Saw him yesterday at ELMA , Israel ....Carpenter = pure genius , never heard such touche and sensibility on organ !!! Totally amazing , tears in my eyes !!!
+apocalypse123 Not tough to pretend to be the best player of a dead instrument. I'm certainly not here to knock his skills, he played a fairly strong rendition of Toccata and Fugue, which is one of my favorite compositions, but I can find better versions here on UA-cam. If he wasn't so pretensious, he wouldn't have to worry about the backlash of how much he claims. Instead of just being a really good musician who revives the organ, he has to claim he's some kind of revolutionary, breathing never before seen life into the organ...? The organ was one of the most prominent instruments for hundreds of years, it's just not what we use now. He might as well just revive other dead instruments and proclaim himself king of them. Cameron Carpenter: Phono-Fiddle Revolutionist! Watch as he plays songs written hundreds of years ago and proclaims himself revolutionary!
Operational CWAL in all honesty after watching more videos of him i won't deny his genius. he really does have degrees from Juilliard and that really is a legitimate accomplishment. but beyond that he's a tosser trying to bottle his own essence in some "revolutionary" self-fulfilling prophecy. and maybe that's the trade off, you can excel at a dead instrument but the cost is self-awareness. would i have more respect for him if he were less pretentious? without a doubt. would i care or even bother to know who he is without his pretentiousness? maybe, although probably not. as you said, the organ is a dead instrument that will stay dead of that i am certain. perhaps though, it is through infamy the organ can live on in cameron, the organ overlord!
***** You've got it backwards, the Organ made this douche-face famous, not vice versa. The organ has been around for hundreds of years and inspired some of the best music that has graced the ears of a human being, this guy just plays some of those hundred year old songs that contemporary society has forgotten and they think he's a genius. There are probably thousands of people who can play the organ better than this guy, they just don't do it with diamond encrusted sunglasses while pretending they're the Jesus of Organs. I've got a friend who went to Juilliard AND Berkley, and he's not half the douche this guy is. This guy will be forgotten in 5 years, while organ music will live on as far as human history does. The only positive thing this self centered megalomaniac has done is focus peoples attention on classic music instead of Kanye for 10 minutes.
A most generous sample of your intense discipline and vision. We are enriched to have your gifts in our time, when all we've jadncor centuries was dreams and wondering about the great masters, both as persons and as musical geniuses. "Thank you" just seems inadequate! I hope you live a very long time, displaying this rare vision and talent throughout!!
Formidable! Vraiment! Il est vraiment étonnant car il apporte sa touche personnelle lorsqu'il interprète ses oeuvres et j'ai pu personnellement redécouvrir des oeuvres classiques du répertoire d'orgue. Encore bravo pour ces prestations!!!!
Almost ten years later...and still world class. Had the honor to attend a live concert a few years ago --- it was both an enlightenment and pure ear candy indeed!
I globally prefer electronic arrangers for wider sound diversity. But the way organ is played here can not be compare to something I already saw. Totally incredible. He plays only with his foot what I try to play with my hands, and far better than me .... A true genius.
Amazingly talented organist who is wish above his years. If you don't think he is talented, try playing just the manual parts without the pedals..... Thanks for this video, Cameron...
I like it when good musicans are making a big show. So you have something for you ears and eyes. Music is something to enjoy and not something to sit there like you have eat to many lemons.
you are such an awesome young genius playing the theater organ. I wish I could play my organ like it. so instead I go to concerts my organist friends play. lance luce is my most favorite ,he is a world renound theater organist. the other one is dave caladine.. he also plays for the Detroit red wings .
Chopin's Revolutionary Etude to Bach's Toccata & Fugue in "d" minor to Bizet's Carmen opening of act II. All to love and like! Bravo! Cameron ! You are the very best of the best! I am the one you look for ! I Love You!
Amazing ... I couldn't begin to imagine how many years of practice it takes to get to that level of playing. It must take millions of dollars to fully complete a sophisticated pipe organ like that.
Franco Maria Turchetto hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to uncover learn how to play harmonica beginners try *Greega Mouth Music Guru* ( mouthmusic.GreegaGuru.com ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
You know, people complained about what Virgil Fox and Liberace wore as well, but rarely could they offer any substantive complaints about their technical ability. This kid is brilliant technically, and while his style may not be for everyone, I say more power to him. I wish I could play half as well.
