J.S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue in D major, BWV 532
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Monica Czausz plays Bach's Prelude and Fugue in D on the "Bach Organ" of Houston, Texas, at Christ the King Lutheran Church. Recorded on February 9, 2017.
Fugue begins at 4:26
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Wow, this is fantastic! I played this a couple of years ago in public, and it is THE most demanding piece I have performed yet. To play it all by heart is no mean achievement. Her articulation is flawless, the tempi are perfect, the organ is beautiful. What more can you ask for?
As a contemporary of Bach said...
"As if an angel has come down from heaven and played for us."
I hope this wonderful person will stay many years amongst us, and spread the music. Absolutely the holy trinity of perfection - music, musician and instrument all in perfect harmony. Chapeau!!
Anmutig, als wäre es ein Leichtes dieses Stück zu spielen. Wunderbar, der transparente Klang dieser Orgel, wenn eine Meisterin sie spielt.
How do organists resist the urge to stand on those pedals all day? That reedy beefy sound is just unbeatable.
This performance is absolutely amazing. She has it all -- perfect tempi, rhythms, articulations, steadiness but with subtle agogic accents defining the structure of the music, drive and excitement. Yet she looks completely relaxed and at ease. Monica is one of the finest organists of her generation. Play on and on and on, dear Monica!
Absolutely indeed. Just amazing.
orglet your compliments are beautiful! Are you a writer?
And yes, this performance is outstanding!
amazing ? Beautifull inspiring uplifting fresh
And...way, way, way, *WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY* TOO FAST!! (see above note)...
Woah
Wow! I've heard some appalling versions of this (by some very well-known organists!) but this performance was wonderful. Nicely registered and perfectly timed, and a treat to listen to. Thank you for posting.
The pedal work at the end is what separates the amateurs from the professionals. My wife has played this work as a postlude at our church many times.
An organist as a wife?? You are one lucky man!
@@henrykwieniawski7233 She is amazing.
Beauty will save the world.
Bach and you are definitely contributing to it.
Incredible to me that this composition requires both feet and both hands to play. The ability of the human brain continues to amaze me.
I used to play the organ and at first I thought it would be impossible. But over time with plenty and plenty of practice it started to work and the feeling you get when you master such a skills is incredible. And it is indeed amazing how your whole nervous system seems to adapt to allow you to do something like this. I agree that this is a superb rendition of BWV532, impressed with the organ too and it sounds great even though the organ seems to be standing on the ground floor of the church, which is really unusual for a baroque organ this size.
This performance, this piece, and this fine recording, has haunted me for weeks. Absolutely gripping on all counts. Ms. Czausz is simply gorgeous in this video. Thank you!
No sheet music, this is impressive. Magnificent!
Played completely from memory - not gazing at a piece of paper!
I'm sure this comment will be lost among all the others, but I was attracted to this video because back in the '70s, long before the current sanctuary and organ of Christ the King were built, the church met in what I am sure is now the Fellowship Hall. Back then, I was a member of the Houston Harpsichord Society, and we had numerous meetings in that building, including most memorably a concert by harpsichordist Alan Curtis and baroque violinist Lucy van Dael.
I am delighted to see and hear what a fine instrument now inhabits the new church, and to enjoy such a wonderful performance Monica has given us of BWV 532. Christ the King has always had the good fortune of having members who supported the very best in music, and it is wonderful to know that this tradition has continued.
Hey, thanks for your comment. There's a stunning Bösendorfer in the Parish Hall, but this organ truly takes the cake! Hopefully you get to hear it in person some day!
@@MonicaCzauszBerney I'm in Fort Worth now--hope to get to hear you in concert some day.
I'm thrilled whenever I see/hear a dedicated Baroque instrument. It's a costly decision for a church to build, house, and maintain a "general purpose" instrument as well as an amazing instrument such as this.
What stunning virtuosity - absolutely blown away by this performace of one of my favourite Bach compositions, Well done indeed!
Martin Chambers I FERVENTLY AGREE. I'm an enthusiastic amateur organist, by the way.
Speed and perfect articulation, something we don’t hear very often. The polyphony is as clear as a bell, all voices easily discernible. Magnificent organist playing a great organ. Doesn’t get any better than this.
Lawrence Krupp
Fully agree!
