Adagio by T. Albinoni played on Organ

[BrothersOFMine]

This was on rollerball

[surraund]

Hello I like to have known of the agreements, is this possible?

I really like this version, thanks

[Annetje99]

It's not from Albinoni. It's from Remo Giazotto. He fraudulously attributed this to Albinoni.

More info at Wikipedia: Adagio in G minor

[Loboferozauuu]

i like it and i think you have talent, just continues practicing... go on!!

[danofsydney]

Thanks Loboferozauuu

[hannahellingford]

Please, do you have the music for this? I would love to learn it!

[danofsydney]

its public domain, just search: Albinoni Adagio sheet music free and youll find it

[silje1179]

it's fascinating how you don't use one of your fingers:p

i think this song is much better on a piano by the way, i play a more complicated version of this, but i can't do it quite yet so i think you're good:)

i'm gonna go practice now:p lol

[TheTinkers91]

Is the book in front of you notes for the song? and by the way it's very amazing, i don't care what any of these ass-wipes say.

[danofsydney]

Thanks Tinkers91, yeah the book is Hal Leonard (Paperback Songs) Classical Themes, has over 140 classical pieces in 'Melody and Chords' form

[Dqiqd69]

To improve your rendition of this lovely piece I suggest you burn the instrument and get a decent one, you obviousley have some talent there which needs bringing out

[danofsydney]

I appreciate your directness (and humour) and thanks

[catskillz]

liked it

[Scorpu2]

You blitzed that like a Malmsteen solo.

[zeuslord46]

Bad. 1. Version too short. 2.Bad recording (too much annoying backround sound). Now you can say thats bad.

[Op139]

You really need to work on the rythmic patterns, because the stops and starts are really annoying.

[futhark12345]

that was really really poor. no sense for dynamic and tone!

[danofsydney]

you must be a complete idiot because if you knew anything about organs you would know they have no dynamic variation (the notes are on or off, not volume sensitive) and regarding tone that also is something defined by the instrument maker, not the nuance of a performer. futhark you really are a fuckwit!

[choforito4000]

woooooooooooooooooo relaaax dude!! he is just saying that you need to fucking practice!

[danofsydney]

well that's not what he said at all ... he talked of dynamic and tone so i thought id educate him

[FictionalReality74]

The first few notes reminded me of Requim. Do you play any Mozart or the greatest of them all Chopin....

[vovchik1970]

адажио

[w3ndy08]

great job ! i love this song