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Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565 sheet music for organ solo by Johann Sebastian Bach, classical score, intermediate skill level

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Skill Level:	intermediate
Duration:	9' 30"
Note Range:	C#3-C6

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Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565

by Johann Sebastian Bach for organ solo

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"I am lucky to have inherited a 1920's pump organ that still has amazing sound. My piano/keyboard skills were never stellar. I decided to attempt to learn this Toccata and Fugue because my Husband and I love the music of "scary..." [show more]

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Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for organ, in D minor BWV 565.

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Instrumentation:

organ solo

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate

Genre:

classical, halloween, holiday

Key Signature:

D minor

Time Signature:

4/4

Tempo:

♩=26 BPM (real metronome 40 BPM)

Duration:

9' 30"

Pages:

18 (actual music: 14 pages)

Note Range:

C#3-C6

Pieces included:

Toccata and Fugue

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Toccata and Fugue Bach by Dolls2cMusic * VSM MEMBER * on October 2018

I downloaded it because it is a fun tune to play for Halloween. I like it - I've never played it until now. Lots of fun.

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Relearning the key board by Becky Stancill on September 2011

I am lucky to have inherited a 1920's pump organ that still has amazing sound. My piano/keyboard skills were never stellar.

I decided to attempt to learn this Toccata and Fugue because my Husband and I love the music of "scary movies."

It's hard. But the format used to print the sheet music aids the flow of play. I'll keep working and perhaps someday it will sound more as it should.

Truly Remarkable by Zachary DeBruine on July 2008

The genius of Bach is demonstrated so clearly in this magnificent piece that one could never cease to be amazed. The prelude uses dramatic effects and amazing patterns to convey the thoughts of the master composer to the audience while the fugue displays Bach's skill at its best as it traverses the path of counterpoint without hesitation. I have always wanted the music for this piece, and after obtaining it, I could hardly believe what was coming out of the organ - the mastery of the world's greatest organist. I recommend this piece without hesitation to everyone. If you can, take the time to practice this piece until you have it nailed, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience to play something like this!

The greatest by Edgar T. on July 2008

It is the only organ tocatta I know, and I do not know if J.S. Bach composed more but it is magnificent. If people tell you that this song is scary, tell them it is not, it has a name and it is composed by a composer of the Barroque period.

One of the best pieces ever written... by Greg Z on June 2008

I could have used some dynamic markings here and there but other than that it's a note for note transcription of the piece. It's a great skill building song because the toccatta section is easy-medium difficulty while the fugue is medium-high. I could play this 100 times in a row and not get sick of it. Anyone who plays keyboard should be familiar with this one.

Incredible! by Mia on February 2007

I have looked for this piece for years!(I never knew what it was called!) Now that I have found it (accidentally), I hope to be able to learn it as soon as possible!