I'm an enthusiastic amateur organist, and I wish I could play this, but *it'ssofast* Yes, I ran the words "it's so fast" together deliberately. Anyway, I love this piece.
The organ helps with this as well. Getting the articulation correct is easier on an organ designed for baroque music.
Quite right: each voice sings, sound is earthy, limpid, articulation totally assured at this generous pace. Enjoyable as it is instructive.
Superb. A real tonic. That shows us how it should be played.
Quelle magnifique interprétation ! Tout est clair : une excellente registration ; le Tempo idéal ; une merveilleuse articulation ... une maîtrise absolue de l'Orgue. J'ai attendu si longtemps pour écouter telle merveille !! ... BRAVO & MILLE MERCI !!
Ecoutez celle de Marie-Claire Alain, parue chez Erato. ne se
I have listened to this beautiful recording many times. I have studied others but they mostly seem heavy and muddy due to excess bass and muffled highs.. This recording is bright and alive and I have to conclude that Monica and the instrument are a perfect combination which produces such a beautiful sound. Thank you for providing me with so much enjoyment.
WOW! It seems like she was born knowing how to play that piece!
Reid I was born knowing how to play my favorite hymn tunes. Especially Forest Green by Rafe Vaughan Williams.
Yes, she was *DEFINITELY* born knowing how to play it.
I'm an enthusiastic amateur organist.
She plays it in such natural and spontaneous way, its a gift!!!
Years of practise rookie
Johann would have a huge smile on his face after this performance of his masterpiece! Bravo
Das ist bach in perfektion...sie spielt was komponiert ist u.nicht mehr...u.das im barocken stil...toll
Gespielt mittels gutem Gedächtnis ohne jegliches Einfühlungsvermögen in die wirkliche musikalische Aussage. Ein Roboter kann das genau so gut.
@@thomasramdasvoegeli wie kommt man zu solch einer einschätzung, wenn man nicht der komponist ist, den man in diesem fall leider nicht mehr fragen kann?
und welche ist denn die `wirkliche` musikalische aussage?
Just a little humor this tense morning in the trenches. ua-cam.com/video/MSfztbm4Qa4/v-deo.html
@@thomasramdasvoegeli Nur ein Roboter sieht, hört und fühlt den Unterschied zwischen einem Roboter und einem Menschen nicht! Sorry for you.
A stunning performance in every way. Such a lively acoustic, registration and articulation. Brilliant memory work - thank you Monica, just beautiful!
Bedauerlich, daß ich es jetzt erst gesehen und gehört habe! Dafür habe ich es gleich 4 mal auf mich wirken lassen. Danach saß ich 5 Minuten regungslos auf meinem Sessel. Obwohl ich jeden Ton des Stückes kenne, bin ich sehr beeindruckt. VIELEN DANK FÜR DIESES eRLEBNIS !!!!!!!!!
Mir erging es genau so. In dieser Perfektion habe ich es noch nie gehört. Wenn man die Augen schließt, könnte man meinen, Bach persönlich sitze an der Orgel.
J'dorerais toute ma vie marie-claire Alain, célèbre organiste française décédée , eh bien je vois en elle, de l'autre côté de l'atlantique une jeune organiste que l'on peut aussi adorer!
Conosce a memoria tutto il pezzo!
Great memory and Great organist.
Absolutely Magnificent Organist......Musically as Well as Technically .
An exquisite performance!
Just beautiful. No other words. Bach is eternal.
jmcyow you are so absolutely right!👏👍
I'm an enthusiastic amateur organist, by the way.
@@claireforestgreenorgangeek7144 God bless you for keep playing this marvelous instrument.
I agree
DAMN !!! AND I THOUGHT PLAYING THE PIANO WAS DIFFICULT !
Playing the piano *IS* difficult. Playing the pipe-organ is *IMPOSSIBLE*...
I've studied organ, and I'm still studying piano (can't afford my own organ, not even a used digital, not right now anyway) and piano is hard, organ is impossible. But Bach is the way. Best teacher ever.
@@wakkowarner4288 Are the inventions hard? What's hard, in general (style, period, composer, piece)?
@@caesarsneezer6992 I don't play the organ (I wish I could/did), but I believe the most taxing pieces probably some of Bach's Trio sonatas because there are often 3 voices (or lines) playing simultaneously. Or another piece is Bach's Saint Anne Triple Fugue. I've heard that's extremely difficult as well.
