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I watched this video again and there is about 5 seconds at the start where you can just see the organist's head from behind the detached console.

The lady that I believe is playing the pipe organ is Jennifer Chou; Organist & Director of Music at St. John's Anglican Church, Camberwell.

She is also...

Lovely Hymn, singing and pipe organ accompaniment; done with such precision and majesticness.

I hope to visit this Church oneday, meet the organist and hopefully get to experience the pipe organ there for myself.

Cheers!

And a Happy New Year to You as well PrincessRepsy!

May it be a safe and happy one for you - and please don't freak out us viewers with the word "Goodbye" in titles!

Cheers to us!

I haven't heard of any broken toe scenarios from playing barefoot; can't see how it's possible due to the amount of force required to break it as well. I never play with shoes on but would not go as far as to play barefoot; I like to be able to slide around over the pedals and if barefoot, there ...

Beautifully played and you used some light and shade in the piece which was good; very fitting to hear a big piece on an equally big pipe organ. Was that at a concert for your school or college? Is this an instrument visiting organists are welcome to visit and have access to? If you would be kind...

A performance or a practice session? Still very good short piece of you at a piano this time!

Is this a digital pipe organ in your college Chapel or similar? Does anyone else play it as well? Are you on a scholarship or similar to play it? And are you in uniform, robes or similar? So many questions; I hope you don't think I'm being "too nosey". Keep up the beautiful playing; you are truly...

No sound on this one? Any chance of re-uploading this one? Was this at your college as you are in uniform? More information with this video would be good.

No sound on this one? Any chance of re-uploading this one? Was this at your college as you are in uniform? More information with this video would be good.

Beautifully played as usual and an equally beautiful smile when you look around at the camera! How you can play all that so well and confidently, look around the Cathedral while you are playing, adjust your hair and continue on is just amazing - and you don't have a single sheet of music up there...

Congratulations on getting to play that T.C. Lewis pipe organ so well which so many distinguished organists have played and presided over. Just a pity that the lesser skilled have either been shunned away or have had to seek the authority of the higher heads of the Cathedral to get the opportunit...

Music by Bach is always so difficult to play and yet you make it look and sound so effortless! The Rieger pipe organ at The Scot's Presbyterian Church I would rate as the best in Melbourne. It is in a wonderful Church; the people are so welcoming - not "stuck up" like some other denominations; th...

Wonderful playing! Which console were you playing on the Melbourne Town Hall pipe organ? As the lighting is a bit lacking I can't tell. I have played it too; it was at an open console organised by the Society of Organists on Saturday 20th November 2010 - following a tour of the organ's workings w...

Was SZ meant to be secret? It was inevitable that it would be found by someone at your school. Don't take this the wrong way but I have watched all of your videos and regularly check for your latest one each day. It has been quite insightful into the highs and lows of your teenage life; I enjoy y...

Using other instruments to play Widor's Toccata from Symphony No. 5 is not really an outlandish or new thing thing to do by these boys; check out the YouTube video where it is done with 55 Euphoniums, Tubas and pipe organ.

That video didn't seem to get any 'bad wrap' so why take it out on these t...