- SICILIANO for organ (from Flute Sonata, BWV 1031) [Hauptwerk // Noordbroek]

In this video you can hear my rendition of ’’s famous “Siciliano” from the Flute Sonata in Eb major (BWV 1031) arranged for organ by @AubreyTucker played on my own Hauptwerk organ. I have chosen to use the sample set of Noordbroek, created by Sonus Paradisi. Bach’s Siciliano from his second flute sonata feels very much like it was written directly for the organ. The Siciliano is the slow second movement from the sonata written in G minor (the mediant key) which is a bit unusual as they most often are played in the parallel key (C minor). In this arrangement I have selected the simplest of registrations: One 8 stop flute in the Great, one 8 stop flute in the Rugpostif and one 8 stop flute in the pedal (although Aubrey recommends a 16, 8 registration. Everything is played with a tremulant to give that vibrance in the sound. Do give @AubreyTucker’s channel a visit. He really does great work and I have personally bought one arrangement more that I hope to release soon on my channel. What could it be? Well... stick around and don’t forget to subscribe ;-) ____________________________________________________ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL BY BECOME A MEMBER The most important thing is that the people watching my video enjoy them and hopefully subscribe to my channel. However, if you want to give me a moral boost I hope that some of you also may want to support the work I do financially. I make additional content at the site BuyMeACoffee where you can get perks as: blog posts, early access to videos, download of my recordings as MP3’s, audio podcast, influence on which organs I record on and more. Check it out at: ► A simple donation can also be made at PayPal. ► Be a part of TIERCE on Facebook. A community where we chat about organ music, classical composers and Hauptwerk. ► All the best, PHILIP