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Diane Bish - Ad Nos. Ad Saluterum "Finale"

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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2008

Franz Liszt
Diane Bish, organist
Merseburg Cathedral
Merseburg, Germany
Joy Of Music TV series

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  • This is a good number for Ipod users. Many restaruants who play that rock crap ought to replace it with something like this.

  • does anyone else find the graphic of the "M" in "The Joy of MUSIC"..to be a bit naughty?!!....and actually A LOT NAUGHTY!!

  • @BayAreaBiker2001 I have that CD! It's a great piece to showcase the power of the Midmer-Losh! On the very last chord, he uses the powerful Grand Ophicleide! It's played by Stephen D. Smith.

  • Wonderful as always!!! Love it.

  • Very light and transparent organ and play

    thanks for posting

  • Previous in response to Scott1916 a.k.a. Mr. Know-It-All.

  • Tempo is always at the artist's discretion after taking into consideration the instrument, the action, the possible registrations and most of all the reverberation time of the space where the instrument is located. In essence, tempos are arbitrary and are always negotiable between the composer's intent and the artist's reality.

  • I think Diane Bish is one of the very best. The magnificence of this work by Liszt is not necessarily best heard on some huge overblown organ. For another exemplary performance of the entire composition see Sebastian Kuchler-Blessing's four videos on YouTube. His instrument is a mere thirty-five stops yet every nuance of maestro Liszt's genius is displayed with competent skill at managing the organ registration. I find Miss Bish's performance equally enjoyable.

  • yep, she did a pretty good job on the coda. Very accented. I like the midmer losh version. Definately watch sebastian's version. Even better.

  • From 4:40 on, I recocnized this piece from the Atlantic City Midmer-Losh organ website. It sounds like it was intended to be played on a huge organ.

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