Fantastic! Dr. Keiser is such an inspirational organist. I have been learning several of the pieces she has played.

I remember when the Flentrop was being voiced I climbed the spiral staircase on the other side. A little scary in the dark, but my shin muscles were in agony for the next few days from coming down. Sam Hammond was such a great guy.

Enjoyed your Recital!

1st piece very strange -- didn't hear the second.

Dr. Keiser is amazing! A kind, gentle, and extremely passionate and talented woman. She performed at my seminary while I was a student and I was privileged to turn pages and pull stops for her. The Locklair piece she played is a handwritten manuscript... truly awesome (but scary when you're the one turning the pages!).

Best Episcopal church in Tucson!!!

I can now add Marilyn Keiser to my mind's list of wonderful American lady organists including Marilyn Mason, Wilma Jensen, Catherine Crosier, Carol Williams and those I cannot immediately recall.

Very informative tour & the beauty of the Chapel is awe inspiring. The glorious sound of the Carillon is indescribable, seeing it makes it so much more beautiful. Loved the piece written by Ronald Barnes with you playing. You play so beautifully & yet very gracefully. Joey, your recitals have brought joy to so many. They also have brought a group of strangers together that now have formed a bond listening to the recitals. Thanks for this tour & your beautiful recitals!

Love, love the Vierne!!

"Kirkwood at Grant."

A beautiful service, musically and visually. Grace and peace be with you all.

00:00 Elizabeth Kimble | Choral Responses from Preces & Responses 1:30 Patricia Van Ness | Psalm 103 6:34 Sarah Quartel | How can I keep from singing 16:10 Sarah MacDonald | Nunc dimittis