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Hi Mr Lloyd! Do you remember putting up no Fortnite dancing pictures in the PAC?

Bravo!

Wait until we get the 64000 tone chromatic scale.

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My favorite note is the A flat

Excellent! And what a self critical analysis by the Master. Perfection in performance can be a real problem for all of us. Well done Simon, you channel is an inspiration.

This is cool and proves that meantone is the way music was meant to sound, equal may make things convenient but at the cost of the richness and fullness of sound. This is beautiful.

Great sound - true Brahms!

Most obvious question: why is D# at the top but G# at the bottom of the key?!

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Favourite bits: 1. You can see how early and late some decisions are made by when the feet move, like 1:42 2. The registration fail at 4:19 (Gt/Ped weren't combined) 3. The 'meh' head tilt at the end

Why is D♯ above E♭ but G♯ below A♭ on the keyboard? I expect that they would have consistent directions.

Why are only two black keys split and other black keys not split?

you'd think there would be more midi keyboards out there with split key inputs.

It's amazing how different the D# and Eb sound. We're all so used to equal temperament where everything is fudged a bit that it's easy to forget how other systems work.

What a great improvisation! Lovely work, Simon. Glad to be a new subscriber here.

But why is D sharp on the top and then G sharp is on the bottom? that would mess me up.

its amazing how much color do they add

Thank you so much ❤!!!

Perfect tempo and well-played.

This is so cool!! Is this instrument just available to play, or did you need special permissions?

I love this. Thank you!!

I love this video, Mr Simon Richard Lloyd

Very good video, Mr. Secondary Rag Lloyd

Genial y hermoso y un Órgano muy ronco , como un señor mayor, felicitaciones.

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Great video Simon

Man that instrument looks fun to play!!

YES PLEASE

It actually sounds really good

Wait, A=466 Hz? The highest A used by humans is A=455 Hz. Also, Quarter-comma Meantone was used in Baroque period, and people used A=415 Hz. Almost one semitone lower than our standard A=440 Hz. Don't talk about A=432 Hz, the "scientific" pitch (real scientific pitch is A=421,39 Hz with a ugly decimal), it's like homeopathy in music theory and there's lot to try like A=435, A=438, A=453, A=455, etc. Actually, it doesn't matter because if you dont't have a perfect pitch, you don't perceive absolute frequencies, you perceive consonance and dissonance of intervals, that is RATIO of frequencies.

Love this! You play it so brilliantly!

O.K. perfect

all of which goes to show that mathematics can be helpful sometimes...

Exquisitely done, Mr. Lloyd. I was last there in the mid-70s and the Monsignor let me play a few notes on that grand console and go up and look at the other smaller console, but it wasn't in service at the time. Is there still a wooden 32' rank on the back wall?

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Sublime!

MOM!! THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACCIDENTALS! I KNEW IT!

Step wise it sounds way smoother.

I love this performance. Especially how you linger on that cross-relation at 1:14.

god damn i wish i could play in all the keys like this

Amazing! But my ears hurt.

👍🏻 very interesting

Good stuff, Simon. Thanks for the mentions.

Wow! Love this! You perform this exquisitely!

I want a keyboard like that for synths

People will be sampling this a ton

That sort of prolonged 4-3 suspension at around 0:47 was really cool! But does it not put you off that the organ is almost a semitone sharp of concert pitch?

Better than Bachs Equal Tuning,5 Years Alcatraz for his Cent tollerance Work!He ist the Undertaker From Pythagoran Tuning,Clean Minor and Major,i 💖Other Tunings😂😂😂🐒😎👏👏👏🎹🎻👻👻👻

Very well played Simon. Encore!