BRAVO! Young man, you have provided a marvelous rendition of this piece! Guilmant's Sonata No. 1 in D Minor is one of my favorite pieces from the organ literature and you have played it magnificently! The tempo was perfect and the registrations were excellent. Thank you for sharing this. You are a talented organist.
Wonderful playing and I especially appreciate the registration at the beginning! This is the only (UA-cam) version that gets it "RIGHT" in my opinion. Those "crash chords" should part your hair when the battery of reeds come on. BRAVO!!!
Nice performance, very minor slow downs in several places, but anyway BRAVO. This sonata is really complex. Not often someone performs it in usual concerts because of difficulty as well.
Kedves Dénes, nagyon ügyes és tehetségesen játszotta ezt a nehéz müdarabot. Èpp most töltöttem fel a fiam által interpretáltan. Esetleg volna idelye szivesen meghallgatnám véleményét erröl. Üdvözlettel Vogl Attila Passauból
Amazing !!! You are a fantastic organist with great talent. Can you tell me any details about that organ? It has an amazing sound & very good acoustics in that church.
Imagine, an organist performing for his bachelor's degree and he needs a page turner. I wonder what Richard Elsassar or E. Power Biggs or Edwid Lamare, A CM Alain would think of that. An modern organ with pistons only on the bottom manual where the organist can't get at them. Good thinking. The performance. Yes. It is good. though he often has to look at his feet. But it is the music we listen to. Good job, dispite the lack of technical skills. - I give it a like.
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The first time I played this was on an Aeolian Pipe Organ 116 note player. I still have a 58 note roll for an aeolian Orchestrel.
BRAVO! Young man, you have provided a marvelous rendition of this piece! Guilmant's Sonata No. 1 in D Minor is one of my favorite pieces from the organ literature and you have played it magnificently! The tempo was perfect and the registrations were excellent. Thank you for sharing this. You are a talented organist.
Ich bin von Deinem spielerischen Können tatsächlich zu Tränen gerührt worden. Alle Achtung!
Bachelors? With that stunning performance you should be awarded a Doctorate!!
Entirely agree! Best performance and registration heard so far...
One word only: GREAT!
Your performance is exceptional and marvelous, and this instrument sounds astounding! Wish there was more of you in videos on UA-cam!
that was a great performance! What a thrilling piece as well.
Wonderful playing and I especially appreciate the registration at the beginning! This is the only (UA-cam) version that gets it "RIGHT" in my opinion. Those "crash chords" should part your hair when the battery of reeds come on. BRAVO!!!
Great Performance and very nice Instrument!
Best regards!
Nice performance, very minor slow downs in several places, but anyway BRAVO. This sonata is really complex. Not often someone performs it in usual concerts because of difficulty as well.
Kedves Dénes, nagyon ügyes és tehetségesen játszotta ezt a nehéz müdarabot. Èpp most töltöttem fel a fiam által interpretáltan. Esetleg volna idelye szivesen meghallgatnám véleményét erröl.
Üdvözlettel Vogl Attila Passauból
Amazing !!! You are a fantastic organist with great talent. Can you tell me any details about that organ? It has an amazing sound & very good acoustics in that church.
Thank you! You can now find a link in the description.
Imagine, an organist performing for his bachelor's degree and he needs a page turner. I wonder what Richard Elsassar or E. Power Biggs or Edwid Lamare, A CM Alain would think of that. An modern organ with pistons only on the bottom manual where the organist can't get at them. Good thinking.
The performance. Yes. It is good. though he often has to look at his feet. But it is the music we listen to. Good job, dispite the lack of technical skills. - I give it a like.