The Inline G Flute Podcast

Halloween Special 2: Bach's Boogaloo

The Inline G Flute Podcast

Show Notes

This year’s Halloween Special examines the Irish roots of Halloween, Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, why organs are spooky, why churches are spookier and musical synesthesia. Happy Samhain x

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Chapters:00:00 - Adopt an Irishman 06:25 - ChatGPT talking out it’s hole 10:45 - Spooky Organs 16:38 - Spookier Churches 20:20 - The Last Why

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