Fanfare, Orgel, Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens

[10rapperboy]

good

[10rapperboy]

good

[kingofinstruments]

As far as tempo is concerned: the marking on the piece is "Allegro non troppo" which means fast, but not too much. I personally feel that this tempo is appropriate.

[kensingtonpalace]

it is too slow indeed, but there are no mistakes, and i think it's better to play slow than to try and play fast and mess it all up. well done.

[cyrusmap]

excelente interpretación para una brillante pieza

[christianvs1]

Gosh, what carefully slow playing. The performer may want to celebrate the music a bit more....

[janhe93]

ich kann nirgenswo die Noten zu dem Stück finden, kann mich jemand diesbezüglich über icq anschreiben?

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danke

[andre26071955]

Schott, mit nog 2 andere Stücke herausgegeben von Wolfgang Stockmeier.

[Capt737AA]

"Bach Baroque"

[tribuswinkel]

much too slow!!!!!!

[Reesman95]

I think it's a PERFECT tempo

1) The room is very much alive acoutsically

2) The title it "Fanfare" and it probably was written more as a regal Fanfare than some fast Toccata

[harmpjuh1]

Coooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!

My sister likes it too!!!

It's a good interlude

[wurlitzer3]

In my opinion the interpretation needed more separation between notes due to the extreme liveness of the room. Tempo was definitely right for the room though.

[Arky83mi]

One of the best pieces ever written...catchy tune too...can't get it out of my head AHHH

[organnut]

Beautiful piece of music and yes it is catchy Joe. Would love to hear you play this on your Casavant in Michigan! I bet you would ace it as you do in all your other videos. I'll be watching for it!

[Reesman95]

Really Fills up the room in such a nice way

[PandaStation3]

I love it

[kivvix]

Fantastic! I play the organ myself, since 6 years back. I hope I'll play this piece one day! // Vix of Sweden

[jostilley]

Come and play for us if you are in Belgium. We will come and listen to you when we are fortunate enough to be in Sweden one day!

[DesireeDeFete]

THANK YOU for not playing this piece obscenely fast as many American Organists do.

[GrandeChoeur]

Americans do play it fast, but this a bit slow for me.

[octavebasse8]

Im american, and i play it even slower than this i think

[jostilley]

'The organ was the most complex piece of machinery before the invention of the steam engine,' is what Louis Van der Paal told us in his introduction. You can only agree when you hear this majestic piece of music.