Je viens de découvrir que me fait penser à Virgile Fox pour la virtuosité et à freddy Mercury pour ses tenues....j adore ça fait longtemps que je n ai eu une telle émotion en découvrant un interprète ...
J.S. Bach würde sich freuen, dass endlich einmal wieder ein Mensch die Orgel nicht als Instrument betrachtet, nur um auf ihr spielen zu können, sondern der Mensch mit der Orgel verschmilzt.. Dafür herzlichen Dank Cameron :-)
This man is the best player I have ever seen. Never mind what style cloths! Nothing to do with talent. Some degrading comments are out of place and not fair to the artist. They reveal to me more like body language, a lot more about personal deficient complexes of the poster!
This man is playing likely as much as 20 or more musicians might be doing in an orchestra. All because he plays all different parts and on top of it he does super improvisations! They do not take away but ADD beauty. (Of course, some posters here don’t know what that is!)
This performance has given more brilliance to Bach's dm than I think he could have even imagined. To think of what modern organs are capable of these days. Thank You Mr. Carpenter for bringing a whole new life to the pipe organ.
Some people are happy to hear the original art, other people can only enjoy that art when turned into a show. Good to have a choice, then each person can choose.
and 'the organist more' with the world that has never heard it combines the best capabilities' expressive music of the most renowned organists: Jon Lord, Keith merson , walter carlos Johann Sebastian Bach absolutely magnificent excellent, very very very good
I simply have to hear this all live: Carpenter, his new M&O electronic instrument with its special speaker assembly and this unique Thigpen super-sub woofer developed out of MIT. Carpenter demonstrates it in his eleven part master series on the tour of an M&O pipe organ you can see here on You Tube.
Such genius, such hard work, such fandamntastic performances!!! His unique musical interpretations only enhance the greats: Mozart, Chopin, Bach, Mossorgsky, John Williams and others!!!
Holy s- this is amazing-I couldnt help but agree with the Virgil Fox comment-do you believe in reincarnation! Fox played in my hometown in my youth and he was just as flamboyant! Thank you Cameron-I have happy ears! Dr. Jim Byers
Enjoyed the arrangement of this for organ.. a difficuilt peice enough for piano. I could never approach that pedal work he exhibits. Thanks for posting.
John Sammut Ealing London. Brilliant playing by Mr Carpenter. He can put the organ on the map but likewise listeners and avid organ enthusiasts like me may feel unsure whether is of lesser importance when defining its distinct presence in the music canvas of compositions.
This guy IS the Virgil Fox of the new Milleneum and I can just imagine that Virgil has a huge grin on his face and saying, "An Organist in my own image in whom I am well pleased. Job well done!
Those classical listeners who are not impressed are not being elitist. It is that this has been done before - Virgil Fox being known for this style of fast virtuosic playing and flamboyance. he is a fine organist and has technique but he ius hardly revolutionary. There have been going back to Bach transcriptions of orchestral works for organ - think of Bach's arrangements of Vivaldi movements. The arrangement of the Revolutionary Etude arrangement he has don is worth the attention he has gotten but check Ken Cowan doing some of the works of Leo Sowerby. Or check out the organ works Listz wrote. And for completely far our music check Ligeti's Volumnia. What I DO appreciate is he honestly identifies the problem with organ literature and concerts - the expense and cost of upkeep of an organ usually requires it to be housed in a large institution. Yes you could do electronic jazz organs but some of the literature is very difficult to make it work on these organs. ANd it is its own genre which has become old-fashioned from overexposure (think how popular in the 40 - early 60's the organ was in popular recordings and it was highlighted - eventually replaced by the synthesizer). In sum, Cameron reflects the problems of music today - to get any attention in a saturated market you got to dress up and make a big to-do about nothing - or to quote Louis Armstrong's assessment of The Beatles old cold soup warmed up.
