Concerto en la mineur de Bach-Vivaldi

[contraposaune]

Brilliant playing! I think I should get this out again! Just one suggestion, when there are repeated pedal notes, try not to use the weight of your whole leg, more the movement of the ankle, to "swivel" the foot, I found this makes for much better pedaling technique

[DizzyDBo]

This organ produced beautiful sounds. How many ranks?

[peteacher52]

Very well done! It would be hard to imagine it being played better, with the type of instrument and acoustics at Mr Goldfinch's disposal.

[grandmasterIII]

Marvelous!!!

[Wilhelm5381]

Heavenly, the combination of Bach and Vivaldi is divine...

[Metallica5251]

Metal version is better than this shit!

[bassmajor]

@Metallica5251

wtf? Without this "shit", "music" like your metal wouldn't even exist!

[frankbraker]

RV522 (not that other concerto in A minor)

[JCS22260]

fantastic on your numeric organ

[witchcraftlord]

6 days ok, wow i dont remeber that, but im getting a hang of the begining part of this piece now, and the second slower section in d minor is getting smoother

[thelord2000]

Good luck

[witchcraftlord]

excellent, i hope to learn this piece

[lpelton1]

BRAVO! I learned this music when studying with Marilyn Mason many years ago.

[Janya7]

You are incredible! I love your performances!... I am going to say this in the best of the senses: please, marry me!!

[joaopmafonso]

I have a Johannus too, but mine doesn't have such complex pitches. Nice interpretation!!! I love this transcription that Bach created. What a wonderful man he was.

[Heyde1979]

sounds great for an electric pipe organ

[picander72]

Maravilloso organista...Ya lo vengo siguiendo desde hace tiempo en youtube. Enhorabuena maestro. Ponga más videos.Saludos desde España

[AndreaSPitaim]

I think yours is the best performance of this work available on youtube, despite the organ limitations. Congratulations.

[thelord2000]

Thankyou

[AndreaSPitaim]

It's true. I know some organists and almost all of them have problems in maintaining rythm specially in complex pieces like this. Your phrases are nice and rythm is excelent. Congratulations again.

[Janya7]

@AndreaSPitaim: I agree... this is the best performance available. I hope @thelord2000 can play this with a monumental organ

[Aeoline91]

isn't it senza pedale???????

[thelord2000]

? there is pedal in this version by Bach.

[joeyboi87]

its an organ concerto of course there is pedal in it

[JupiterIV]

Movement II is pedaless. The others require the pedals.

[joeyboi87]

this piece isnt without pedal

[JupiterIV]

As I said before:

This is a three-section piece! The second one is without the pedalboard, you numbskull!

[Ntalikeris666]

Great performance ! If you dont mind, how much was the Organ?

[thelord2000]

Thanyou,

I think it was about £5000 7 or 8 years ago.

[Ntalikeris666]

OK!

[boojebs]

One of your best Robbie...an Eagle!

[thelord2000]

I dont think it has a BWV number.

It is just a transcription.

I could be wrong.

[Ntalikeris666]

It is BWV 593.

[T3RM1N83R]

Whats the BWV or RV number for this piece?

[paatalogic21]

Nice music and  execution(performance).

[lestreian]

what a beautiful sound! thanx for sharing this piece. I like you playing!

[1BODGER95]

Enchanting Organ, Fantastic peice.

[Janya7]

You play really beautiful!!... I`m glad you share your talent with us. This is the best interpretation for this piece I have found here, in Youtube. I`m an amateur pianist, and I love this piece for organ. Do you know where can I get the sheet music?

[edolch]

Excellent! Amazingly well done!

[Janosch103]

Great! You are an excellent organist!

[Vaniel19]

where can I find the sheet music for this peice?

[qwertzuiop07]

Thank you very much! You play beautifully!

[organman0921]

Excellent rendering of a beautiful work! As well, the organ sounds exceptional. Johannus has really come a very long way in creating exceptional pipe-like instruments. Thanks for sharing your talent and instrument with us.

[Brandotuomikoski]

Yes johannus has come a very long way. good they are awayfrom the 1980's sound. I would say they are in the top 5 organ makers. 5) Viscount 4) Van Der Poel 3)Johannus 2) Allen 1) Marshall and Ogeltree. What do you say is the top 5 digi organ makers?

[organman0921]

I play a pipe instrument in church, so I am not as familiar with what all the different companies are coming up with. However, I would say Rodgers is my first favorite, followed by Johannus. These seem to have the most authentic pipe sounds I have heard. But, I have not heard other electronic instruments recently, so my opinion is biased. But I do love this Johannus organ used in this recording.

[1BODGER95]

I prefer johannus' twin company Makin in Oldham. They specialise in Digital organs but have made some fantastic sounding instruments. St. Matthew's chadderton is an example. Johannus are dutch are they not?

[Ntalikeris666]

Content Organs has also come up with some great instruments.

[MA91591]

Como siempre, fantástico.  Es un placer oírle y verle tocar.