Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Bwv 565

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Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Bwv 565

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Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Bwv 565
By: Ari Nigam

Perhaps the most recognizable organ piece ever. Commonly attributed to Bach. Wonderfully gothic, creepy and beautiful. A fascinating work with an equally fascinating provenance. Seriously Wikipedia it!

TOCCATA AND FUGUE IN D MINOR BWV 565 (by Ari Nigam ) Composed: 2011

Perhaps the most recognizable organ piece ever. Commonly attributed to Bach. Wonderfully gothic, creepy and beautiful. A fascinating work with an equally fascinating provenance. Seriously Wikipedia it! Instrumental, Horror Music, Halloween Horror Music, Johann Sebastian Bach

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Min:Sec

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Full Track - Horror, Halloween Horror

495180

9:48

Slow 65

USD $109.95±

Track Summary
Music Track Title: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Bwv 565
Catalog ID: 495180

Description: Perhaps the most recognizable organ piece ever. Commonly attributed to Bach. Wonderfully gothic, creepy and beautiful. A fascinating work with an equally fascinating provenance. Seriously Wikipedia it!

Artist or Group: Ari Nigam

Keywords: Johann Sebastian Bach Organ BMV Church

Music Genre > Sub-genre
Horror Music
Halloween Horror music

Extended Properties
Duration: 9:48 Tempo: Slow BPM: 65

   Arrangement: Solo
   Instruments: Pipe Organ
   Vocal Mix: Instrumental
   Language:

Moods: Anguished, Atmospheric, Building, Climactic, Dark, Dramatic, Eerie, Escalating, Foreboding, Grand, Haunting, Intricate, Majestic, Mournful, Ominous, Scary, Solemn, Somber, Suspenseful, Terror

Styles: Classical / Toccata & Fugue, Early Music, Film Instrumental, Flash Animation, Horror / General, Horror / Halloween, Horror / Monsters, Radio Production, TV Instrumental, Video Games

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