I am mesmerised. Started clapping, even though I'm alone in the room. BRAVISSIMO!
MASTERFULLY played, and it beyond words how such a what seems to be a DIFFICULT work can be performed without a sheet of music...IMPRESSIVE...This is one of my FAVORITE works for me BACH...Whoever gave this the thumbs down, I simply don't understand...
This performance has mesmerizing clarity. I think I have watched 100 times, and still I am rapt. It connects with Bach and communicates the artistic essence and blossom to us. I can feel the control in articulation, tempo, and rhythm that are the key modes of expression for instruments of pure touch. Kudos to you, Monica, and I hope to hear more of your stunning work.
Ms. Czausz makes it look so easy. That is part of her amazing artistry. This is a wonderful performance, clean and articulate in every way. Thoroughly enjoyable music.
sublime, senza enfasi, ed eseguita con estrema pulizia. Questo è Bach!
È VERO!
Splendid. And what flawless footwork. Messi and Ronaldo: eat your heart out!
LMAO!!! ;0))))))
Hard to imagine a more perfect and beautiful performance of this work. Bravo and thank you!
This is one of the most perfect performances of any piece on any instrument. If you’ve listened to lots of baroque organs music, as I have, you understand just how accomplished Monica’s performance here is.
Ein meisterhaftes Werk - fulminant souverän und musikantisch in Musik verwandelt - Bravissimo!!
Die Noack-Orgel ist dazu ein wunderbares Instrument.....
Viele Grüße aus der Orgel- und Wallfahrtsstadt Kevelaer (Ndrh)
And that is how Bach is played.
Brilliant performance by a great artist! Fantastic tempo & articulation & technique, it brings to my mind performances of M.C. Alain & E. Power Biggs. Also, a wonderful instrument.
I'm not sure what more I can add to the comments I've read so far. Her performance is stunning on all accounts. This is one of JSB's highest musical achievements, and this rendition expresses its brilliance as sound.
In one instant I was converted to heaven and found myself dancing to organ music, here at home as I listen -- how well you made this speak of God -- how splendid Bach tells us of heaven. God bless Monica Czausz for this gift amen
3:27 "Do you renounce Satan?"
"👓🔫"
@@benjithechimp "do you know who I am? I'm Moe Green."
@@abdul-hadidadkhah1459 Who is this
@@mymusicalinstrumentsdiary5589 this piece was used in at the end of the movie The Godfather, called the baptism scene.
@@abdul-hadidadkhah1459 Oohh okay
Que cosa mas hermosa.....
Hardly ever I can see such footwork dexterity, real pure talent that girl is. Serdecznie pozdrawiam pani Moniko z Bolesławca. Bardzo piękne wykonanie, dobór rejestrów i właściwe umiarkowane tempo.
Organists must have incredible core strength.
Absolutely magnificent rendering. I intended to watch a minute or two but was nailed to my seat to the end. Thank you.
Here's better, way better: ua-cam.com/video/pbU3preF97o/v-deo.html
@@CLASSICALFAN100 I find Schweitzer's rendering too slow for my taste though there may be arguments to be made for both speeds.
J'admire, personnellement, la parfaite maîtrise de l'œuvre et de son interprétation. Bravo et merci!
Superb playing from someone so young, I have heard many recordings of this piece, and I really believe it is amongst the best. No I am not a musician of any kind, I just enjoy listening to those who are.
Hola Monica, me ha gustado mucho la interpretación que has hecho del preludio y fuga de Bach.
Tienes un nuevo suscriptor.
Saludos desde España.
There's a good reason we organists play with shoes on our feet: they give better traction, leverage and control than bare or stocking feet.
Always wondered about that.
Timothy Tikker I don't use the pedals because I have difficulty with hand-foot coordination, that's a shame, isn't it?
Timothy Tikker would pretending to play pedals using a floor keyboard like the one Tom Hanks played in "Big" help me learn hand-foot coordination? I'm tired of being so uncoordinated! Organists should not be clumsy.
Timothy Tikker Exactly. And your feet tend to slide off of the pedals by mistake wearing only socks, besides being uncomfortable.
