High-quality MP3: http://www.contrebombarde.com/concerthall/music/1544
David Johnson's Trumpet Tune in D Major is an energetic piece written in baroque style. Thanks to it's roots in the English school of organ building, the Haverhill OIC sample set renders this piece beautifully. The tuba on this organ is stunning, and this piece showcases it effectively.
The extended version of the Haverhill OIC sample set is used in this video. The original instrument is 3-manuals with 42 stops. The extended set has 4-manuals (the solo reeds may be played with a solo manual) with 59 stops. David Butcher from Lavender Audio made some very thoughtful additions in the extended set.
I want one!!! I would sale my Rodgers(3 man.) for this.
march131958 18 hours ago
What a fantastic instrument .. could have sworn from the opening sequence that it was being played inside a church or cathedral.
Jimbowinch 1 week ago
Greetings from the Netherlands.Like your playing very much.Hope to hear more from you and mayby a concert from you in the Netherlands?
MrHavenkraan 1 month ago
Would love to purchase or have one made. How? Where? How much? Please answer?
Chesterbarnes1 1 month ago in playlist More videos from stefanussen
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Amilter1 1 month ago
what kind of organ is this....it looks like it would fit an any house if you have the right setup
RMavailable 1 month ago
Very interesting organ. Nice performance.
organinkuwait 1 month ago
have to say this really is a beautiful recording. Hauptwerk is too good these days ...lovely tune too! ...to be honest all of your recordings so far have been fantastic! ...welldone! :-0
joeyboi87 1 month ago
Ditto earlier comment, RIP Richard Gladwell. We get "With Heart and Voice" every Sunday evening through our local NPR station.
Nice performance Mr. Stefanusson.
gmc0422 2 months ago
Well done!
Drummachine22 2 months ago