You're digging too deeply, probably ending-up getting to the bottom of nothing. This particular sentence: "In sum, Cameron reflects the problems of music today - to get any attention in a saturated market you got to dress up and make a big to-do about nothing" - There aren't any problems about 'music today' and those that talk about it see it because they talk. There always were some thinkers who would put overspill of drama into what they believed was "crisis in music". Music wasn't hurt and its development hadn't been interrupted or canibalized because every epoch inflicts its own mark that enriches it since music is breathing organism. And finally, music isn't market. Perhaps there your problem lies. Reject commercialism and you'll see lots of things on a different landscape.
your look is perfect Cameron don't change to please beurkgentlemen who says you could please more if you'll be more presentable ! they don't have understood who you were, ... a new kind of artist, ... with even no sky limits, totally out the traditional ways, just pumping all the best out of the machinery like a F1 pilot, trained to fight for paradise, ... you are a painter with no brushes, no colors, ... your skill : you paint with an organ and a rainbow.
I love how Cameron utilizes all 3 manuals at the same time even if it's just one note being played by the thumb of the hand from the manual above. Also in my opioion he has the most beautiful set of hands I've ever seen. Sensual, masculine, defined and strong.
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Since the dissolution of old Europe into modernity, the new horizon for the Arts is looking for. Much has been reduced to the effect. The technical media have become their own self purpose. The purpose of the human self is subordinated to market forces and the understanding of art has been materialized. This is represented among others in the demonstration of sound generation machines by their operator.
Cameron is simply marvelous. These M & O electronic organs he plays don't quite sound to me like a concert pipe organ. Rodgers and Allen could perhaps duplicate this instrument including the Thigpen sub woofers for 1/3 the price of this organ. Cameron you are a trip to watch!
Get over it folks. The only reason we all hate this guy is the fact that we can't do it at this level. Somebody has to do it. Anyone can out-play this guy, go ahead, post it. I won't hold my breath.
His technic is awesome. He can play LHand Chopin with his feet, go ahead with Bach Dm Toccata & Fugue, he can play what he wants to play....But, emotion, feeling, guts, meditation, the essence of the Pipe Organ, forget it..... but is valid. I like it.
This is very true son Yes I agree I am dilexick along with millions througout the world And we find it very hard to understand why some pealpe put us down for this some of us as you yourself are briliant at thigs you probabley could never do in your lifetime Share with others that what you have
Thank You, Thank You ,Thank you, The LORD GOD Is with you play as you do for Him He will guide your hands anf feet to acheeve that of which most will think inposable , and please always remember The LORD Gives in Many ways prease him and you will be forever amen amen amen from a mesenger JAY-BEE
As for his Dance Gitane from Carmen, what he does is in the spirit of Sarasate's Carmen Fantasy. Let's be more tolerant with those whose artistic vision differs from our own. If you don't like it, fine, say that, but don't disparage the artist!
Dear Cameron, I heard V. Horowitz's piano version of this last piece, and it broke my heart. Horowitz would have shi_ his pants to have heard what you did. The color, the tambres, the rubato, the dynamics… OMG. Cameron, please take care of your physical instrument. Sent with love. CVD.
I'm surprised Cameron hasn't invented a sort of body sling as to more facilitate the pedal function of his incredible talented legs! I'm sure he'll get around to it! Mr.Organ Monster!!!
So many versions of Bach music are based on a lack of understanding, seeming no reason to complain of, as long as Bach is regarded as a church musician focused on religion. And then Carpenter, who is not obedient, playing organ in his own way, and worst of all: He gets Bach out of the church, where everybody was tied to in those times, making us view at Bach as kind of a (ba-) rock musician! Yeah, that's what he was, indeed!
The Liberace of the organ! He has the same flair for showmanship and musicianship, (although the clothes are more subdued!). I hope he introduces the pipe organ to a much larger audience than it now has. I enjoy listening to him and I wish him well. I am a pipe organ lover of long standing, and usually pretty much of a traditionalist in preference, but I do not object to innovation if it's done well, and I think he does it well. I also enjoyed Carlos' "Switched on Bach".
This fellow doesn't just PLAY the organ...he DRIVES it...he FLIES it!!!
He commands it!!
Saw him yesterday at ELMA , Israel ....Carpenter = pure genius , never heard such touche and sensibility on organ !!! Totally amazing , tears in my eyes !!!
