Six Sonatas for Organ

In the six organ sonatas of Johann Sebastian Bach, three independent voices intertwine. The right hand plays the highest voice, the left hand the middle voice and the feet the bass. A true musician wants to play each part as if it were the first time and react spontaneously to what the others produce. To bring such a sung conversation with hands and feet to life, he listens with equal attention and love to all voices at the same time. It is a miracle that this is possible. If it succeeds, everything seems simple and natural. A world opens up for the listener in which it is difficult to imagine anything more beautiful than a sonata of a Bach trio.