César Franck Choral No. 1 in E

[@srw1111]

Bravo, wonderful playing. The instrument looks so beautifully crafted and it sounds truly splendid too - fabulous blend and what gorgeous French character in those contrasting reeds - I'm especially liking the vox humana, pungent yet not at all unsubtle... and that silky smooth Flute Harmonique! Cavaille-Coll would be proud.

[@saxachewon8062]

Yes! This is a well-researched and well-built instrument.

[@modlinger32]

Absolutely wonderful playing!

[@saxachewon8062]

Excellent! Thank you for your fine performance on this magnificent instrument.

[@ferdinandobastianini3745]

Beautiful organ and a very good organist! Perhaps too fast the cantabile moments, but this is fine music...Congratulations for using your hands to change the various stops !!! Thank you!!!!

[@paulcadrin555]

Magnifique instrument, parfaitement équilibré, où tous les jeux ont une véritable personnalité sans pour autant sacrifier la réussite des ensembles. On ne souffre jamais du fait que ce soit un 2 claviers pour interpréter une oeuvre qui fait normalement appel à 3 claviers. L'organiste maîtrise manifestement l'oeuvre et l'Instrument. Bravo!

[@jeffreysnedeker953]

Merci beaucoup!

[@md95065]

Thank you! That was very impressive - both the playing and the instrument. It's quite amazing what could be done with (an obviously very well designed) 2 manual instrument - particularly so when, as far as I can tell from the last chord, the building seems to have a rather dry acoustic.

[@JohnsOrganWorks]

Beautifully played, and this relatively modest instrument gave a very good account of itself, not least in that all-important Vox Humana.

[@dalerider3124]

And, what would Martin Luther say of this French instrument?

[@d.singler-kron9034]

"Faith without Franck played on a French organ is dead...".

[@CJCappella]

Fast forward to 0:35. Long introduction and fumbling with going the organ going...

[@5000PITT]

Viel zu schnell...