\nWith stations number three and four of his journey through Bach’s organ landscapes, J\u00f6rg Halubek releases two more double albums. Both revolve around Bach’s experiences and impressions of a musical and personal nature, which he collected in northern Germany and which J\u00f6rg Halubek makes audible on the organs in Hamburg, L\u00fcneburg and Altenbruch.<\/p>\n
Bach performed on the main organ at St. Katharinen in Hamburg in 1720. J\u00f6rg Halubek interprets works of the Stylus Fantasticus with the Toccata in C, BWV 564 in the center on this very instrument, which has meanwhile been reconstructed and rebuilt by the Flentrop organ building company.<\/p>\n
The Orgelb\u00fcchlein and the Organ Partitas can be heard on the organ of L\u00fcneburg’s St. Johannis Church and the Klappmeyer organ in St. Nicolai at Altenbruch. The chorale partitas, in particular, “bear the clear traces of the North German environment, for example in the operatic-ariose elaborations with French ornaments or in the very individual virtuoso elaborations of the variations that the textual interpretations suggest for individual song stanzas,” according to Halubek. In the Choralb\u00fcchlein, which was written later in Weimar, Bach processes a characteristic motif of a chorale and forms specific sound images in each case. This approach, in turn, has its roots in the encounter with Georg B\u00f6hm in L\u00fcneburg.<\/p>\n
Both double albums are a further step of the multi-musician \u2013 Halubek plays the harpsichord and organ and leads the ensemble Il Gusto Barocco \u2013 on his journey not only through geographical landscapes but the entire organ cosmos of Johann Sebastian Bach. We can be curious about all further recordings, which will lead us through completely new landscapes and soundscapes in the coming years.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nWith stations number three and four of his journey through Bach's organ landscapes, J\u00f6rg Halubek releases two more double albums. Both revolve around Bach's experiences and impressions of a musical and personal nature, which he collected in northern Germany and which J\u00f6rg Halubek makes audible on the organs in Hamburg, L\u00fcneburg and Altenbruch.
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\nBach performed on the main organ at St. Katharinen in Hamburg in 1720. J\u00f6rg Halubek interprets works of the Stylus Fantasticus with the Toccata in C, BWV 564 in the center on this very instrument, which has meanwhile been reconstructed and rebuilt by the Flentrop organ building company.
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\nThe Orgelb\u00fcchlein and the Organ Partitas can be heard on the organ of L\u00fcneburg's St. Johannis Church and the Klappmeyer organ in St. Nicolai at Altenbruch. The chorale partitas, in particular, \"bear the clear traces of the North German environment, for example in the operatic-ariose elaborations with French ornaments or in the very individual virtuoso elaborations of the variations that the textual interpretations suggest for individual song stanzas,\" according to Halubek. In the Choralb\u00fcchlein, which was written later in Weimar, Bach processes a characteristic motif of a chorale and forms specific sound images in each case. This approach, in turn, has its roots in the encounter with Georg B\u00f6hm in L\u00fcneburg.
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