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Prelude in E-moll ''The Cathedral'', BWV 533, by Johann Sebastian Bach
2 minutes 43 seconds
When it came time for me to learn some more music, my organ teacher picked this piece out for me. She knew I liked spooky-sounding music...she did a great job in selecting this one for me! This prelude is one of my favourite pieces of Bach's!
As a summer job in college, I was the substitute organist for the church I recorded this piece in.
Performed on the pipe organ at Kirk O' The Valley Presbyterian Church, Reseda California. Recorded with a Stereo Walkman sitting on the music holder in the middle of the organ console.
Music composed in 1708 by Johann Sebastian Bach (public domain)
(P) 1982
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2 minutes 43 seconds
Listen to FugueWhen it came time for me to learn some more music, my organ teacher picked this piece out for me. She knew I liked spooky-sounding music...she did a great job in selecting this one for me! This prelude is one of my favourite pieces of Bach's!
As a summer job in college, I was the substitute organist for the church I recorded this piece in.
Performed on the pipe organ at Kirk O' The Valley Presbyterian Church, Reseda California. Recorded with a Stereo Walkman sitting on the music holder in the middle of the organ console.
Music composed in 1708 by Johann Sebastian Bach (public domain)
(P) 1982
hippotaur
Category Music / Classical
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 97 x 120px
File Size 4.99 MB
Thankies! This piece (Prelude and Fugue together) took me probably about a month to learn to play, maybe less because I really loved it - spooky Dracula-type music!
I started playing the organ when I was 5 years old. No one would teach me then, so they taught my mother and she taught me until I was 6. I took organ lessons through 11th grade, including one summer of piano lessons. I was a church organist at three different churches from about 10th grade until my second year in college. In the college dorms, we started having jam sessions, and I gained access to multi-track recording equipment in music classes. After I graduated, I joined my friends in The Bogartz and we played at some places like Madame Wong's West in Los Angeles. Creative differences drove me from the band, and I concentrated on recording music in the late 1980s. I didn't do much performance-wise in the early 1990s. In 1995 I started playing ragtime piano at the meetings of the San Francisco History Association, and in 1999 I started playing the organ at games in the Gay Softball League in San Francisco; both of which I still do. Recently, I have tried playing on the streets as well. I have been playing for 38 years now...
Kev
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I have always had a great love and passion for music. I have always enjoyed playing, performing and practicing it. I also play the recorders and strum some chords on a guitar - which can be heard in the end and the beginning of 1985 / The Mourning Sunset. I still want to learn how to play the digeridoo that I have.
Whatever you have a passion and love for in life you will be able to be dedicated to it, and will enjoy what you end up doing with it.
Kev
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thanks... i think i will strt up with piano again.. i just went on and googled piano lessons and found a bunch of helpful song... with the help of virtual piano i have now learned the song"i love new york" its the theme for some show... well not the whole song but the cords and a few other things i picked up by ear scince the guy wants 94 bucks to sign upo for his lessons...
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