Is the the Malcolm Pearce I knew in Bournemouth, who was a student at RCM, worked at Magdalene College School and lives in Oxford? This setting is beautiful.

Thrilling. ❤

What a fantastic piece! Is it still in print? I've been looking around online but haven't had any luck.

Wiw the reeds in the 1manual what are the reeds?

Excellent!

What a stamina and exellent good audible display here, both thEE composr and Cantor, thanks,,,,

W.O.W … Supreme Clarity etc, and solid interpret, 👌

JOY..... pure joy...sounds like fun to me! More please. Thx. Los Angeles CA USA. I've fallen in love with that organ. The quadraphonic possible, plus ad infinitum. Thank you.

A quadraphonic turdeforce . Wow! Wish I'd been there. Thanks for sharing your heart with all of us. Love from the USA.

Excellent sound well played.

Enjoyed hearing it on this instrument as I use the PB sample set. Not sure about tuba used in recording.

This is lovely, and that organ is magnificent. It,s so nice to see it played from the main console too, and not that coffin looking thing downstairs.

My favorite tuba tune and you play it with such elegance. Great organ. Admittedly, I play this clip frequently. You are such a fine player.

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Final release with reverb is so amazing.

Is it just me, or is the iPad in a different place depending upon from which side we view the console? When viewed from the left, the left hand edge of the iPad is to the right of middle C. When viewed from the right it seems further left!

Well done ! I like your interpretation and the registration you chose.

Perfectly performed but I would slightly question your choice of registration.

Tremendous sound . Congratulations on your appointment.

I don't often give praise to young organists BUT this was superb to say the least. Excellent tempi and registration. A hearty well done that man, and a prodigious yes. Personally I find it amusing to see the new Echo stops placed immediately below those of the Bombarde division. 😁

I love following your posts. You are a fine player.

Wonderful performance! One of my favourite pieces’s, sounds brilliant with the trumpets on this organ.

Hi Alex, brilliant performance! Great to hear that you’re now Sub-Organist at Liverpool, very lucky to play such a wonderful instrument. I’m the current organ scholar at Ss. Peter & Paul Bromley and have heard lots of wonderful things about you. Hopefully we will cross paths one day, I would love to play the mighty Willis sometime, let alone every week like you are doing! All the best, Yiming

Thank you Alex, beautiful sound.

You are very lucky to play such a "beast", but also very talented. Thank you. Curious to know what mechanism you are suing on the iPad to turn pages ... could not see you do anything, but it dutifully turned for you. What's the secret please?

A super rendition - What a wonderful sounding Trumpet 😊 - which one is it actually Alex? All the best Phil

Elgar’s grand sonata masterfully performed. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

'Gert van Hoef's improvisation' showcasing this instrument is chill-inducing and ranks with Dr. Fox's finest!

I discussed Elgar's choral compositions with a young cathedral musical director, he clearly hadn't understood that Elgar's training had been on the violin so wasn't constrained by the piano.

Bravo 👏🏻🥃 I played this for my FTCL, a beautiful work and performed beautifully on the best organ in the uk in my opinion with the best acoustics 👏🏻

Nice piece.

Bravo, fine sir. I enjoyed it immensely. Pianist here, gradually improving somewhat as an organist. I had never heard this work previously, and could not even think of pulling myself away before the end.

You're only allowed one take.

Gratulationen an den jungen Domkantor!

so are the multiple buttons for each seperate blower? seems kinda weird to me seeing you can't use the whole organ if you don't have a certain blower enabled? but seeing the scale of those things maybe power savings?

very well done, such different registrations all round while almost not changing the setzer system registration because you have so many manuals haha

Great performance at the beautiful cathedral!

Very well done.

Well played, bravo!! That piece isn’t the easiest to play especially the B major middle section. I suppose you have heard it played by the late Dr.Francis Jackson at York Minster using the huge horizontal “Tuba Mirabilis “ on 25 inches of wind pressure? You should contact Ben Morris at the Minster and play Cocker’s Tuba Tune in there. If you played from the mobile nave console, your ears would be ringing after you had played. No kidding, it hits like a brick!!!

Very well done, Alexander. Any of the lucky buggers present that day could have been forgiven for thinking that Mr Tracey was flexing his digits.

I really liked all the camera angles and especially where you showed where you added the tubas at the end.

I love the space that you are giving to the music, wonderful!

One of the greatest Organ Sonatas ever composed. Wonderful to see and hear it performed on the mighty Organ of Liverpool Anglican. It brought back memories of my many trips to Liverpool to hear this Organ, often with Professor Ian Tracey at the Console! Many thanks for posting this! Greetings from Scotland!

Bonjour je suis le concepteur de HARMONIE Josette je viens d'écouter un extrait c'est impressionnant. Comme j'ai relié mon ampli Rotel à un usb dac via un très bon cable rca je ferai un teste au salon des mon arrivée avant l'ouverture du public et de mes collègues via mon téléphone en whifi. Bien cordialement

Great performance; greetings from Worcester

A wonderful performance of the ultimate English Organ Sonata. Finally someone who understands the piece in its entirety, and can turn it into a performance EE himself would have adored.

Can't wait to learn if you have begun to compose your own feelings at the organ for everyone to admire. My guess is they will be sensational...!

I enjoy seeing this mighty instrument coming to life.

Bravo from Atlanta.... Exquisite playing Sir.... Enjoyed the sights & sounds of your concert