Johann Pachelbel - Fugue in E minor

[@jesselawson1793]

This sounds really well phenomenal.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thank you for listening and commenting.

[@feyguitar62]

Beautiful music great performance my friend ❤

[@remi-chapalain]

Very nice piece and playing Mike !!!

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thanks, Remi.

[@carstenkling2566]

A very beautiful and great recording! Very well played! I like it very much! Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Germany!

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Hi, thanks for your kind comment. I'm glad you had a listen.

[@MrPSaun]

It's nothing like the Bach fugues I'm used to. It was interesting to hear something different.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Agreed. Quite different from Bach; and not what Pachelbel is typically remembered for. Thanks for listening.

[@memoriasdeunajaponesa]

I liked it really much. Hope you play and enjoy this a lot 🎉

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thanks for your comment!

[@albertoguerzoni]

Very beautiful baroque execution.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thank you very much, Alberto.

[@disdonc6012]

This is such an earworm.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thanks for stopping in for a listen.

[@slendrmusic]

Nice

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thanks.

[@bartk07]

Lipiny organ is really good sounding samplesets.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Hi, thanks for listening and commenting. I agree. Lipany is excellent. One of my favourites, actually.

[@TheCaffeinatedOrganist]

Try some articulation to bring out the various motifs.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Hi, thank you for listening and commenting. I appreciate constructive criticism. Articulation is one of the things I struggle with greatly, especially if not notated on the page. Still lots to learn. Thanks!

[@lucazordancomposer1733]

@@thehalf-bakedorganist Couperin and all the composers from the french school are a great way to approach the topic. Listen to some important recordings to understand how deeply articulated those pieces were, even when not notated.