Much like Jesus...
Bach had many years of his life left unrecorded. There was a chapter in his life that has been kept secret. In reality, he spent the last few years of his life in a psychiatric ward. (His family thought it would be best if they kept that a secret). His eldest son visited him often, and, fatefully, decided to transcribe what his now inconsistent father was improvising. This is the last work that the late, great Bach played as he had a fatal heart attack.
Enjoy the final musings of a musical genius.
Nice
So this was a nice piece it does have a nice classical feel to it and the change in temp does build it up differently then most I do think more tempos changes would be a plus though as you have some nice sounds in this more mixtures of different sounds and instraments would also be a big plus but I did enjoy this for what it is so nice work indeed on this fine piece I look forward to even more
~~THINGS TO IMPROVE ON~~
Some added tempo changes for more build up
~X~
Great!
A really nice piece of church music ( if I may call it that, the instrument used is one often used in churches ). At times it seems rather slow and it feels like it's missing some additional instruments, doesn't really have much emotion in it, even though it sounds good. I like the melody though, and the choice of base instrument, would be nice if you could keep adding to it, maybe a little normal piano too, I don't know. Keep it going!
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I intended for this to be a joke. It's supposed to start out nice, and sorta go nowhere, as if he was just sitting at an organ, playing these things almost schizophrenically. I think the idea of having changed the tempo a bit may have added another level to it. And I did try to add a section to it, but I couldn't find anything I liked, so I just kept on where I was going. It is also meant to be semi emotionless. Hence the choice of the organ. I find it is the hardest thing to really feel. It's all just part of the larger joke.
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.
Dufanzy 
