Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ, BWV 639

[sandyhackney]

Very thoughtful playing, swell and all!

[duc0in0altum30]

C'est une très belle interprétation, sans hâte, sans raideur, très méditative, très musicale. Les derniers changements de registres sont un peu trop nombreux je trouve.

[duc0in0altum30]

C'est une très belle interprétation, sans hâte, sans raideur, très méditative, très musicale.

[hellraidzor]

very good sir

[lepivert]

Nicely played !

[Chesterbarnes1]

I totally agree with caddyorganist, we were all happy until we ran into Music professors and teachers who dot every i and cross ever t. Thanks for your performance

[Chesterbarnes1]

Please continue, ejoying your performances tremendously. Please don't stop. What is the name of the organ and how many ranks?

[heavyvoxes]

Thank you for your compliment! You may want to check out more of the videos recorded at 1st Presbyterian - I have listed the information about this organ on a few of the videos.

[xsoireg]

VERY GOOD...VERY BEAUTIFUL

[mariemoscatelli]

Some pretty wild electric sounds you get from that thing! You're a very expert organist, but I think you should cool it with the swell in Bach's music; he wouldn't approve. Why not try again, leaving the swell alone and doing everything with articulation and phrasing? Where is Cumberland, by the way, and are they saving up for a pipe organ?

[heavyvoxes]

well, i don't normally do this.. your comment speaks for itself... and so do I...I DO IT BECAUSE I CAN! GOD BLESS!

[caddyorganist]

Keep up the good work!! We've got plenty of dry, "historically correct" performances as it is!

[heavyvoxes]

I appreciate that so much! Thank you!

[Chesterbarnes1]

@caddyorganist I totally agree! Thanks for saying what I would have said. Continue 'heavyvoxes'

[heavyvoxes]

Thank you so much for your compliment!

[rafant44]

Sublime, absolutely. Best rendition I have ever heard