Die Flerdermaus Overture Played on 6 manuals -Estey organ, 5 digital organs and 2 Yamaha Keyboards

This is my home organ, which I have put together from a 100 plus year old Estey Reed organ, digital keyboards, Hauptwerk and Grandorgue computer organs, an Ahlborn Galanti MIDI organ module and 2 Yamaha keyboards. This is my arrangement of Johann Strauss' Die Fledermaus waltz (overture). The organs featured here are 2 digital Cavaillé-Coll instruments - St Eucaire (manual 1), and St Ouen Rouen composite by Sam Sleath (manuals 2,3,4), a Robert Morton Theatre organ (manual 5), Barton Theatre organ (Manual 6) and an Ahlborn Galanti Classic Organ module (manual 2). In this piece, you get a feel of the symphonic and dynamic palette of the instrument that I've built. Best heard with a beefy sound system with subwoofer.
I have reposted this with a rejig of the video which I wasn't so happy with the first time around.

[@henriperdieus7355]

By the way, very nice played !!

[@DohcHama]

Waltzing all around- batter up!

[@JohnCavicchio]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing

[@ColAdamson]

@@JohnCavicchio thanks John.

[@henriperdieus7355]

Which keyboards of Yamaha do you have ? I personal have a Toros 5 !

[@ColAdamson]

@@henriperdieus7355 i have apsr 500... the second manual of the organ plays this via a mechanism which obedience made, and a psr 8000 which is the 6th manual of the organ and the midi runs from the psr 500, through the ahlborn galanti to this.