Pipe Organ - "Tuba On Parade" by John Marsh

[MultiBasso]

Красивое звучание.Тема в правой руке тембрально напоминает соло-гитару.;)))

[joenwayne]

Спасибо.

Greetings to you in the Ukraine from New Jersey, USA. :o)

[bhigdaddymark]

Wayne,

You consistently post absolutely wonderfully played videos with powerful music to boot. This one I really enjoyed as I heard a lot changes that I employ in my playing. Thanks for posting this and all of your great videos. The Bhigdaddy has spoken............Lol!

[joenwayne]

Thanks, Mark (aka BhigDaddy).

Greetings from NJ to FL.

[organistedejazz]

Very very good. it's always a delight to hear to your organ videos!

all the best from Paris

[joenwayne]

Bonjour, Thanks for viewing and your kind comments.

Les salutations de Nouveau Jersey à Paris.

[fluteceleste]

Thanks, Wayne, always nice to hear rarely known pieces. Are u using both Trumpets together? sounds like a real Tuba! Also well played.

[joenwayne]

Thanks, Stefan. Very perceptive, yes, since we don't have a Tuba, I have Great II Trumpet (1918 Steere) and Great I Trompette (1979 Church) together for the Tuba sound. Everything else, except for the last two measures, is Steere.

Grüße von New Jersey nach München.

[cornwall59]

I play this myself,its a useful book to have

Thank you very much,Wayne,enjoying it !

[joenwayne]

Thanks David. Cheers from NJ to SW UK.

[CoutureOrganiste]

I'm loving this! Do it to it hurney! The sound of this organ reminds me of a Kilgen I used to play in Connecticut. 5 Stars!

[joenwayne]

Thank you!

[organEd]

Wayne, that is a very beautiful piece. It sounds like a great postlude piece. I think, though, that one can use it as a prelude for certain seasons in the liturgical year. I play for an Episcopal Church.

[joenwayne]

Thanks, organEd. We too are Episcopal at Redeemer. I happened to use it as a prelude this Sunday since I wanted something very upbeat, but yes, it would work quite well for a postlude.

[organEd]

Wayne,

Do you play recitals from time to time? You sure are a talented musician and a first rate organist. The color and articulation in your playing are outstanding. I always look forward to your new postings. I am still hoping some day that you play Virgil's arrangement of "Ye Sweet Retreat" by Boyce.  I love playing the piece, and it is very beautiful, but I want to see how someone of your talents attacks those chords.

[joenwayne]

You are very kind, thanks.