Caroline Robinson plays “Jupiter” from the Planets by Gustav Holst

This amazing performance almost sounds like it is being performed by a full orchestra! On the Speckels Organ in Balboa Park, San Diego.
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[@jaredmcfadden7793]

Somehow this got recommended with 79 views, glad it did

[@teebob21]

This might just be the finest nine minutes of classical music ever played, composed, or conceived.

[@barbararice6650]

Oh you want to hear a professional musician play this properly 👈👀

[@o.sunsfamily]

What an interesting video, thank you UA-cam algorithm

[@cpnscarlet]

Thanks for posting this unique performance.

[@MrAltairantares]

Really cool!

[@mels4413]

Talented 👍

[@EwingTaiwan]

Wait, how come the symbal at 4:49!? I didn't see any symbal player?

[@ObviousSchism]

I think she plays it with her foot

[@EwingTaiwan]

@@ObviousSchism Didn't know you can do that on an Organ, thanks.

[@ObviousSchism]

@@EwingTaiwan Well I'm no expert but it looked like that's what she was doing earlier in the video. I guess it's some sort of custom pedal not usually seen in church organs

[@whalesong999]

Due to the venue being similar to an amusement park, those kinds of organs often had drums and symbals in the hidden mechanism.

[@robertwieland5958]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cateclism316]

The only thing missing on this instrument...lots of reverb!

[@realityhitsmehardbro]

Excellent performance.
Interesting how there seems to be no reverb associated with the sound of this outdoor organ. I'm so accustomed to hearing reverb on indoor organs, I almost expect it to be there all the time.

[@jakepurches9162]

Yes because its outdoor. Sadly it sounds like a fairground organ as a result.