just so everyone knows, i'm not afraid to show my face...the camera angle just works out that way. I noticed none of my videos show my face. Oh well...you're not missing much: )
Only 8 ranks? I thought it would be a little more than that. We have a 56 rank Moller here that was rebuilt by Brunner. Anything that Brunner didn't work on sounds like hell...the rest is great.
well yes, i've had that comment before. I think the voicing was very economical (for lack of a better word.) It can really serve a wide variety of literature for such a small thing. Mixtures are only two ranks and everything in the pedal is taken from the swell or great.
That that you mention it, ya can sorta notice about the pedals...especially if you are used to the kind of sound you get out of a small practice organ. So I notice it now that you brought it to my attention. Still sounds good for so small though.
This must be one of those catalog Mollers. I can't recall what they called them. "Artiste" or something like that I think. 8 ranks is pretty pinchy. It has to be unitized to the max. Still better than nothing. Incidentally, I had read your remarks here and there and had you pegged for someone older. You must have been paying attention in class. LOL...Thanks for sharing these with us.
i am proud to say that we do not have an Artiste series...just a very small moller. Sure wish there was a 16' Diapason or at least some independent 16' stop on the pedal. Many times i find myself playing some of the more "grand" verses of hymns an octave up on the manuals and an octave down in the pedal. I know that that's completely unorthodox, but it sure sounds nice...
It's a very good thing that people have asked you to play the organ (and post on Youtube, thanks!) because you have a fantastic talent! "Wer nur den lieben" from Bach and then "Chant de Paix" from Langlais, what a nice combination! Thanks entirely and Happy Holidays to you!
just so everyone knows, i'm not afraid to show my face...the camera angle just works out that way. I noticed none of my videos show my face. Oh well...you're not missing much: )
RLcoolJ9 3 years ago
Chant de Paix (Song of Peace) by jean langlais
RLcoolJ9 3 years ago
cool! Is that pretty hard to play?
huntersmith22 3 years ago
beautifully performed
nodoz89 4 years ago
You must have had formal training somewhere to play like that. Sight reading, fingering, you've had training, correct?
Chesterbarnes1 4 years ago
that is correct
RLcoolJ9 4 years ago
Where is this organ, give us a location, and the type of organ. Thank you
Chesterbarnes1 4 years ago
This is the Mighty (HA!uhh, kinda) 8 rank Moller of First Mennonite Church, Wadsworth Ohio
Thanks for your support, by the way
RLcoolJ9 4 years ago
Only 8 ranks? I thought it would be a little more than that. We have a 56 rank Moller here that was rebuilt by Brunner. Anything that Brunner didn't work on sounds like hell...the rest is great.
edolch 3 years ago
well yes, i've had that comment before. I think the voicing was very economical (for lack of a better word.) It can really serve a wide variety of literature for such a small thing. Mixtures are only two ranks and everything in the pedal is taken from the swell or great.
RLcoolJ9 3 years ago
That that you mention it, ya can sorta notice about the pedals...especially if you are used to the kind of sound you get out of a small practice organ. So I notice it now that you brought it to my attention. Still sounds good for so small though.
edolch 3 years ago
This must be one of those catalog Mollers. I can't recall what they called them. "Artiste" or something like that I think. 8 ranks is pretty pinchy. It has to be unitized to the max. Still better than nothing. Incidentally, I had read your remarks here and there and had you pegged for someone older. You must have been paying attention in class. LOL...Thanks for sharing these with us.
pmzephyr22 3 years ago
i am proud to say that we do not have an Artiste series...just a very small moller. Sure wish there was a 16' Diapason or at least some independent 16' stop on the pedal. Many times i find myself playing some of the more "grand" verses of hymns an octave up on the manuals and an octave down in the pedal. I know that that's completely unorthodox, but it sure sounds nice...
RLcoolJ9 3 years ago
Whoever you are, you are a good organist, stay with the ORGAN, AND BLESS millions with your playing. Bravo!!!!
Chesterbarnes1 4 years ago
Very nice! :-)
OrganBuild 4 years ago
Very nice!
piano6861 4 years ago
OMGOSH Look at all them pedals hahahahaha.
Great playn though dude. Your good.
That and your church group seems pretty laid back I like that.
Dexipixle 4 years ago
It's a very good thing that people have asked you to play the organ (and post on Youtube, thanks!) because you have a fantastic talent! "Wer nur den lieben" from Bach and then "Chant de Paix" from Langlais, what a nice combination! Thanks entirely and Happy Holidays to you!
jmeister321684 4 years ago
Actually, it is concave and radiating per AGO standards, it is just hard to tell from that angle, I'm just bad at playing pedals.
RLcoolJ9 4 years ago