Bach, Organ Sonata No. 3 in D minor (BWV 527) 1. Andante

The first movement of J. S. Bach's organ sonata in D minor, BWV 527, performed by Anthony Newman, with an animated graphical score.
FAQ

Note: there are two versions of this video, the original, which is rather ornate ...
... and a second one, which is more "pedagogical" (plainer notes, and with barlines and staff lines) ...

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[MattiasWikstrom]

I greatly appreciate these videos. I cannot agree with comments to the effect that the old, less experimental videos were better. On the contrary, I find it very interesting to see how music can be visualized in so many different ways. And without experimentation there will be no progress.

By the way, I think other people ought to take up the challenge of creating good music visualization videos and making them available on YouTube. I believe there are lots of inventions waiting to be made in this area.

[RIXRADvidz]

and this is what it looks like when the air passes through the pipes. flicker flutter and Whoosh!!! and music comes to our ears with great gusto and Joy!! Thx!!

[kevinmoore]

Great representation of the voice-leading - can't thank you enough for these

[AlanKey]

Reminds me of platforming video games (the animation, that is!)

[TheMashedTomatoes]

I kinda liked the old animations better, don't really favor these "new" ones. However, they are still artistic and colorful.

[EnzoLebold]

so the notes just hang on ropes from the ceiling. And the bass is being hold up by beams. Looks like a theater.