Guil Bonstein me too
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+Guil Bonstein never heard such douche and mental instability from one person. the man, the myth, the organ god
+apocalypse123 Not tough to pretend to be the best player of a dead instrument. I'm certainly not here to knock his skills, he played a fairly strong rendition of Toccata and Fugue, which is one of my favorite compositions, but I can find better versions here on UA-cam. If he wasn't so pretensious, he wouldn't have to worry about the backlash of how much he claims. Instead of just being a really good musician who revives the organ, he has to claim he's some kind of revolutionary, breathing never before seen life into the organ...?
The organ was one of the most prominent instruments for hundreds of years, it's just not what we use now.
He might as well just revive other dead instruments and proclaim himself king of them.
Cameron Carpenter: Phono-Fiddle Revolutionist! Watch as he plays songs written hundreds of years ago and proclaims himself revolutionary!
Operational CWAL in all honesty after watching more videos of him i won't deny his genius. he really does have degrees from Juilliard and that really is a legitimate accomplishment. but beyond that he's a tosser trying to bottle his own essence in some "revolutionary" self-fulfilling prophecy. and maybe that's the trade off, you can excel at a dead instrument but the cost is self-awareness. would i have more respect for him if he were less pretentious? without a doubt. would i care or even bother to know who he is without his pretentiousness? maybe, although probably not. as you said, the organ is a dead instrument that will stay dead of that i am certain. perhaps though, it is through infamy the organ can live on in cameron, the organ overlord!
*****
You've got it backwards, the Organ made this douche-face famous, not vice versa. The organ has been around for hundreds of years and inspired some of the best music that has graced the ears of a human being, this guy just plays some of those hundred year old songs that contemporary society has forgotten and they think he's a genius.
There are probably thousands of people who can play the organ better than this guy, they just don't do it with diamond encrusted sunglasses while pretending they're the Jesus of Organs.
I've got a friend who went to Juilliard AND Berkley, and he's not half the douche this guy is.
This guy will be forgotten in 5 years, while organ music will live on as far as human history does.
The only positive thing this self centered megalomaniac has done is focus peoples attention on classic music instead of Kanye for 10 minutes.
A most generous sample of your intense discipline and vision. We are enriched to have your gifts in our time, when all we've jadncor centuries was dreams and wondering about the great masters, both as persons and as musical geniuses. "Thank you" just seems inadequate! I hope you live a very long time, displaying this rare vision and talent throughout!!
Formidable! Vraiment! Il est vraiment étonnant car il apporte sa touche personnelle lorsqu'il interprète ses oeuvres et j'ai pu personnellement redécouvrir des oeuvres classiques du répertoire d'orgue. Encore bravo pour ces prestations!!!!
Almost ten years later...and still world class. Had the honor to attend a live concert a few years ago --- it was both an enlightenment and pure ear candy indeed!
i love this guy! literally! amazing talent no other person on this planet has or seen in hundreds of years.! i
Décoiffant ! une touche de jeunesse dans ces oeuvres, c'est bon !
BRILLIANT!!!!! would love to hear him in concert!
La más maravilloso de hombre tocando el órgano, lo guapo que es y lo bueno que está ... uuuuffffff
I can not believe what i hear, so FANTASTIC !!! I am really speachless-
It's the exact same song played billions of times. Bach is nothing new.
The pedal work is beyond amazing!
Bravissimo! Tout ce qui est un nouveau regard sur la musique, je le salue! Bravissimo cher Cameron !
Eso es ser un maestro de un instrumento...gracias Mr- CAMERON CARPENTER
I globally prefer electronic arrangers for wider sound diversity. But the way organ is played here can not be compare to something I already saw. Totally incredible. He plays only with his foot what I try to play with my hands, and far better than me .... A true genius.
+soundphase It can't compare to anything you've seen before? Clearly you've never seen someone else play the organ...
Amazingly talented organist who is wish above his years.
If you don't think he is talented, try playing just the manual parts without the pedals.....
Thanks for this video, Cameron...
Truly amazing hand & foot work - a remarkable musician.
The foot-peddle action is, amazing.
