Introduction and Fugue on Ad Nos, Ad Salutarem Undam-Liszt

[steamboat75043]

wow - well done - exciting!

[smitschagen]

Hello, one hour ago I was first exposed live to this extraordinary piece of music. A stungrenade...

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Thanks to youtube I can compare versions and what I know of Lizt he certainly would have thrown it into the audience the way you do Brad!

The version I heard was on an English organ (less pronounced) and tempi where different and so it turned out totally differently

I thought it was some other composer called Lizt during the middle part.....

thanks for posting

[jk8429]

WOW... excellent performance - full of energy!! I was at Baylor in Feb. for the Organ Conference. Is it my imagination, or have the accustics in Roxy Grove been improved?

[bradtaylor32]

Thanks! Yes, Roxy was completely redone recently and the acoustics are much improved which is why I decided to do my final recital in there. This organ has the power needed for this piece.

[fractielid]

Why playing de pedals so fast/ If you play something slower than you can hear the notes one for one. I hope your play music not to join a game to plat as fast as you can....

But thats my opinion. I cant play by myself. so its realy e great job!

[bradtaylor32]

No, there is no game...most people play that passage that fast. Liszt was a virtuosic composer and performer--hence the tempos. It's hard to hear in this recording because of my camera, but in the room the pedaling is quite clear.

[Reesman95]

Great job...that organ is really loud!!!

[MStufft]

ummm yeah you did perfectly fine with that piece. and I do agree you are cute

[emeryja23]

i love watching your videos! and youre so cute!!