Kio, you have captured the essence of Franz Liszt. He was possibly the most mulitfacited composer,deep, brooding and inspired, transendental almost to be divine. The last time I enjoyed hearing this great composition it was performed by Dr. Virgil Fox with whom I worked for 17 years. Your memorization of this is a testiment to your sincerity and a tribute to your great talent and a challenge to other concert organists. I'll be watching you closely young man!
What a mastery! Great use of harmonies and counterpoint by Liszt and brilliant technique and interpretation by the organist. I love Liszt's organ works!
Very accurate playing although it seems a little too mathematical. When a monumental piece such as the Ad Nos doesn't even sound impressive, there is a problem.
Kio, you have captured the essence of Franz Liszt. He was possibly the most mulitfacited composer,deep, brooding and inspired, transendental almost to be divine. The last time I enjoyed hearing this great composition it was performed by Dr. Virgil Fox with whom I worked for 17 years. Your memorization of this is a testiment to your sincerity and a tribute to your great talent and a challenge to other concert organists. I'll be watching you closely young man!
DavidSnyderLumierist 10 months ago
He is playing from memory, what a wonderful gift.
7music41 2 years ago
rather poor editing job
eliotistic 3 years ago
What a mastery! Great use of harmonies and counterpoint by Liszt and brilliant technique and interpretation by the organist. I love Liszt's organ works!
Maspixxx 3 years ago
Very accurate playing although it seems a little too mathematical. When a monumental piece such as the Ad Nos doesn't even sound impressive, there is a problem.
cvter 3 years ago 2
Totally agree - even if the organ sounds a very "strong" and not too impressive, the play should be much more flexible and.. let's say "romantic"
sebastianKB 2 years ago
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
juufa72 4 years ago
A great piece!
I love the dark and moody beginning!
Branchporter 4 years ago