8 thoughts on “ Hambourg - Johann Sebastian Bach, E. Power Biggs - The Golden Age Of The Organ (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Biggs establishes Bach's piece as one of the crowning artistic achievements of the human race. The Toccata & Fugue in F Major (an under-played piece in the Great Organ Works Canon) is also done brilliantly. The deep, bass "F" note that opens the piece swells like a tsunami under the delicate toccata and will shake your rafters/5(62).

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2. Side A (1): An Organ Tour of Germany Side B (2): An Organ Tour of Germany Side C (3): An Organ Tour of Holland Side D (4): An Organ Tour of Holland With a Page Booklet of Photographs, Organ Specifications & articles by experts on his life & work. Vinyl records are in a box set. An Organ Tour of Germany & Holland with E. Power Biggs 5/5(2).

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4. E. Power Biggs - Johann Sebastian Bach ‎– Eight Little Preludes And Fugues / Concerto In D Minor After Vivaldi Label: Columbia Masterworks ‎– M

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Greatest Hits Vol.2 on Discogs.

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6. Johann Sebastian Bach - Johann Sebastian Bach - Reputation and influence: For about 50 years after Bach’s death, his music was neglected. This was only natural; in the days of Haydn and Mozart, no one could be expected to take much interest in a composer who had been considered old-fashioned even in his lifetime—especially since his music was not readily available, and half of it (the.

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7. Biggs did much to bring the classical pipe organ back to prominence, and was in the forefront of the midth-century resurgence of interest in the organ music of pre-Romantic composers. On his first concert tour of Europe, in , Biggs performed and recorded works of Johann Sebastian Bach, Sweelinck, Dieterich Buxtehude, and Pachelbel on.

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8. Re: E. Power Biggs is still the "King of Bach Organists" to this day since Johann S. himself [quote user="soubasse32"] [quote user="Etienne"]Sometimes it boils down to first impressions. For example, I remember very clearly the first time I heard the Gigout "scherzo" played. For some reason that particular performance made an impact.

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