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Why do you insist on wearing such ugly offensive looking shoes? Playing in your stocking feet would be much more attractive!! And you would be able to play even better!!

Una delle mie triosonate preferite, proposta con magnifico gusto e tecnica perfetta: come sempre, bravissima!

Interpretazione di rara eleganza e tecnicamente perfetta: Bravissima!

Katelyn, THANK YOU!!! 💖💖💖

Thankyou amazing 👏👏👏

Thank you so much for this amazing performance. I really hope to have a chance to hear you in person one day. You made a lot of very happy people.

Bravo

Ah, Latrobe, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania😊 Beautifully played, young Lady! Next come over here to Pittsburgh: we have beautiful buildings and grand instruments too!😊 St. Paul's R.C. Cathedral; Trinity Episcopal Cathedral; First Lutheran Church; First Presbyterian Church; Shadyside Presbyterian Church; Third Presbyterian Church; East Liberty Presbyterian Church; Calvary Episcopal Church; Church of the Epiphany R.C. Church; Chapel of the Holy Spirit, Duqursne University; Heinz Chapel, the University of Pittsburgh, to name but a few😊

In Hommage to Jeanne, The Spiked heels! Bravo!

I really enjoyed your performance!

Bravo!

What a Tour-De-Force, Bravo!

Excellent performance!!

Beautiful performance,Thank you!!

Grandiozo!!!

very beautiful and elegant. The music is pouring out of you in such a natural way :)

To the glory of God!

Main title theme to the movie Rollerball

Thank the lord that there is still an organist that understands the correct expressions intended as written by the composer. Katelyn, you play this as well as Lily, and Nadia Boulanger, Marcel Dupre’ ,and his student, Jean Marie Demesouix, pen-pal to my mother Dorothy Elliott, whom was assistant organist to Mary Vogt at the John Wanamaker organ 1935-1949

Bloody well played girl and on my favourite instrument in London. A bonus for me. Heard it first time about 55 years ago and it's certainly better now than then. 👍

Congratulation, very good.

Bravo!

i see you performance in s. gaudenzio novara, Fantastico.

Wow! What an ear-bending and mind-bending work of art. Borders on dissonance and yet has a powerful magnetic attraction. Masterfully played. Thanks so very much!!

prombtueus bird, my hart grasspt more room.

Beautiful! The organ really fits this piece.

I’m always so pleased to see a new recording from you. Brilliant playing. Thank you.

Grazie Katelyn per quanto ci hai dato in questi giorni. Sei una grandissima organista ma anche e soprattutto una bellissima persona!!!

i am male of 60+ tears down my face. The power and beauty of this composition.

🥲 🎶🎶🎶🎶 😁 🎶🎶🎶🎶 This piece was chosen for the last music heard at my cousin's funeral. 🥲 Glorious! The organist loved the piece, loved ALL the beautiful ladies who attended, and he loved my cousin. The extra large chapel was filled to capacity. All the ladies had their hair fixed perfectly; for all the beauty salons in Oklahoma City MUST have been busy earlier in the day. My cousin was a beautician and created salons for rising young beauticians, and probably worked on most all of those ladies' hair. It was truly sad to lose him.

Would that be the image of Pius VI or John XXIII, I wonder.

Une interprétation superbe.

Wonderful 🥰! I love your amazing pedalwork, so fast and powerful. It makes me breathless 😍😘. Love regards Steven

Why do so many other organists play this extraordinary piece of art like they have to catch a flight in an hour. I enjoyed this interpretation greatly.

An impeccable interpretation and at a more moderate tempo than other versions, the piece is played at such a speed that it loses meaning. However, I must say that I am exasperated by the extremely perfect tuning of that instrument.

Very nice. The Nativity suite contains some of my favorite pieces ever written for organ, including Les Anges and Les Mages. Thank you Katelyn for posting.

Wonderful!!!

Pure class, thank you 😊

Gewaltig! Und gewaltig schön!!

Amazing. Thank you. Duruflé was my "grand-teacher." (Teacher's teacher), very special music for me. Brava!

Although I've listened to plenty of interpretations of this on before, I've just heard Xaver Varnus's interpretation of this one in Ottawa. Unfortunately for him, and even though I loved his interpretation of Bach's Toccata and Fugue BWV 565 (compared to Carl Ritcher 1954, my favorite), I much prefer yours. This may be due to your musical choices (the accents, your slightly slower rhythm), which transport us into a totally hypnotic sub-paced rhythm. You're the only one so far to have managed to put me in this state, simply by closing my eyes while listening to you. And still the best recording of and pipe organ yet !

Gorgeous & Majestic, Katelyn!

Excellent.

It's nice to show how things were done in earlier times, before electric motors or water motors were used to raise the wind supply. My perfect pitch is telling me that this organ is pitched a little higher than our standard A=440hz. Thank you Katelyn.

Bellissima esecuzione....Grazie

Excellent performance! Musical and engaging!

Nice playing. On another note and I’m sorry this does not involve you but what the heck did they do to the church?

Such wonderful control!

very good choreography, very good playing, very good camera work, very good audio work, x

Great music.