Bach organ work-Orgelbüchlein: Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland

Festival of music in Paris, 21 Jun 2007
Eglise Saint Louis en l'ile.

About this organ:
http://orgue.free.fr/a4o8.html

Photos during the construction:
http://forumorgue.free.fr/phpwebgallery/category.php?cat=1&expand=

攝於法國巴黎聖路易島天主教堂,
旅法管風琴師潘天銘應邀於巴黎音樂節演出.

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[fordescort51]

is that in paris? where can we find that? i would like to see it with my own eyes. it's incredibble. very nice

[composerpan]

Eglise Saint Louis en l'ile.

more information please check "about this clip",thanks!:)

[ReBemol]

Composerpan! Tell as why the organ is difficult to play? Is it a pneumatic organ? Regards

[composerpan]

This was the fist time that I played organ in a concert.I was so afraid to play fault notes, because my foot technic is not good enough yet. This organ's pedalboard is special for me, its black keys are very short, not easy to change my feet on each black key, probably I didn't learn the technic for this kind of pedalboard yet:) It's mostly my problem^^

[composerpan]

I've added 2 websites addresses about this organ:) enjoying:)

[coolumax]

Great Sound! Sure is an impressive Organ. Thx for posting.

[composerpan]

Thanks! It was a wonderful experience:)

[xSavetex]

Man..someone who plays a organ that big..must feel like the king..like they're on the top of the world : )

I'd love to play something like that!

[PeteWagstaff]

pressing the key (either by an electrical signal or by a mechanical system as in older organs) causes a valve underneath the pipe to open. this allows compressed air to pass through the pipe and vibrate causing sound. the length of the pipe then dictates the pitch of the sound. it is much like any wind instrument; on which you change the length of a single 'pipe' (by the keys) as opposed to having many pipes. look on wikipedia if this explanation is too terrible.

[Askelairlines747]

Hello! This piece will also be the first piece i will play on organ too :-D!!

but not in a concert though,,, at a church service :D i am afraid to play wrong notes too ahaha

Askel =)

[feetje2008]

heaven

[TheNolb]

great!!!!

[simeonjoskic]

exeptional...cr@p!

[sailingforde04]

@3NUNS - by the way , just for your information , there is indeed a factor which makes you , sir the pathetic and sad party in this argument ; that , being the fact that you have chosen to spend time engaging in an argument with a 16 year old girl - good luck to you in your future life , but there are many more productive and fruitful uses of time that I can think of off the top of my head

ta , ta

[sailingforde04]

With your IQ , don't worry, I can understand where you are coming from, and I pity you for that , but alas , life has always been harsh on the least deserving of subjects. And let me just say , the lack of people such as yourself is what makes the barbican centre such a pleasant place. So , I suppose it is now appropriate to conclude this unpleasant little discourse by wishing you , truly , from the deepest reaches of my heart a very , very , very ,very merry Christmas.

[sailingforde04]

@3NUNS - look , seriously - don't bpother write back, I really don't want to engage in any more conversation with you. I am three quarters scottish and treasure that side of me :D - so don't start. furthermore , I have performed in the Cadogan hall (london) , Carniegie hall new york , royal festival hall , the purcell room , St pauls cathedral , Kings College cambridge , the barbican centre (if you don't know it its in the city of london) and many other lesser know venues - so there