Classical Piece Identification Options

[MattE]

Hey Marcus :]

I am having a problem identifying the origin of a particular classical pattern (Not sure if that is the correct term or not...)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0pkigApKEw...feature=related

In this video is a violin player by the name of Samvel Yervinyan, and from 0:20 - 0:24 is the piece I am trying to find

I was wondering if you knew what composer that piece was in the style of

Thanks!

-Matt

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[Artemus]

Bach's Fugue from Toccata and Fugue in D minor

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[MattE]

Awesome!

Cheers Artemus :]

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[Artemus]

No problem - both the Toccata and the Fugue involve the use of that repeated pedal note (A)
The piece is normally played on the organ. The following video is the Fugue and the excerpt that Yanni played is the first 5 seconds. The whole tune is worth a listen though

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This post has been edited by Artemus: Nov 7 2009, 12:08 AM