Bach - Episode 13 (part 2)

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Sebastian's brilliant performance for prince Leopold wasn't appreciated by all. A nasty surprise awaits him in the middle of the night.
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@alexandruciobanu9434 2 года назад

Thank you , Mr Peter Fielding ! This time I was online for the premiere , what a happy coincidence ! What better gift could this September afternoon give me ?! As you have already accustomed us to , we follow with all our heart what a winding path Bach ' s life hat , this time a Weimar . I consider it uplifting , obviously enhanced by music - the moment when young Sebastian was imprisoned .Only a very subtle and complex artist could have captured so finely the feelings of the young Bach .And then , in the oppressive silence of the prison , in the shadow - penumbra ,the arpeggios from the famous Prelude 1 BWV 846 began to rol . It's hard for me to believe that it could be played better than you did this moment ! Congratulations ! Much repect and reverence for enormous work done with so much passion for the realization of this wonderful project that makes our heart happy !!!

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

Dear Alexandru, this time, words are failing me for real. This is one of the most beautiful things anyone has ever said to me. Thank you... with all of my heart. Perhaps this particular prelude was written a bit later, though I've always imagined that its roots must have laid in this terrible month that Bach had to endure. Hardship always brings out the best (or worst) in someone, so why should it be any different here? Well... it's my personal imagination. :-)

@alexandruciobanu9434 2 года назад

@@BachTheAnimatedSeries I fully subscribe with all the confidence of this "personal imagination " of Mr.Peter Fielding !!!

@QuettaAnimations 2 года назад

GREAT

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

Thank you!!!

@simonkormendy849 7 месяцев назад

Funny how Bach's accuser forgot that he, himself, asked Bach to play to the best of his ability, so, Bach was only doing what he was asked to do, and that got him arrested, and Bach's accuser made those accusations against Bach.

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 7 месяцев назад

Musicians of the era were supposed to make their lords outshine the others, much like rich people nowadays like to show off with their Ferraris. But they were also supposed to remain loyal and certainly not accept a new work offer without first asking permission from their lord, like Bach did. Actually, Bach was lucky he escaped with only a month in prison because a couple of years earlier the same count had one of his violin players hanged for wanting to leave the court!

@bachlover5776 2 года назад

Stunning series! My compliments!

@Pratman 2 года назад

First: Just awesome as ever.

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

Thank you! You're too kind! :-)

@G0RG3H Год назад

this is actually fire

@BachTheAnimatedSeries Год назад

Thank you very much! 😊

@peterbachjr.7830 2 года назад

Peter: What a wonderful next episode! Plus, I like the “new” option with the singing. Much, actually! Best, Peter B.

@lofianimator9797 2 года назад

good artwork

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

Thank you! A positive comment from a fellow-animator like you means a lot to me!

@thekantor1964 2 года назад

Great work!

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

Such a comment from someone who knows Bach like you, means the world to me. Thank you very much!

@thekantor1964 2 года назад

@@BachTheAnimatedSeries The pleasure is all mine. You've put so much thought and work into this, and captured the elegance of the atmosphere, as well as explored the emotional gamut by his works. Would you like to chat about your works? We are fellow content creators of very similar topics. Maybe two knives can sharpen eachother?

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

@@thekantor1964 I'd love to! You can write me any time you like. facebook.com/peter.vercauteren.7

@thekantor1964 2 года назад

@@BachTheAnimatedSeries Do you have an email anywhere?

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 2 года назад

@@thekantor1964 I prefer not to post my email publically, but you can contact me through my FB account... facebook.com/peter.vercauteren.7

@brandtbecker1810 6 месяцев назад

I'd have hated having to kiss all of those aristocrats' asses as was the case at that time. Thank God for the likes of Beethoven who finally took the musician out of servants livery.

@BachTheAnimatedSeries 6 месяцев назад

Yes, life wasn't easy for a composer in those days. Bach's son Wilhelm Friedemann already tried to make a living on his own, but he ended up in poverty. Mozart was probably the first to make some real money as a self-employed composer, but it didn't work out well for him either in the end. 😥

@weiliu7319 11 дней назад

No, quite the contrary. Beethoven was a servant too, albeit a highest paid one. Just his employer let him to whatever he liked. In modern day, musicians are fully free from one lord, but have to become sort of lady Gaga to please the millions of patrons who only paid musicians in terms of tricks and records. And the worst music come with it.

@brandtbecker1810 8 дней назад

@@weiliu7319 Very good points raised here! A slave to the mob can be worse than being a servant to a patron (or patrons) of good taste. I only meant that Beethoven never, to my knowledge, held an "official" position like, say, Antonio Salieri as Court Composer (-: (That is, unless one were to count his time as a violist in the court orchestra in Bonn prior to his move to Vienna).