Classical Item - Herbert Tachezi - Die Alte Orgel - Klosterneuburg Bei Wien (Österreich) - Telefunken

Classical Vinyl Album

Artist:	Herbert Tachezi
Title:	Die Alte Orgel - Klosterneuburg Bei Wien (Österreich)
Format:	Vinyl Album
Label:	Telefunken
Country:	Germany
Date:	1967
Catalogue:	SAWT 9520-B
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Soloist	Herbert Tachezi

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Side 1

Herbert Tachezi

Präludium Und Fuga C-Dur

Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer

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Herbert Tachezi

Ricercare In G

Johann Jakob Froberger

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Herbert Tachezi

Capricio G-Dur

Johann Jakob Froberger

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Herbert Tachezi

Canzona In D-Moll

Johann Kaspar Kerll

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Herbert Tachezi

Toccata E-Moll

Johann Pachelbel

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Herbert Tachezi

"Nun Komm Der Heiden Heiland"

Johann Pachelbel

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Side 2

Herbert Tachezi

Komm, Gott, Schöpfer, Heiliger Geist

Johann Pachelbel

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Herbert Tachezi

Fuge C-Dur

Johann Pachelbel

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Herbert Tachezi

Toccata Quinta

Johann Speth

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Herbert Tachezi

Praembulum, Fugae, Finale Tertii Toni (In A)

Franz Xaver Anton Murschhauser

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Herbert Tachezi

Nova Cyclopeas Harmonica

Georg Muffat

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Notes

Herbert Tachezi at The Große Festorgel of Stiftsbasilika im Chorherrenstift Klosterneuburg Bei Wein.

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Magic Marmalade 12th Apr 2016		Review BOOM! This is monster music to frighten the neighbours with. Usually I'd leave this kind of thing in the record bins - mentally filed under the heading "Other stuff you have to wade through to get to the things you're looking for", along with marching band music, Klaus Wunderstuff, and Reams of Mantovani and James Last... but having been blown away by Hanz Zimmer's score for the movie Interstellar at the cinema, with it's earth shattering church organ style music, I saw this, and thought: "Here's the real deal!" It was on the Telefunken label too, and was cheap, so why not? If you have a nice system you want to test the limits of, try some of this... this massive organ throbs, pulsates, and hums in a way that is truly devastating when listened to at top volume. But before I get too Mills & Boon about it, I'll just say that it's like inviting a minor earthquake into your front room, and leave it at that.... you know what an organ sounds like in a church most likely. Having been a little frustrated at the other Telefunken album I have, as it was recorded too quietly on the disc, even though the vinyl was great, and all the music was there, this does not suffer in that way in the slightest... vinyl is very thick, solid, and crucially silent on the needle... but has all the depth, weight, power and scope of a Columbia press, or the detail of the HMV discs, and this time the music is recorded loud and proud. I'm sure my neighbours already think I'm some kind of vampire, and my playing of this has done nothing to disabuse them of this notion, but what the hell! I'd go so far as to say that if you are in a heavy metal band, and feel your usual methods of making music with standard instrumentation are a little too delicate or polite... pop down to your local Cathedral, and ask if you can set up there, and use their Mighty organ to steamroller the audience.... ...this is seriously Heavy Metal! 3 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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