Boléro de concert, Louis-James-Alfred Lefébure-Wély, Op. 166 - Dr Michał Szostak

[@marcoprins1512]

Amazing 🤩👌👍 greetings from a Dutch organ fan/player 🇳🇱 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@WiktoriaSzalaty]

Super zagrane ;)

[@gkldrth]

Outstanding! Pace and rhytm appropriate for boléro (which is uncommon). Splendid instrument, beautiful timbre. Great piece!

[@johnbrandon2477]

Thank you for coming all this way and blowing the cobwebs out of the organ. I look forward to being at a live performance soon.

[@clivec7040]

Beautifully played in a great instrument

[@WiktoriaSzalaty]

Właśnie się uczę tego utworu na I semestr. A na czerwcowy egzamin końcowy, dyplom i koncert w katedrze mam Toccatę z Suity Gotyckiej Leona Boellmanna. Fajnie, że na YT czasem słucham utworów, żeby mieć wzorzec do interpretacji i analizować z nutami ;)

[@MichalSzostak]

Powodzenia!

[@WiktoriaSzalaty]

@@MichalSzostak Dziękuję 🥰

[@MrPhillipDawson]

Thank you Michal it was a great delight to hear you in church, very special for all those whose first visit it was since the lockdown eased. We hope you can come back one day soon when our recitals are able to resume.

[@MichalSzostak]

It was great pleasure to be with you. It was also my first public performance since the lockdown. See you soon :)

[@davidatterburythomas6070]

An unexpected and fabulous treat to have our organ at Walbrook going through its places after its own personal lockdown ! In turn our wonderful Sir Christopher Wren building was all too ready to respond to M.Lefebure-Wely’s exuberant foot tapping high spirits. Much appreciated, Michal.

[@MichalSzostak]

It seems that English romantic organs suits very well for French symphonic music :)