Sinfonia, from Cantata no. 29, BWV. 29

[varazsbogyo]

I would recommend a bit softer registers for the pedals, a faster tempo. 

[pipeorganpraise]

And all GOD's people wonder WHEN will Rees start on this as one of his signature pieces ... hmmmmm?

[DesireeDeFete]

And now Miss DIIIIANNNE Bish. 

[rh7189]

@DesireeDeFete She plays too quick a tempo...

[passacaglia28]

Excellent job!! 

[pmzephyr22]

Great Job Cody. Good choice of piece for this organ. I am sure it was a wonderful experience for you. Got my eye on you for the future! {:-)

[codeman2008]

codemann12? What is that? hahaha I played pretty well I though, I could do a tad better but this is better than what I posted on my channel! I must say though, I look pretty BA under that big organ facade!

[octavebasse8]

@codeman2008 Where on earth do you see "codemann12"?

[codeman2008]

@octavebasse8 I don't know, I must be losing it.

[bill08033]

You guys had the chance to play that magnificent Fisk! Cool.

Rees, if this is Cody's 'entrance music', what shall we use for you?

[pipeorganpraise]

@bill08033 The British National Anthem of course!

[pipeorganpraise]

Look for Paul Jacobs performance of BWV 29 on the Hazel Wright organ, here on YouTube

[mattsplace85]

Very nice!!! is that you playing? It is rather hard to see. That is very similar in sound to the fisk @ St. john's in Tallahassee. Similar size too, although this one may be slightly larger.

[pipeorganpraise]

@mattsplace85 It's not Rees playing (despite repeated yet respectful requests.) It's codeman2008 a/k/a Cody Mead, who also knows another selection requested of Mr. Roberts- Neander's Lobe den Herren (Praise To The Lord, The Almighty)