Timothy Tikker some people play the pedals barefoot? 😖OUCH!!!😖 I never even played in stocking feet, much less barefoot. Sometimes my feet hurt when I so much as *walk* barefoot on an uncarpeted floor. So the idea of playing the organ pedals in stocking feet, let alone barefoot, 😖sounds painful. Cringe!!! 😖
My Genres are Carving, Supermoto, Surfing, and Hydrofoiling. At our level. Arts are an EXPRESSION.. Never competition. This performer is a prime example of the very best of Humanity. In other words. She rips so hard I cried! HAHA
I had not heard this lady before. My loss! Marvelous performance. Well articulated and with excellent registration. All the voices in the fugue are clear, not muddied. Made my day!
Ms. Czausz seems completely relaxed when playing this somewhat animated music. A real pleasure for eyes and ears.
Fabulous in every respect. Thank you so much for this magnificent performance. Tears in my eyes.
Spiller den selv.krysse beina,bytte fot m Bach noter.
Po wysłuchaniu tego nagrania, dzień staje się pełen szczęścia.
Outstanding performance of a piece that epitomises JSB’s organ works.
As beautiful a performance as it is impeccable, you made my day! My kingdom for more Bach from you. May I suggest the Passacaglia (582) and prelude and fugue 547 :)
Sjajno i jednostavno. Tečno. Lepršavo. Odlična akustika i orgulje. Super! 😊
Una gran Organista... Felicidades...Un Preludio y Fuga, en el que demuestra su preparación, el estudio de la Obra con muchísima soltura, y de memoria...muy buena... Gracias...
La he disfrutado encantado, al ver el vídeo, gracias... recuerdo la composición, Preludio y Fuga
de Bach... cuando estudiaba el Órgano...
La Demostración es Admirable de la Organista... gracias y FELICIDADES...
This performance has inspired me to learn this prelude and fugue. The interpretation reminds me of one of the greatest Bach players E. Power Biggs.
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Prelude and Fugue in D Major, BWV 532
00:10 Prelude
04:26 Fugue
Monica Czausz, organ
Noack Organ Company, Opus 128 (1995)
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Houston, Texas
Bravo! Excellent, wonderful interpretation, Ms Czausz could teach Cameron Carpenter a thing or two as to good taste and playing with emotion and feeling at proper tempo and registration. (At the time of my reply, 26 thumbs down??? Either Carpenter fans, people who hate organ music, or individuals who thumb down every video on UA-cam as compensatory factors for the severe inferior complex and inadequacies)
Cameron is a great interpreter of Bach. That might not be to your traditional taste, but certainly doesn’t make him any less talented.
@@DanaFox1Tbabe Cameron is the reincarnation of Virgil Fox in more ways than one (on organ playing, changing stops just for the sake of hitting the generals pistons, all show and no heart (feeling), or as C P E Bach wrote of such players, modo technicus).
Cameron can and will play Bach with too frequent stop changes, stops never found (or had been invented) all he wants, Ms Czausz plays J S Bach "Bach's way."
Recreating the tonality, tempi, and ornaments is musicology, not a tradition taste, but the recreation of history.
Playing J S Bach on Caville Coll Organs was a tradition, actually it was more of a fashion, until HIstorical Informed Performance practices started a revolution (mostly due to E. Power Biggs, who wasn't a stick in the mud, he played Scott Joplin on a Pedal Harpsichord. In England just as playing J S Bach on those large English Cathedral Organs wasn't a fashion, it was what was available and in a sense non traditional. In the time of Bach's contemporary, Handel, there wasn't but one organ in of the United Kingdom that had a pedalboard.
The first time I heard Virgil Fox (record) play the J S Bach's Schübler Chorale Prelude, Wachet Auf Ruft uns die Stimme (it's a transcription Zion hört die Wächter singen" ("Zion hears the watchmen sing"), the 4th movement of the cantata of the same name BWV 140) it was many things, but it wasn't J S Bach. J S Bach ("right hand 8', left hand 8', Pedal 16') Virgil Fox used every d@mn stop on the organ in a crescendo, with a 32' trombone for the finish. I believe the term is "I threw up in throat, a little." That was before Fox toured with that God-awful electronic organ. So when I hear a Cameron Performance on UA-cam (through a quality sound card into a audiophile system of the 1960's) the first thing that comes to mind is Yogi Berra's famous quote, "It's deja vu all over again!'
