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Praeludium in D Major, BuxWV 139, Dietrich Buxtehude 

Dan Campolieta
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A wonderful example of the North German organ school and Stylus Phantasticus, this piece is a 7-part fantasy, including 2 sections which seem to call for alternating between registers, a fugue, and a few short interludes before the grand finale.
Performed as a postlude to a Sunday service by organist Dan Campolieta and captured live on a long shot camera at National Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC on the 1970 Aeolian-Skinner op. 1456.
(apologies for a couple times the video/audio feed breaks up for a second)

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14 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 5   
@eameece
@eameece 3 года назад
Another good performance. I am probably the most-frequent listener to your great Bach Toccata in F video. I hope you put out more. I like hearing and playing this Buxtehude piece. I put one up myself of his great Fugue in F 157. Thanks for your music.
@altpapapi
@altpapapi 8 лет назад
It was cool you maintained an audience. Nicely done!
@pipeorganfan26
@pipeorganfan26 5 лет назад
I Have ALWAYS Been A Stickler On Getting Up & Walking Around During The Postlude. I Think It Is RUDE Beyone Measure Especially Knowing How LONG Organist Practice The Postlude Pieces.
@md95065
@md95065 8 лет назад
Nicely played but those mixtures were quite literally painfully out of tune at times ...
@dancampolieta4891
@dancampolieta4891 8 лет назад
+Michael Davidson Yeah it happens, weather shifts in between Christmas and Easter. The organ is a wonderful instrument you should check it out online if you aren't familiar, a real treasure in the Capital!
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