Toccata and Fugue in D minor, J. S. Bach on Vimeo

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Bach's organ piece, with a scrolling score. Production notes for this piece are here:

musanim.com/ProductionNotes/ToccataAndFugueInDMinor.html

This type of display can be generated from any MIDI file with this tool:

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Note: If you have trouble with sync or audio quality, download the original (m4v) version.

There's a description of this piece in the viewer guide for the video (DVD) that contains it:

musanim.com/pdf/ViewersGuideMAM1996.pdf

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Perez 3 years ago

not loading :-(
musanim 3 years ago

Yeah, I know. If you download the m4v (original), you can play it with the latest QuickTime player, but something's wrong with the Flash version. I've emailed tech support, but I'm guessing that with their new upload limit, they're swamped ... so it may be a while before it gets fixed.
dalas verdugo 3 years ago

I don't think I got an email from you. Where did you send it?
musanim 3 years ago

Like it says to here

vimeo.com/help

I sent it to vimeo.help@gmail.com, yesterday at 11:10am.
Jake Lodwick 3 years ago

This must have been fixed; it works for me. Cool clip.
musanim 3 years ago

Yes, it was fixed; thanks, Dalas!
zzz1492 3 years ago

I've heard the T&F a few zillion times --
I really enjoyed your performance.
And the visuals are astounding;
I learned a few new things about the piece!
alexander Palmboom 2 years ago

ThankYou! Verry nice to watch this visualisation of Bach's music.
Asher Sandberg-Lewis 2 years ago

Finally- musical notation I can understand.
Neil Thompson 2 years ago

Ditto... Watched the whole thing and for the first time (maybe ever) I "got" the notation. Too Cool...
Alain Effe 1 year ago

Very Interesting!!
khmccurdy 1 year ago

It's too bad about the quality of the audio. It's like there's a constand mic rumble.
Sally Tomici 10 months ago

the download link isn't working
khmccurdy 9 months ago

Awexomest piece ever.
anna palmujoki 8 months ago

there's just summin so satisfying to c n hear the same thing! like it a lot:)
Vince Edwards 8 months ago

I can't download the piece, the page shows up as an error, please help.
musanim 6 months ago

The only suggestion I can make is that you need to be logged in (with a valid Vimeo account you've signed up for) for the download button to appear.
Michael Kearney 5 months ago

I was suddenly reminded of the old Disney movie, Donald in Mathmagic Land. There is a part that explains the relationship between math and music, and this made me think of it. I love it Putting it on my iPod as I write this.
piripozz 5 months ago

Absolutely well done!
Luis Barrueta 3 months ago

I loved it. A great way for us laymen to further appreciate the beauty of this composition by Bach. Great piece of work, thanks for sharing it.