Aubade - Alfred Lebeau - 1868 Alexandre et Fils Sample

[@emeskavanderwalt1162]

Wow - absolutely stunning!!!

[@jaygee999]

No one could make an action so nimble as the Alexandre et Fils harmonium -- Ďakujem Rodney

[@ReedOrgans]

Thank you!

[@thomase13]

Incredible! I don’t think I’ve ever heard such a wonderfully expressive singing melody played on any organ before!

[@ReedOrgans]

Thanks!

[@tlogan2563]

I'm ready to hear more. The tone is wonderful! Thanks!

[@ReedOrgans]

I'm almost ready to make another recording of it, most of the little mechanical glitches in the stop sections are getting smoothed out now.

[@jwsuicides8095]

Very impressed with how it handles a quick rhythmic percussive piece (and your playing, of course).

[@ReedOrgans]

Thanks!

[@jwsuicides8095]

@@AncientRe Lol. My leg muscles are bad. As a singer I love that interaction but... ooh, my muscles. I wear certain shoes as the angle they give me means I have to move my legs less. x

[@soundofmysoul4897]

There is always a joyful excitement when the notification about a video of you appears. Wonderful instrument - played magnificently!

[@ReedOrgans]

Thanks!

[@MichaelStBede]

Magnificent !

[@jaredcroal804]

What an incredible sound!

[@lcastillo6537]

Impressive sound...

[@pozzimusica]

Fantastic !!!! Magical !!!!!

[@TheAmpico]

Fabulous!

[@AdamPilbeam85]

Wow, outstanding! What a unique sound for a harmonium. Thanks!

[@beanbag7096]

Exquisite performance!

[@4themusiclovers]

Bravo! The best I've heard so far on this type of instrument, in terms of interpretation.

[@ReedOrgans]

Thank you very much!

[@LighthouseGospelBand]

Amazing!

[@jakubkaminski2004]

what an unusual instrument , intresting piece of musik and profesional player :-) . Bravo 👏

[@danawinsor1380]

That is an amazing organ. Your description of the "percussion" mechanism was fascinating. I wonder if you could clarify your description of the wind system. I couldn't quite figure out what you meant. Before I forget, I loved your performance! It seems like the perfect selection to play on this 19th century instrument.

[@Trommet16]

Wow! 😍

[@NippersLounge]

Very nice!

[@ReedOrgans]

Thanks!

[@NippersLounge]

@@ReedOrgans you’re welcome

[@runcamyt]

How are you able to find such amazing instruments!?

[@jrzzrj]

👍....Excellent as usual. Question.......does a harmonium generally take less pumping than the suction type reed organ?

[@ReedOrgans]

When the expression stop is off, they are similar. When it is on, comparison doesn’t really apply since it becomes an entirely different technique to pumping.

[@Backkanal]

Interessantes Musikstück.

[@albertjagt5713]

Nice! But does this organ have a button to turn the page on your tablet? Lol!

[@ReedOrgans]

lol! Not quite, but the tablet has face gestures enabled so you can see me squishing my lips to the side when I want the page turned. 😊

[@jefferyrowley8873]

Why did this technology go extinct? Not all Models of reed organs do this fantastic sound and capabilities. Sadly the world was sold weak, ineffecient and under developed instruments.