WTF??? What is your hurry???? Articulation is a mess. UPDATE yourself!!! practice with a Metronome will help too!! I'd be very embarrassed to post this if I were you! Its really bad!
Your Schantz reminds me soooo much of ours from my home town... We had Walker organ do work to it to add a bunch of digital stops to ours... but they still sound A LOT alike
Why do peolpe choose to post videos of performances that are less than "performace" ready. No one is forcing anyone to post. Why then do it? To only show that you're not ready? I don't get it. It's obvious that this organist can play, but the piece is simply not ready.
Great instrument!!!! Love a good Schantz. A little bit on the "SPEEDY" side for me... I tend to slow a little bit just to have some fun with the piece. Overall wonderful playing my friend... Great Job!!! Keep up the good work
I agree with that. It certainly is well played, but most organists tend to play it very quickly. In fact, Virgil Fox, the King of Speed playing, plays this a much more manageable tempo.
Fantastic organist and marvelous instrument! Lose the pew pads and other fabric, and the acoustics may liven up sufficiently to make this a world-class organ.
WTF??? What is your hurry???? Articulation is a mess. UPDATE yourself!!! practice with a Metronome will help too!! I'd be very embarrassed to post this if I were you! Its really bad!
davlber221 10 months ago
Your Schantz reminds me soooo much of ours from my home town... We had Walker organ do work to it to add a bunch of digital stops to ours... but they still sound A LOT alike
AandCorganlovers 1 year ago
Excellent Job, currently learning this piece, and I like this tempo, it is very invigorating! God Bless
jlocustvalley 1 year ago
Friends, enjoy the music, enjoy the love behind thiis
66Nico 1 year ago
Why do peolpe choose to post videos of performances that are less than "performace" ready. No one is forcing anyone to post. Why then do it? To only show that you're not ready? I don't get it. It's obvious that this organist can play, but the piece is simply not ready.
Subass32 2 years ago
Metronome!
You are not playing some notes for their full value but rushing to the next.
This is a little too fast.
Wonderful fun piece.
robertgift 2 years ago
I hear ya (no pun inteneded). I feel like looking for cotton candy rather than in a spiritual place. It's grossly overdone.
Rexag 2 years ago
because this isn't the normal hymn now thank we all our God...this is J.S. Bach's Toccata on Now thank we all our God
javajo46 2 years ago
Why does EVERYONE play this waaaaaaaay too fast?
mortner366 3 years ago
i hear ya! lol it would be nice to hear this piece be played normally. but props to the organist, good job!
tscanny90 2 years ago
This is about the right speed. Most concert organists will play at roughly this speed as well. Perhaps you should check the suggested tempo.
speaks3703 2 years ago
Nice playing, I love playing this piece for postludes.
jpwsml 3 years ago 2
Great instrument!!!! Love a good Schantz. A little bit on the "SPEEDY" side for me... I tend to slow a little bit just to have some fun with the piece. Overall wonderful playing my friend... Great Job!!! Keep up the good work
TheOrganist44 3 years ago
I agree with that. It certainly is well played, but most organists tend to play it very quickly. In fact, Virgil Fox, the King of Speed playing, plays this a much more manageable tempo.
cromorne 3 years ago
good work! Beautiful Church!
freedom2lead 3 years ago
Fantastic organist and marvelous instrument! Lose the pew pads and other fabric, and the acoustics may liven up sufficiently to make this a world-class organ.
accousticdecay 3 years ago
More, more, more post more! This organist has to be one of the best.
hussleaward 3 years ago