🎵 JS Bach - The Complete Organ Trio Sonatas BWV 525-530

The complete Organ Trio Sonatas BWV 525-530 by JS Bach played by Richard McVeigh.

This was a project that I set myself in 2021 - to learn all 6 Trio Sonatas in 12 months. The 1st Trio Sonata went online on 23rd January 2021 and the 6th Trio Sonata was broadcast on 22nd January 2022.

Mission Accomplished (even if it was on the final day!!).

This is the realisation of a life-long dream for me, and I genuinely thought that I'd never be able to learn them all.

I really hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I enjoyed learning and performing them.

The Thumbail for this album is by Gerda van loo-Vogelzang.

Sonata No. 1 in E-flat major, BWV 525
0:00:00 | (Allegro)
0:03:27 | Adagio
0:11:37 | Allegro

Sonata No. 2 in C minor, BWV 526
0:15:55 | Vivace
0:19:54 | Lento
0:24:01 | Allegro

Sonata No. 3 in D minor, BWV 527
0:28:42 | Andante
0:35:04 | Adagio e dolce
0:41:09 | Vivace

Sonata No. 4 in E minor, BWV 528
0:45:37 | Adagio – Vivace
0:48:57 | Andante
0:54:40 | Un poco Allegro

Sonata No. 5 in C major, BWV 529
0:57:26 | Allegro
1:03:15 | Largo
1:08:28 | Allegro

Sonata No. 6 in G major, BWV 530
1:12:54 | Vivace
1:17:31 | Lento
1:25:18 | Allegro

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[jerrymartin]

What an achievement, not only did you learn all of these in 1 year, but you perfected them, gave them your interpretation, recorded them, then edited and produced said recording. For so many reaons this has to be a first of its kind - THANK YOU for pushing the bar ever higher. This is an amazing collection. I love them all!!!

[nelsonwhaley]

These are possibly some of the greatest pieces of music ever written...extraordinary in their construction and musicality.

[janemazzola]

SUPERB! Truly! Such an accomplishment, Mr. Richard x! & such a pleasureable gift for me to be part of your listening/viewing audience... :) Thank you!

[panlomito]

This recording of the six trio sonatas of Bach is very valuable to me! So rich and complex, too difficult to master so listening is what's left for me. And I love it !!!

[philipaggesen]

A truly great achievement for you. They are of course wonderful music but they also really strengthened ones technique considerably. Learning them over one year is quite remarkable. Great job!!

[ralphchou]

It's an amazing feat to learn all of the trio sonatas in this last year and it is great that you put them all in one package for today's broadcast. Thanks and congratulations on this fine achievement.

[BrooksLehnig]

Great achievement, Richard! Thank you so much for sharing this journey with the community.

[pasqualealba]

The 24:02 n.2 Allegro: I never got fed up of listening this sublime very refined spiritual fugue so clearly played

[tikhonbogomolets]

Lord Richard, Imho you give Helmut Walcha a run for the money with these your liquid interpretations of these jewels of the organ literature. B-R-A-V-O!!! These are keepers!

[rogernichols]

I need to practise much more after watching and listening to these trio sonatas. They are the summit of Bach's achievements.

[adamheron]

Stunning performances and an amazing achievement! I also really enjoyed seeing your registrations for each movement! 🤓

[bfordca]

Great to hear these very valuable set of trios. I only learned #5 and #6 but this has encouraged me to learn the others

[wilmagroeneveld]

This is so wonderfull Richard! I've learned these triosonates when I had my organlessons back in the 80's. To bad I can't play them anymore, but I've enjoyed your playing! Thank you so much!

[martym]

As I said before, a great accomplishment. Enjoyed the entire album. Bravo to you.👏👏👏

[g.k.failla]

Great Bach binge. An occasional wallow in magnificence is all to the good. Especially looking out at a snowstorm. Why put on boots when Bach awaits. From Chicago, U.S.A.

[ferryorganmusic]

The Bach Trio Sonatas are magnificent pieces. They sound so delightful and you played it really good.

[grahamcasey]

Richard how do you know which pedal to press without looking down....There is no end to your how hard it is to do....Yet you glide around the keyboard and pedals like a summer breeze....Gosh I shall now watch you play....👏

[craigdelaney]

Once again, I started this in the evening! Sigh; absolutely Wonderful for an Saturday night rest and reflection..!🙏👏👏👏❤️ Thank You!😘💕

[malcolmkogut]

I have played them all, mastered none. Thanks for the inspiration to break open the book again. Wait, I'm almost dead . . . Maybe I'll go fishing instead.

[GodsCreationsinMusic]

What an incredible goal you set for yourself. I really enjoyed listening to it. You do such a wonderful thing in sharing your talent with others. Thank you. How wonderful that you put the time markers for each section!