Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

I'M BACK!!! Here's something a little bit different - Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, perhaps the most magical experience you can have in world of music, if you've never just closed your eyes and let Bach take you along for the journey, you are missing out. Written approximately 300 years ago, a piece as grand as this arguably wasn't to be written until the next century with the grand symphonies of the romantic period, it's quite easy to see how Bach was well ahead of his time and is, to this day, considered the grandfather of all modern music. I hope you enjoy the crunchiness in that intimidating introduction and the new patterned effects! This has been one of the most enjoyable videos to create in a long time 😀 For any organists, excuse the format (with the 3rd hand "pedals" and automatic registration), and a big thanks to my good organist friend for his guidance and advice. Hope you've all had a good start to 2020 ♥

But why they consider this masterpiece a dracula's theme?

Legend has it that if you walk past the cemetery of Leipzig at midnight, you can hear this being played backwards. It is Bach, decomposing.

3:00 this part is my favorite

Those who watch it on march 2026⤵️

Btw: 5:55 is the best part

What a divine video

How funny would it be if that hand on the left was a foot instead

Hi Rousseau, nice performance!
Which organ are you using?
Does Yamaha PSR-E373 has this organ?

Pero yo no tengo 3 brazos 😭

cum au aparut doua maini. e frumoasa