Visualizing Bach, Toccata and Fugue in D minor, organ
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Visualizing Bach, Toccata and Fugue in D minor, organ added these pithy words on Jun 09 09 at 7:55 am[…] Original post by magicrebirth […]
scaryreasoner added these pithy words on Jun 10 09 at 3:16 amEh, I don’t know, that just seems like what’s known as a “piano roll”, which doesn’t convey much information. I think this video gives a bit more insight into what makes Bach so special:
scaryreasoner added these pithy words on Jun 10 09 at 3:18 amOh, forgot to mention, it takes about 1 minute 15 secs before the video I linked to gets to the cool part.
magicrebirth added these pithy words on Jun 10 09 at 10:05 amthanks, for the link! I knew about the highly mathematical structures in Bach, but I’ve actually never seen them put into practice THAT clearly :-)
The video I posted above is obviously a different thing, but what I liked about it is that you can grasp almost immediately certain types of symmetrical/recurring structures in the melodic lines… also, I like seeing all the up and downs in the pitches-range so clearly!