Now if you enjoy the musical equivalent of "The Last Supper, by Leonardo Da Vinci executed with Fluorescent Poster Paint on a black velvet 'canvas' illuminated by a black light, more power to you.
Breaking with tradition for the sake of breaking with tradition is fine for iconoclasts, however, nothing, not even the world's largest digital organ, is going to change that organ's do not hold the place of respect on the concert stage that they use to, and the major audience for classical organ pieces are basically church organists and lover's of J S Bach's music, and it's a hidebound group. Cameron doesn't even have the benefit of the "Heavy Organ" Light Shows with Hippie's listening while frying on Acid for an audience. Most people associate pipe organs with church, weddings, and funerals most of which have lost their popularity, except funerals which were never popular in the first place by the family or the decedent. Ironically, I really enjoy Cameron's organ arrangements, and his performances of these are excellent and in good taste. I hold the belief he missed his true calling, being a "Theater Organist." And that's not a put down, a Theater Organist requires virtuosity of the highest order even more so than either a Church or a Classical Concert Organist, and Cameron's performance practices would dove tail perfectly with the Theater Organ musical niche. Too bad there isn't a 21st century Cable or TV Equivalent of The Lawrence Welk Show, to feature his talents to an even larger audience.
Renshen1957 LOL...seriously!? SMFH 🙄 You need to chill!
@@DanaFox1Tbabe Seriously, and shake your head all you want. The organ as a concert instrument is moribund, nothing is going to change that...chill on that for a while.
Renshen1957 Why can’t you simply comment on this excellent performance and leave your negativity and commentary about other artists some of us have great respect and admiration for? Virgil Fox, rest his soul, and Cameron Carpenter have both brought masses of younger folx into an appreciation for J.S. Bach’s marvelous genius for the art of the fugue that may have never been otherwise exposed! That’s a win-win for everyone. I think you owe us Virgil and Cameron fans an apology!
Perhaps Virgil was right when he said the Bach purists...with their noses in the air...yet cannot play a single note!
BTW, yes I can play!
I have never heard a more wonderful rendition, and the organ is truly beautiful. That reed which speaks so clearly in the pedal is magnificent.
I think Bach would have been very happy of this performance. Thank You, Monica!
Who is to say that he isn’t listening?😊
Auf der Kirchenorgel hatte ich das Flohwalzer gespielt 😊
To play Bach this good without partiture, is a sign of good musical talent
What a wonderful performance. Without sheet music, no less! As a past organist I can honestly appreciate greatness here. Thank you for sharing ... so very much!
At 10:00 Monica dances over the pedalboard like Fred Astaire, wonderful!
(edit: I meant Ginger Rogers!)
I agree100%♪♫♪
You mean Ginger Rogers.
@@lordenoch0 I regretted not having mentioned Ginger Rogers just after placing my comment! My excuses and tribute to her.
I think more like Pinkey Lee .
@@mudgebauer Collapsed after discovering Pinky Lee... a really strange (insane?) comparison for someone who listens to Bach music.
Wonderful! Also well done views. Thank you.
Bravo!Un pur délice!!
Zielenstrelend. We zien God niet, maar we horen Hem wel.
And no music. She is just wonderful. The camera work is so terrific to show her magnificent work on the pedals! Just a wonderful performance. We are going to a performance on the wonderful Sydney Town Hall organ on Monday - the comparison will be interesting.
There's quite a difference in size, with Sydney Town Hall being one of the two organs in the world with a 64' rank (Contra Trombone 64'). The other one is at Boardwalk Hall Auditorium (64-foot Diaphone-Dulzian).
BRAVISSIMA SICURA DI SE STESSA, PULITA CON GIUSTA QUANTIZZAZIONE ED ESPRESSIONE, UN MIRACOLO MUSICALE CHE CI LASCIA EMOZIONATI! ANCORA COMPLIMENTI A QUESTA CONCERTISTA!
M.o Diego Foschi (gia' perito musicale presso il Tribunale di Asti )
Bravo Madame ! I make always mistakes in the pedal. Perfect performance ! And without papers with notes even more perfect ! Greetings from Hamburg/Germany ! PS: By the way...great shoes not from Zalando ? Right ?
DIEGO ARMANDO BAIXISTA
RECIFE - PERNAMBUCO - BRASIL
MUITO BOM, SOU ESTUDANTE DA LICENCIATURA DE MÚSICA DA UFPE ( UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE PERNAMBUCO ). TERRA DO FORRÓ, FREVO E OUTRO MUITOS ESTILOS MARAVILHOSOS...
