!
Another outstanding performance, Ralph! As always, your technique and musicianship are flawless and we are fortunate indeed to have you as a passionate and skilled exponent of fine Baroque music! Bravo!
You always bring joy to my soul, Ralph. Thanks for sharing yet another lovely work. As always, your articulation is pure genius and the sample set was quite enjoyable for this set of variations. Keep up the great work!
Hallo Ralph, es scheint, dass mein Herz gereinigt ist. Ich fühle ein Gefühl der Erfüllung von dieser Leistung. Das gefällt mir sehr. Mach' so weiter und viel Erfolg. 👍👍👍Dein Satoru
Very nice played. Especially your articulation is always very enjoyable to hear to.The Echoeffects are a nice idea and I like that you are playing historically informed but that you are not one of the slavish followers of the "Äqualstimmenverbot" in north-german baroque music 😉
Thanks, Nils-Ole! I'm certainly not a follower of the Äqualstimmenverbot, especially when playing on a Schnitger. The organ leads the way. When I'd play this on a romantic organ I would pay more attention to that though.
@@eunjoolisafierro6124 It means that stops of the same pitch (and different scaling) can't be combined. For example as I did in partita 1 and partita 7 (small Adagio part). That was probably also due to the fact that, when these stops were combined, the wind pressure dropped abrubtly. In the 18th century (when organs also became better regarding wind stability) the rules became less strict. See also page 19 of this interesting thesis: repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/27947/03chapter3.pdf?sequence=4&isAllowed=y
It's so good to hear Schnitger's charming tones in a variety of ways. Thank you for introducing me to such a wonderful partita. Besides, it is my first time to experience the 3' stop of an organ. Your rendition is also splendid, as always. p.s. where is Steinkirchen?
Thanks! Steinkirchen is in Germany. The 3' stops were quite common on North-German baroque organs, Quinta or Nassat. Later on they were changed to 2 2/3' stops.
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Always a pleasure to listen to your performances Ralph! Honestly, one of the youtube channels I like the most. You have great musical taste and sensitivity, and all your uploads are of great quality. Thanks very much 🙏🏻
I agree, DP. With Ralph you get great quality and quantity. And if you are a 'romantic' like me, you are educated to appreciate that without this music coming first . . . I would not have the music I love so much!
Thanks for saying that, DP! That means a lot to me.
Bravo!!! Someone get this man a beer🍺🍺
Well, I certainly need one ;)
Something for everyone here - the wonderful 4 flute, and a thrilling plenum. Bravo Ralph! Thank you!! 😊
Thanks, Jerry!
I love your technical and academic touch and organ registeration!
I love it!! 👍👍👍
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks, Clara!
Great music and performance!
Excellent playing. Beautiful piece of music. For this long video, the different registrations brings dynamism.
🎹👏
Thanks, Francois!
Very nice partitas ! I love this choral ! Thank you for sharing a so beautiful piece !
It's a very fine partita indeed!
such fluency in your playing 👏👏🙂 a pleasure to listen to... 🎶🎶🎶
Thanks, HNM!
Prachtig gespeeld! Mooie registraties en een mooi sampleset ook!
Dank, Marijn! Één van de best gerestaureerde Schnitger-orgels, een knap staaltje vakwerk en mooi 'gevangen' in deze sample set.
Another gem. Another flawless performance. Another six and a half minutes of joy. There is nothing that Georg could take exception to here; on the contrary, I'm sure he would be ecstatic to have you play his music so brilliantly. Bravo!
Thanks, Graham!
Wonderful
I love listening to your interpretations! Yet another great recording ✨✨✨
Thanks, Kaya!
Love the various registration changes on each partita, especially the 4th one! It's always nice to hear a GOOD performance. Thanks, Ralph!
Thanks, Eunjoo! That's what I like about partita's, you can show the organ's many different sounds and possibilities.
What a pleasure! Like your articulation and sensitive playing of this gem of baroque organ music!
Thanks!
Always glad to hear another of your recordings! Great work, congratulations!
Thanks, April!
Another outstanding performance, Ralph! As always, your technique and musicianship are flawless and we are fortunate indeed to have you as a passionate and skilled exponent of fine Baroque music! Bravo!
Thanks, Paul!
You always bring joy to my soul, Ralph. Thanks for sharing yet another lovely work. As always, your articulation is pure genius and the sample set was quite enjoyable for this set of variations. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, Christopher!
Love the opening 8’ combination. Great performance as usual 😄
Thanks, James!
Bravo!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you for sharing this recording, it made me know and appreciate another amazing work by Böhm!
Thanks, Laura! It's only a pity Böhm didn't compose any music for violin.
@@RalphLooij I actually played a duo piece (violin/organ) by him once: if I find that recording, I’ll share it!
@@LauraGianniniViolinist Oh really? Probably a transcription from an organ piece, which could work really wel.
@@RalphLooij I don’t remember exactly right now, but I’ll check and possibly share it!
Hallo Ralph, es scheint, dass mein Herz gereinigt ist. Ich fühle ein Gefühl der Erfüllung von dieser Leistung. Das gefällt mir sehr. Mach' so weiter und viel Erfolg. 👍👍👍Dein Satoru
Wunderbar musiziert! Sehr schöne Detailarbeit! Die Registrierungen sind sehr passend. Viele Grüße, Ralf
Danke, Ralf!
Wonderful Ralph - you play with such musicality. How good that you didn't study song too much and went back to recording organ music!
Thanks, Philip! Well, one can't go without the other, I'd like to think that singing influences my organ playing and vice versa.
Beautiful and so well played! I really hope you will play his partita Ach wie flüchtig too, one of my long time favourites.
I certainly will play that partita too, but when... ;)
6 minutes of heaven...
Böhm = himmlisch ;)
Awesome ❤️
Very nice played. Especially your articulation is always very enjoyable to hear to.The Echoeffects are a nice idea and I like that you are playing historically informed but that you are not one of the slavish followers of the "Äqualstimmenverbot" in north-german baroque music 😉
Thanks, Nils-Ole! I'm certainly not a follower of the Äqualstimmenverbot, especially when playing on a Schnitger. The organ leads the way. When I'd play this on a romantic organ I would pay more attention to that though.
@@RalphLooij What does Äqualstimmenverbot mean?
@@eunjoolisafierro6124 It means that stops of the same pitch (and different scaling) can't be combined. For example as I did in partita 1 and partita 7 (small Adagio part). That was probably also due to the fact that, when these stops were combined, the wind pressure dropped abrubtly. In the 18th century (when organs also became better regarding wind stability) the rules became less strict. See also page 19 of this interesting thesis: repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/27947/03chapter3.pdf?sequence=4&isAllowed=y
Prachtig gedaan, Ralph!
Dank!
4 en 7! Mooi hoor!
It's so good to hear Schnitger's charming tones in a variety of ways. Thank you for introducing me to such a wonderful partita. Besides, it is my first time to experience the 3' stop of an organ. Your rendition is also splendid, as always.
p.s. where is Steinkirchen?
Thanks! Steinkirchen is in Germany.
The 3' stops were quite common on North-German baroque organs, Quinta or Nassat. Later on they were changed to 2 2/3' stops.