I like it when good musicans are making a big show. So you have something for you ears and eyes. Music is something to enjoy and not something to sit there like you have eat to many lemons.
you are such an awesome young genius playing the theater organ. I wish I could play my organ like it. so instead I go to concerts my organist friends play. lance luce is my most favorite ,he is a world renound theater organist. the other one is dave caladine.. he also plays for the Detroit red wings .
I think it's Trinity Church in New York....
Man...this is amazing, what a lot of super-technic!
super wykonanie Genialny Artysta!!!
Cameron Carpenter that outrageous genius no doubt. that human existence so lucky poker.
I loved it very good
Chopin's Revolutionary Etude to Bach's Toccata & Fugue in "d" minor to Bizet's Carmen opening of act II. All to love and like! Bravo! Cameron ! You are the very best of the best!
I am the one you look for ! I Love You!
It's growing more obvious everyday: You hear music within the music. CVD
great organist, original and pleasant interpretation.
nunca se vio en la historia un organista más talentoso que Carpenter.
Amazing ... I couldn't begin to imagine how many years of practice it takes to get to that level of playing. It must take millions of dollars to fully complete a sophisticated pipe organ like that.
Le LISZT contemporain! BRAVO, tu m'as coupe le souffle! FRANCHEMENT, RECOIS TOUS MES ENCOURAGEMENTS!!!!
With that monumental talent, I couldn't care less how he dresses or looks.
진짜 너무 멋있어서 입이 안다물어지네요😢😢최고의 오르간연주자❤
On the piano, the fast left hand of the Revolutionary Etude is technically demanding enough. That he can play that part on the pedals is amazing!
una musica che pensiamo vetusta e "matusa" NO!!!! GRAZIE Carpenter GIOVANE e SUBLIME
Franco Maria Turchetto hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to uncover
learn how to play harmonica beginners try *Greega Mouth Music Guru* ( mouthmusic.GreegaGuru.com ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
You know, people complained about what Virgil Fox and Liberace wore as well, but rarely could they offer any substantive complaints about their technical ability. This kid is brilliant technically, and while his style may not be for everyone, I say more power to him. I wish I could play half as well.
One word Magnificent!!!!!!!
Je viens de découvrir que me fait penser à Virgile Fox pour la virtuosité et à freddy Mercury pour ses tenues....j adore ça fait longtemps que je n ai eu une telle émotion en découvrant un interprète ...
Pareil pour moi, je le découvre, il me rend phénoménalement heureux. Je l'adore.
J.S. Bach würde sich freuen, dass endlich einmal wieder ein Mensch die Orgel nicht als Instrument betrachtet, nur um auf ihr spielen zu können, sondern der Mensch mit der Orgel verschmilzt..
Dafür herzlichen Dank Cameron :-)
Amazing!! a supertalent! I had never so a great organmusic heard before!
Rarely have my ears been so delighted!
NÃO HÁ ALGO A DIZER --- É DIVINAL, ASSUMBROSO--- MUITA PERICIA MUITO BOM SOM BOA MÚSICA-- COMO DISSE ANTES, ((DIVINAL )) NÃO HÁ MELHOR
This man is the best player I have ever seen. Never mind what style cloths! Nothing to do with talent. Some degrading comments are out of place and not fair to the artist. They reveal to me more like body language, a lot more about personal deficient complexes of the poster!
This man is playing likely as much as 20 or more musicians might be doing in an orchestra. All because he plays all different parts and on top of it he does super improvisations! They do not take away but ADD beauty. (Of course, some posters here don’t know what that is!)
Incredible!
This performance has given more brilliance to Bach's dm than I think he could have even imagined. To think of what modern organs are capable of these days. Thank You Mr. Carpenter for bringing a whole new life to the pipe organ.
Etiuda rewolucyjna Fryderyka Chopina... Genialne!
Very talented, full of energy well done my friend !!!
"L'orgue [...] est un orchestre entier, auquel une main habile peut tout demander, il peut tout exprimer" Honoré de Balzac
Unbelievable and brilliant
Wauu... EXCELENT...SUPERB..BEAUTIFUL !!!