DIEGO ARMANDO BAIXISTA.
RECIFE - PERNAMBUCO - BRASIL
I could not agree more. Just like Bach's her feet flew over the pedals. Marvelous!
William Stead
William Stead ... and even though I am an enthusiastic amateur organist, I can't play the pedals because I have *difficulty with hand-foot coordination* Sad, isn't it?
Indeed! Great Bach I'm sure is applauding this wonderful musician for the way she plays his music. Bravo, young lady, BRAVO!
Yes, simply amazing, the unity and balance of body and mind. I would also like to have such a supercomputer in my head!!
David Labus me too! I have a good memory for music but not something as complicated as this.
After watching her play this, my fingers are tired, lol!
3:22 Michael Francis Rizzi, do you renounce satan?
In all seriousness though, this is the closest sounding version to one used in the film!
"I do renounce him"
Bach only bonds with jesus
I was making a reference to The Godfather.
This is my favorite piece by Bach and I really enjoyed your interpretation/performance. It reminds me a little of Jacques van Oortmerssen's. I am going to keep an eye on your tour dates!
This is perfection for BWV 532 ... Precision articulation and a beautifully voiced instrument!
Hello Monica. I'm not normally a fan of Bach's organ works but you certainly held my interest there. Would be lovely to see you come over to the UK and play the mighty Willis organ at Liverpool's anglican cathedral. Best musical wishes to you.🎶
It was an impressive performance. Thanks for the good play.
I love everything about this. Everything. Including the "understated office look" ; so sexy !
How is no one going to talk about how beautiful the chords are at 3:42? They sound like jazz chords, but when Bach uses them it sounds other worldly.
Amazing! I can’t believe you played the entire piece without sheet music.
@ronald fullarton Perhaps … but still!
*ahem* who gave this a thumbs-down??
Świetne wykonanie. Podziwiam pamięć. Wszystko współgra. Bardzo piękne w każdym detalu. Pozdrawiam z Polski :-)
That is a wonderful little organ, and you get such color out of it! I love your registration, articulation.. you should record and sell.. I have records by "experts" that don't show this kind of color. You got more out of that little organ than most get out of their big 3 and 4 manual machines. Yeah, have a fave!
She's almost incredibly accomplished (I say "almost," because we can watch her do it). And I love the insouciance with which she pulls the stops out, as if she weren't playing an enormous piece at the same time.
Deloss Brown I fervently agree! And on the other hand, I have difficulty with hand-foot coordination and that's why I don't play the pedals; I wish I could play the pedals as well as the manuals.
I should have said "on the other hand-foot".
"Pistons? She don't need no stinking pistons!"
Mastery, in many ways
Thank you so much Monica♥
I am going to study this P&F with your brilliant performance that can make happiness =))))!!
Meanwhile I'm struggling with chopsticks .... God damn it where is middle C again.... D'oh
I love how at the start of every note you can hear a *puff* of air. It enriches the music so much.
Top Komposition und Interpretation!!
Flawless and crisp - every voice perfect. What wonderful playing - a very real joy. Thank you so much...
Makes my day. What wonderful playing. Your hands are like water flowing over well worn stones. Magnificent.
I started getting into Bach just a few years ago and every piece I hear gets me choked up because it is so "other-worldly" (best way I can explain it). I also get choked up because music today is so pathetically unimaginative and boring.
you should hear bach played on an EVOLVED, modern organ. it will take your breath away...
I have seen this video I cannot count how many times! I’m sure Johann Sebastian is listening too nodding and smiling!
Bravissima ! Bella interpretazione, chiara, viva e virtuosistica.
Beautiful, amazing. BTW the editing was excellent because it helped me focus on the music AND the skills required to make it. Thank you.
Fantastisch gut gespielt, Donnerwetter ! Eine Könnerin an der Orgel , geht ins Herz ♥️
You're a fine musician, Ma'am! Get on your agent's case and organise a concert tour of New Zealand. You deserve to be better known, and the new Nicholson organ of Auckland Cathedral would ring out loud under your fingers and toes! As would the great Klais of Auckland Town Hall. Nor to mention the Father Willis of St Matthews-in-the-City.