Revolutionary
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| Frederic Chopin | Etude, op. 10 no. 12 in C minor - The Revolutionary | 3:04 | track Rating: | + |
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| JS Bach | Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (BWV 565) | ![]() ![]() |
8:49 | track Rating: | 10 |
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By: stoneba7 on Nov, 22 2010
This deserves zero stars.
By: ragbin on Mar, 20 2011
His fresh apoproach appeals to some Organilve listeners. Watch the ratings on this track!
By: majesticpipes on May, 16 2011
A little too far off the chart for me.
By: jayh on Jun, 03 2011
Certainly a different take, definitely fresh. Back in the day (when anything not "authentic" was a mortal sin) I would have snubbed my nose at this. Now, I enjoy it for what it is...and I do enjoy it. Fox wanted to bring Bach to a new audience. maybe
By: Digital Chimes on Nov, 03 2011
my only complaint is the lowest notes sound like crap on this virtual organ and i'm not shocked because i know for a fact that the instrument can only play cleanly down to about 23hz. the lowest note on a 32' stop resonate at 16hz so all the lowest notes on this organ sound horrible like i'm listening to some cheap computer subwoofer flapping around and distorting. trinity could fix this but it would take a little time and money to do it right the rest of the organ from 30hz on up sounds pretty good oh and Cameron is a genius !!!!!!!!!!
By: Bourdon8 on Nov, 05 2011
Bach on LSD! This would have been fun 40 years ago...
By: rockyspanks on Nov, 08 2011
this is actually more fun to watch. it's on youtube. watch cameron's hands. he's just amazing. a true virtuoso. go to youtube and search: "Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565, Cameron Carpenter" that's the exact title of the video. if you love cameron, this is a must see video
By: nigh on Nov, 25 2011
The lowest pedal notes are produced by a variable pitch fan (thanks to aerospace people) which usually requires building modifications in addition.
By: Brian on Jan, 02 2012
Silly. Just plain silly. All it needs now is a drum track and a troupe of clowns. Utterly without merit.
By: jfk1961 on Jan, 29 2012
If most OrganLive listeners dislike these tracks... who keeps requesting them? Not me for one! |
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| Duke Ellington | Solitude | 6:09 | track Rating: | 1 |
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By: Bourdon8 on Dec, 05 2011
... a perfect soundtrack for a Xmas horror show! |
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| Jeanne Demessieux | Octaves, from Six Etudes, op. 5 | 3:44 | track Rating: | + |
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| Franz Liszt | Mephisto Waltz No. 1 (The Dance in the Village Inn) | 12:19 | track Rating: | 1 |
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By: Bourdon8 on Jan, 12 2012
A prodigious demonstration of the tonal and dynamic resources of a sophisticated numerium! |
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| Cameron Carpenter | Love Song No. 1 | 5:50 | track Rating: | + |
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| Marcel Dupré | Prelude and Fugue in B Major, op. 7 No.1 | ![]() |
6:36 | track Rating: | 2 |
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By: rohrwerk on Oct, 29 2010
Ghastly ensemble sounds and much sloppier than I expected
By: ljwalker on Nov, 07 2011
I just don't see the creativity that Mr. Carpenter has shown in other interpretations. |
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| Frederic Chopin | Etude in C Major, op. 10 No. 1 | 2:38 | track Rating: | + |
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| JS Bach | Nun komm, der heiden Heiland (BWV 659) | ![]() ![]() |
4:24 | track Rating: | 1 |
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By: Bourdon8 on Nov, 05 2011
Cameron can show he is also a fine and sensible musician... |
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| Georges Bizet | Variations on a theme from Carmen | 4:43 | track Rating: | 2 |
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By: Brian on Jan, 25 2012
Awful. What a ridiculous mess. Chucking in a few quotes doesn't make it any more clever, either. Oh Cameron - so, SO much talent - but when will you get some taste?
By: Jaqbiec on Feb, 02 2012
It is impossible... |
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| Cameron Carpenter | Homage to Klaus Kinski | 6:16 | track Rating: | 1 |
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By: Brian on Nov, 16 2011
What *was* he thinking? Awful! |
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