Alexandre Bruneau - Verset No. 27 in D minor

[@grandorguehauptwerk5539]

I didn't think this sound sample would sound so beautiful. How long ago and with what little knowledge I made this little sound sample. I congratulate you on this beautiful performance, and this performance strengthens me in my efforts to preserve these lost sounds by sampling small and unknown instruments and introduce them to the more fortunate - but not happier - part of the world.
(Augustine)

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

It's a wonderful instrument, Augustine, and I'm very happy to be able to play it. Thanks so much for all your efforts.

[@memoriasdeunajaponesa]

You are the best organist in the world as I know👏👏👏

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

You must not know very many organists at all then. But thanks for your kind comment and for always listening.

[@memoriasdeunajaponesa]

@@thehalf-bakedorganist Actually, I don't know😆But You are the only organist I care, so be proud about that!!!

[@albertoguerzoni]

Very beautiful piece with the harmonium, performed with great musicality.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Thanks, Alberto, for your generous comment.

[@andrewcharman-williams]

A lovely piece. Sounded wonderful. It didn't need a bigger sounding organ.

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

Hi, thank you for listening and commenting. Much appreciated.

[@lucazordancomposer1733]

You find nice pieces!
Isn't this interpretation a bit slow?

[@thehalf-bakedorganist]

I have no doubt that I'm playing this piece more slowly than most would. I tend to play most things on the slower side. Sometimes "really" slow. It's just how I hear it; and this pieces doesn't make sense to me if played faster. Thanks for listening and commenting.

[@lucazordancomposer1733]

@@thehalf-bakedorganist ok, thanks for clearing my doubts. To me, it's really too slow, in some places it sounds still. But I guess it's subjective 😊