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Ah, very nice work here and in your other videos I have watched/heard. Your playing is smooth, fluent and confident, the best kind of organ (or any instrumental) performance. As you note with your Liszt quote, music-making should be *fun* as well as a high calling, a knowing chuckle rather than a...

A fine performance, smooth and propulsive without being frantic. Nice changes of registration, overall a *happy* reading. Your pedaliter reminds me of Minde's comment on Bach @ Cassell: "His feet flew over the pedals as though they had wings, and powerful sounds roared like thunder through the ch...

Venuti's experience and still-fluent technique, and her engaging personality, form exactly the kind of clinician young singers can not only learn from but respect. Brava indeed. I hope the young guy was able to learn from her example, how to keep the tongue from a-choking one on those slow ascend...

Superb! I can only imagine how it would roll out into the church, in all its glory, if one were there. Thank you for this and your other YouTube videos. First-rate in every way.

Don't forget King started as a baritone, and that lower richness stayed with him up into the tenor repertoire. Have you heard his Kaiser in the live recording of Die Fraue ohne Schatten, the recording with Nilsson, Berry, Rysanek, Hesse, and Boehm conducting? Hotcha. The thing is, much like Flags...

A powerful performance, and lots of presence. It would have been a special treat to hear this live from out in the nave. I did a tour of English cathedrals a few years ago, including Salisbury, but did not get to hear the organ then. This is a nice addition to the memory.

Gert -- this is poised, powerful, and passionate playing. Your other videos are equally interesting and fluent, and you clearly have a great career opening up to you. The high sound and picture quality of the majority of your videos is welcome: we get a very fair image of the immediacy of the per...

Here's another reason to like YouTube. Sorry I didn't come across this fine performance sooner. Amazing woman, singer, and career, not to mention teacher. When you think about her radio work, everything from Poulenc to Irish songs, from German repertoire to American pieces, then add the operatic ...