Some people are happy to hear the original art, other people can only enjoy that art when turned into a show. Good to have a choice, then each person can choose.
and 'the organist more' with the world that has never heard it combines the best capabilities' expressive music of the most renowned organists: Jon Lord, Keith merson , walter carlos Johann Sebastian Bach absolutely magnificent excellent, very very very good
I simply have to hear this all live: Carpenter, his new M&O electronic instrument with its special speaker assembly and this unique Thigpen super-sub woofer developed out of MIT. Carpenter demonstrates it in his eleven part master series on the tour of an M&O pipe organ you can see here on You Tube.
Such genius, such hard work, such fandamntastic performances!!! His unique musical interpretations only enhance the greats: Mozart, Chopin, Bach, Mossorgsky, John Williams and others!!!
Amassing, this was uploaded on my 70th birthday, thank you
Holy s- this is amazing-I couldnt help but agree with the Virgil Fox comment-do you believe in reincarnation! Fox played in my hometown in my youth and he was just as flamboyant! Thank you Cameron-I have happy ears! Dr. Jim Byers
Please u guys..... shushhhhhhh we are trying to enjoy the wonderful music! Thanks
breathtaking
Best ever in my books, wonderful Cameron
Spettacolare !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Enjoyed the arrangement of this for organ.. a difficuilt peice enough for piano. I could never approach that pedal work he exhibits. Thanks for posting.
John Sammut Ealing London. Brilliant playing by Mr Carpenter. He can put the organ on the map but likewise listeners and avid organ enthusiasts like me may feel unsure whether is of lesser importance when defining its distinct presence in the music canvas of compositions.
Hey thats awesome go somewhere
Bravo Cameron ! You give me Goose Pimples. Sheer Perfection. Thank you.!
This guy IS the Virgil Fox of the new Milleneum and I can just imagine that Virgil has a huge grin on his face and saying, "An Organist in my own image in whom I am well pleased. Job well done!
Chopin didn't conceive of it this way, but this is the haunting musicality this music deserves...On the organ! Who'd have thought it? Bravo
HOLD ON FOR DEAR LIFE!!!! OR YOU WILL FLY AWAY!!!!
da paura!!!!!!!!!! LA TECNICA E' FANTASTICA!!!!!!!!
Those classical listeners who are not impressed are not being elitist. It is that this has been done before - Virgil Fox being known for this style of fast virtuosic playing and flamboyance. he is a fine organist and has technique but he ius hardly revolutionary. There have been going back to Bach transcriptions of orchestral works for organ - think of Bach's arrangements of Vivaldi movements.
The arrangement of the Revolutionary Etude arrangement he has don is worth the attention he has gotten but check Ken Cowan doing some of the works of Leo Sowerby. Or check out the organ works Listz wrote. And for completely far our music check Ligeti's Volumnia.
What I DO appreciate is he honestly identifies the problem with organ literature and concerts - the expense and cost of upkeep of an organ usually requires it to be housed in a large institution. Yes you could do electronic jazz organs but some of the literature is very difficult to make it work on these organs. ANd it is its own genre which has become old-fashioned from overexposure (think how popular in the 40 - early 60's the organ was in popular recordings and it was highlighted - eventually replaced by the synthesizer).
In sum, Cameron reflects the problems of music today - to get any attention in a saturated market you got to dress up and make a big to-do about nothing - or to quote Louis Armstrong's assessment of The Beatles old cold soup warmed up.
You're digging too deeply, probably ending-up getting to the bottom of nothing. This particular sentence:
"In sum, Cameron reflects the problems of music today - to get any attention in a saturated market you got to dress up and make a big to-do about nothing" -
There aren't any problems about 'music today' and those that talk about it see it because they talk. There always were some thinkers who would put overspill of drama into what they believed was "crisis in music". Music wasn't hurt and its development hadn't been interrupted or canibalized because every epoch inflicts its own mark that enriches it since music is breathing organism.
And finally, music isn't market. Perhaps there your problem lies. Reject commercialism and you'll see lots of things on a different landscape.
Fantastic!
O maior organista de todos os tempos.
your look is perfect Cameron don't change to please beurkgentlemen who says you could please more if you'll be more presentable !
they don't have understood who you were, ... a new kind of artist, ... with even no sky limits, totally out the traditional ways, just pumping all the best out of the machinery like a F1 pilot, trained to fight for paradise, ... you are a painter with no brushes, no colors, ... your skill : you paint with an organ and a rainbow.
