Boellmann Toccata

[@neelsdp1]

Mighty great and grand music!

[@Vegasastron]

I enjoy to see you .. !!! Congratulations

[@Simsonsimsons]

Great, I love the 32' Pedal as well. good technique, good tempo.

[@Magnitendo]

i like your tempo!

[@shiningarmor2838]

Interesting! I always played it in the key of C!

[@lee1984yate]

Fabulous 32' reeds :-)

[@stuartylad]

Many thanks for this posting... Thoroughly enjoyed it. Used to have it in my repertoire then it sort of slid out unnoticed. I think I'll practise it up again. ORGAN SOUNDS WONDERFUL! Bet your neighbours love you! lol Keep playing. Regards, Stuart

[@Hud0092]

Excelente! :D

[@danielmkubacki]

PEDAL! SWEET> SOUNDS GOOD FOR A DIGITAL Organ.

[@FlyToADream]

Quite a good performance. I have heard this suite played by a brassband. I was looking for it and came across your version.

[@ziobebino]

audio very ugly

[@weylin6]

You still did better than I could ever hope to do :I How long does it take you to learn a song by heart? One such as this for example.

[@pio9210]

Sound from this organ is very good! And your'r playing very well! (sorry, my Englisch is very poor)

[@trompettechamade1]

@tubamaxima Does your organ have a reversible "Pedal 32s on" (or off) toe stud? if so, you can use it to add the 32s at the last statenment of the theme as Noel Rawsthorne did in His Liverpool Cathedral recording to great effect. Other than that you did a very good job indeed.

[@michaelwhytock]

If you are playing in a big place, like St Paul's cathedral London, which has a 10 second reverb, you have to play slow otherwise the notes wont be clear. Also, with some organs, you have to give the reeds time to 'speak'.

[@Capt737AA]

Antoni... What kind of subwoofer do you have on your HW setup. Quite the "wall-shaker" indeed!

[@chicorico70]

I agree!! Needs to be faster. Also, I don't think the 32' stops should have been used at the beginning. There's no momentum to build up to.

[@Sathrandur]

If my translation is right, then he said just what I was about to. Only reeds and foundation stops of 8' and 4' on the swell to begin with. The pedal should have the swell coupled to it, and only foundations 8', 16' and 32' to begin with. The pedal reeds - including the 32' should be saved until the bit where the score says "Anches Ped" - then you put the reeds to the pedal. Other than that, great performance. But take care not to play too quickly in a large acoustic environment.

[@iomanorgan]

but it's sound great

[@weylin6]

I can't play music as I read it, It takes me forever, I have to learn it by ear, or rather, just play it till my hands move without thinking, and then I can do it. Perhaps a few weeks for a simple song, months for something complicated... and a year or two for this probably :P Only organ I have access to is this old POS with only 1 octave pedals and two mains that are extremely short, so I often find myself not having the notes that should be there

[@thugnlive]

@87PianoGirl see valentina maria baginska....she plays in a much faster tempo which suites this piece better

[@UbiMMC]

the sound is very bad,,, but this is gooood

[@hatstalker]

id build a massive extension and have a 7 manual organ built, as many stops as i could get.

[@UbiMMC]

ok... but you are very good (sorry im italian i dont speak english) bye

[@AnthonyHunt77]

I liked the playing but save the 32' until the end. it's a little too full on when you have it all the way through!

[@weylin6]

I might just look into this. Sure as hell cheaper than making a real one LOL They really don't sound all that bad if you got good samples and the correct speaker setup

[@musicisitall]

very good, very good, but it begins ppp ;)

[@iomanorgan]

sorry but I think it's a little bit slow ! I played it last year and I played it very faster !

[@cross147]

fajna toccata boelmana c-moll w ......h-moll xD

[@weylin6]

I can't tell if you people are just full of shit, or actually genuinely disappointed by this. that would have been awesome to hear it first person though, the camera tends to distort it D: