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**ardcarp** · 18-11-19, 19:45

Thanks lento...but what a terribly annoying little man; less talk and more playing would have been better!

However, if you want continuous organ music (

) there's www.organlive.com
You have to select your programme to play it, e.g. Windows something-or-other, your area, i.e. Europe, and the number of megawhatsits you want your computer to gobble up. After that...it's a free for all 24-7.

**ocarina** · 18-11-19, 22:24

:)
I strongly recommend the Netherlands Bach Society complete Bach (ongoing):

Netherlands Bach Society

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2kF6qdHRTM_hDYfEmzkS9w

All of Bach is the online video project of the Netherlands Bach Society. The complete oeuvre of Johann Sebastian Bach is made available in high quality recordings, freely available for everyone. Music lovers worldwide can enjoy recordings of large-scale concerts, intimate house concerts and virtuoso solo works, performed by the Netherlands Bach Society and her guest musicians. Visit our online treasury for more videos and background information on www.allofbach.com.

The choral music is wonderful, as are the organ works. The performer explanations are also lovely - e.g. this recording of BWV 539:

Bach - Prelude and fugue in D minor BWV 539 - Smits | Netherlands Bach Society

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHEilVQ6WYE

Bach was very keen on the duo of prelude (or toccata) and fugue, like this Prelude and fugue in D minor BWV 539, performed here by Reitze Smits for the Nethe...

Smits on Prelude and fugue in D minor BWV 539 | Netherlands Bach Society

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QX0wFIWiA4&t=16s

"Bach originally composed this piece for violin, but later decided to adapt the piece for organ so that the organist could play what he had in mind when writ...

**Lento** · 19-11-19, 12:27

Thanks, Ocarina. Ardcarp, I think the presenter may have something in common with Tom Service!

Organ Youtube channel

Organ Youtube channel

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