Bach: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor BWV 565; Rodney Gehrke
One of the most brilliant and creative compositions ever written for the organ...
The work is unique in many respects, and these unique qualities --for example, the solo statement of the fugue subject in the pedals is unprecedented in any work of the baroque-- have led some musicologists to speculate that the work may not be by Bach, or that it is an arrangement drawn from a work for another instrument but what instrument besides the organ could build a cathedral of sound?