J. S. Bach - Trio Sonata in E Minor BWV 528

Johann Sebastian Bach - Trio Sonata in E Minor BWV 528

00:00 -Adagio e Vivace
03:16 -Andante
08:22 -Un poco Allegro

Music from a Live Concert in Hedvig Eleonora Church, Stocholm, 22 March 2015.

Ulf Norberg, organ
Assistant: Christian Johansson

Recorded and edited by Anders Söderlund

[garnierfrancis]

Excellente interprétation, tempo calme comme il convient, bonne registration . Merci pour ce moment de sérénité

[mrstevebournias]

3rd movement rhythmic excellence articulation perfection to bring out the inner beauty of this musical

[hellowwolleh]

my favorite! the 2nd movement! nice execution and trompet register for this its amazing sound!

[Jrmy]

This organ was extended with digital Allen organ.... Idk if it utilise these stops

[lzmhyxp]

Beautifully done. Congratulations.
Also wonderful as duet with flute.

[stephenlee]

The rythmn of the third movement must have been based on Bach's observation of the way happy children almost run an skip at the same time. Did he know this was what he was doing? Bach always knew what he was doing.

[JongleurJ]

I can't get my head around Bach's genius, except to say I guess he was building blocks on a base left by Renaissance and earlier Baroque composers.

[elemusic]

That 32' on thd 2nd movement sounds cool

[benheneghan]

In my copy the last eighth-note in the pedal in bar 33 is G-natural, but I can hear a G-sharp on the recording. Different editions?

[bertoldprengel]

Bertold Prengel Bachs Triosonaten wurden für Pedalcembalo komponiert. Deshalb sollten sie nicht mit einer Trompete 8' gespielt werden. Der sehr starke Nachhall der Kirche sollte mehr berücksichtigt werden um ein caotisches Klangerlebnis zu vermeiden....!!! B.P. Orgelbaumeister

[KhalidTemawi]

What are the people in the background doing all this noise?