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1. Beethoven - 7th Symphony - Driving rhythms, powerful brass, and an ending that guarantees a standing ovation. 2. Bach - "The Great" organ Fugue in gm, BWV 542 - BEST FUGUE EVER 3. Beethoven - 5th Piano Concerto finale - More great rhythms, whole orchestra in top form. 4. Beethoven - 5t...

1. Bach b minor mass
2. Bach wedge fugue
3. Bach passacaglia and fugue in c minor
4. Bach "St. Matthew Passion"
5. Bach Orchestral suite # 1
5. Mozart's requiem mass.

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try JJ Quantz' book "On Playing the flute" it says a whole lot about articulation in general. For specifics about articulation on the keyboard, get Paul Badura-Skoda's book (if i remember its entitled something like "Performing Bach on at the Keyboard") another good book is "...

hey guys,

im writing a paper on symbolism in the works of J.S Bach, and specifically the G minor organ fugue (BWV 578)

anyways, if you guys have any opinions to share or relevant sources/books/papers/dissertations etc. please let me know.

Thanks

Stephen

so, im not an expert, but am currently studying the Gm fugue by bach. as for the trill in right hand, you can keep it measured even at performance because of the speed at which the fugue is played. it isn't untill romantic music that keyboard trills must be executed at an extremely rapid pace. in fr...

Schubert symphony 2... and excerpts from marriage of figaro (i have incredibly weird playlists)

hi everyone i have been playing piano for about 8-9 years. im at the grade 9 level in Royal Conservatory now. I started organ lessons last week and am really enjoying it. i was wondering what you guys know of organ technique, and what and organ student can typically accomplish in a year. I graduate ...