Fine choice of registration, nice performance, would have been more enjoyable at a slower pace. Many organists rush through this piece and miss the opportunity to relish the interplay - 'tis ashame.
@1401JSC I could not agree more. [1940's Moeller console] This instrument is a work in progress. The hobbyist organization that spearheaded its installation made MANY mistakes which we (the qualified builders) were not allowed to correct. They continue to retain the organ in their clutches but once they relinquish control the corrections and completions can re-commence.
@1401JSC If it is a high school instrument, it would make sense if the size is different than those made for adults. They had that when I learned the violin. Would they not do the same to organs?
@1401JSC If it is a high school instrument, it would make sense if the size is different than those made for adults. They had that when I learned the violin. Would they not do the same to organs?
The score is marked 1/2 = 69; Dr Kraft is playing at 72. Andantino is not a slow indication. If this is a "prelude" it should be played at the same tempo that you would sing "Author of life divine, Who hast a table spread". I'm glad that she observes the commas in the text, unlike many of her co-posters.
a good performance Dr. Kraft. If i could make one suggestion though it would be to SLOW DOWN!! It feels rushed (because it is). This is meant to be a much slower piece and we could hear the true beauty of it and your playing at a slower tempo.
Much too fast.
Alcibiades30 1 month ago
Fine choice of registration, nice performance, would have been more enjoyable at a slower pace. Many organists rush through this piece and miss the opportunity to relish the interplay - 'tis ashame.
ml3229 5 months ago
What an unergonomic console!
The music desk too low for the eyes, the manuals too low for arms, the stop knobs invisible without bending your body in two.
1401JSC 11 months ago
@1401JSC I could not agree more. [1940's Moeller console] This instrument is a work in progress. The hobbyist organization that spearheaded its installation made MANY mistakes which we (the qualified builders) were not allowed to correct. They continue to retain the organ in their clutches but once they relinquish control the corrections and completions can re-commence.
pmzephyr22 11 months ago
@1401JSC If it is a high school instrument, it would make sense if the size is different than those made for adults. They had that when I learned the violin. Would they not do the same to organs?
ecnice 9 months ago
@ecnice
What an idea!
1/16 sized organs for 4 year olds
1/8 sized organs for 6 year olds etc
;p
1401JSC 9 months ago
@1401JSC If it is a high school instrument, it would make sense if the size is different than those made for adults. They had that when I learned the violin. Would they not do the same to organs?
ecnice 9 months ago
Where's the fire?
posaune16 1 year ago
@posaune16
The score is marked 1/2 = 69; Dr Kraft is playing at 72. Andantino is not a slow indication. If this is a "prelude" it should be played at the same tempo that you would sing "Author of life divine, Who hast a table spread". I'm glad that she observes the commas in the text, unlike many of her co-posters.
1401JSC 11 months ago
a good performance Dr. Kraft. If i could make one suggestion though it would be to SLOW DOWN!! It feels rushed (because it is). This is meant to be a much slower piece and we could hear the true beauty of it and your playing at a slower tempo.
sexybabe2727 1 year ago
@sexybabe2727 I agree whole heartedly!! I have heard this piece organ, organ and strings even brass and none of the played this fast.
Operaman41 1 year ago
@Operaman41
Maybe organists don't play at 1/2 = 69 because they can't or because they don't care !
String orchestras are another question.
1401JSC 11 months ago
@sexybabe2727
"Much slower" is what MM for you? On what grounds are you basing "This is meant to "?
1401JSC 11 months ago