Pastorale in F-Major, BWV 590 Johann Sebastian Bach played by Stefan Steyn. скачать в хорошем качестве

Pastorale in F-Major, BWV 590 Johann Sebastian Bach played by Stefan Steyn.

This two manual organ was built by William (Bill) Selway Robson for the Roman Catholic Church of St Joseph's at St Norbert's Priory. You are listening to Bach's Pastorale in F major from BWV 590 with the Praestant on the Hoofdwerk, Pedal - Subbas 16' and Gemshorn 8'. The organ's temperament is modified meantone. In South Africa there are almost no examples of organs built in true historic style, making this instrument a highly prized instrument within the organ landscape of South Africa, let alone the meantone temperament. The organ was built in the style of the North German Baroque organs known in the 1700s. Within the confines of South African borders, there are no instruments from 1600-1700. Only later in the 1700s do we see organs by English organ builders, and German organs more towards the 1780s. Later instruments built in the country were mostly instruments built in the taste of their times, none built in purist style like the organ we find at Kommetjie, built by Selway Robson. The work of Robson is highly relatable to that of Cor Edskes. The pastorale nature of this piece is beautifully complimented by the sonorous nature and voicing of the Praestant 8' of the hoofdwerk, masterfully voiced by Bill himself, with the Subbas 16' and Gemshorn 8' taking the role of the accompaniment in the pedal. Hoofdwerk: Praestant 8' Roerfluit 8' Octaaf 4' Mixtuur (IV-V) 2' Trompet 8' Borstwerk: Gedekt 8' Woudfluit 4' Principaal 2' Cymbel II Sexqiualter I-II Regaal 8' Tremulant Pedaal: Subbas 16' Gemshorn 8' Dulciaan 16' Schalmei 4' Couplers: BW/HW BW/PED HW/PED Modified Meantone temperament