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Best interpretation of Bach ever. Meaning most original to the artist. Kudos Cameron.
It's really hard to imagine just how much fun it must be to play this piece.
I love how Cameron utilizes all 3 manuals at the same time even if it's just one note being played by the thumb of the hand from the manual above. Also in my opioion he has the most beautiful set of hands I've ever seen. Sensual, masculine, defined and strong.
Since the dissolution of old Europe into modernity, the new horizon for the Arts is looking for. Much has been reduced to the effect. The technical media have become their own self purpose. The purpose of the human self is subordinated to market forces and the understanding of art has been materialized. This is represented among others in the demonstration of sound generation machines by their operator.
Cameron is simply marvelous. These M & O electronic organs he plays don't quite sound to me like a concert pipe organ. Rodgers and Allen could perhaps duplicate this instrument including the Thigpen sub woofers for 1/3 the price of this organ.
Cameron you are a trip to watch!
Have you seen Rob Stefanussen's set up?
Forget Allen, it's all about Rodgers
Eat your words today!
yes the shoes alone are a trip to watch...
... ein Sohn im Geiste von Johann Sebastian!! Ein Genie.
Get over it folks. The only reason we all hate this guy is the fact that we can't do it at this level. Somebody has to do it. Anyone can out-play this guy, go ahead, post it. I won't hold my breath.
do not believe it! is too good
Superb! Superb!
a star is born
Haha, nice suit twinkle toes, good playing too.
Briliant
His technic is awesome. He can play LHand Chopin with his feet, go ahead with Bach Dm Toccata & Fugue, he can play what he wants to play....But, emotion, feeling, guts, meditation, the essence of the Pipe Organ, forget it..... but is valid. I like it.
amazing
well done, very inventive and brave..
Jestem w szoku! Geniusz organów! To przecież Fr. Chopin i Etiuda Rewolucyjna
It's fantastic!!! I'm impressed! As for me Organic music is a difficult for listening, Carpenter as a magician make me feel entrancement!
This is very true son Yes I agree I am dilexick along with millions througout the world And we find it very hard to understand why some pealpe put us down for this some of us as you yourself are briliant at thigs you probabley could never do in your lifetime Share with others that what you have
Thank You, Thank You ,Thank you, The LORD GOD Is with you play as you do for Him He will guide your hands anf feet to acheeve that of which most will think inposable ,
and please always remember The LORD Gives in Many ways prease him and you will be forever amen amen amen from a mesenger JAY-BEE
No words for that. Thx uploader, now I can breathe...
Wow...
fablicimo! that's English slang for supercalifragilicious! Cameron rocks!
As for his Dance Gitane from Carmen, what he does is in the spirit of Sarasate's Carmen Fantasy. Let's be more tolerant with those whose artistic vision differs from our own. If you don't like it, fine, say that, but don't disparage the artist!
The guy is a machine.
Dear Cameron, I heard V. Horowitz's piano version of this last piece, and it broke my heart. Horowitz would have shi_ his pants to have heard what you did. The color, the tambres, the rubato, the dynamics… OMG. Cameron, please take care of your physical instrument. Sent with love. CVD.
I'm surprised Cameron hasn't invented a sort of body sling as to more facilitate the pedal function of his incredible talented legs! I'm sure he'll get around to it! Mr.Organ Monster!!!
Einfach Klasse, TOP ! Super
I liked the T shirt
Stupendo
Decisamente impressionante
So many versions of Bach music are based on a lack of understanding, seeming no reason to complain of, as long as Bach is regarded as a church musician focused on religion. And then Carpenter, who is not obedient, playing organ in his own way, and worst of all: He gets Bach out of the church, where everybody was tied to in those times, making us view at Bach as kind of a (ba-) rock musician! Yeah, that's what he was, indeed!
The Liberace of the organ! He has the same flair for showmanship and musicianship, (although the clothes are more subdued!). I hope he introduces the pipe organ to a much larger audience than it now has. I enjoy listening to him and I wish him well. I am a pipe organ lover of long standing, and usually pretty much of a traditionalist in preference, but I do not object to innovation if it's done well, and I think he does it well. I also enjoyed Carlos' "Switched on Bach".