This monumental organ work showcases Bach's early mastery of merging North German virtuosic pedal techniques with Italianate harmonic language. The extended pedal solo and concerto-like structure foreshadow his later Brandenburg Concertos.
This monumental Baroque work showcases Bach's mastery of form, combining a virtuosic toccata, lyrical adagio, and complex fugue. Originally for organ, its piano arrangements like Busoni's highlight its timeless musical architecture.
A three-section organ work showcasing Bach's mastery of improvisatory toccata writing, lyrical adagio, and complex fugal counterpoint. The Toccata's manualiter passages contrast with the Fugue's rigorous four-voice structure.
This monumental Baroque work showcases Bach's mastery of counterpoint and dramatic contrasts. The toccata section features virtuosic passages, followed by a lyrical adagio, culminating in a complex fugue based on a majestic theme.
BWV 564 is a three-movement work for organ, blending improvisatory toccata passages, a lyrical adagio, and a complex fugue. It exemplifies Bach's mastery of counterpoint and keyboard technique.
