“Corrente Italiana” by Juan Cabanilles - Nathan Laube, organ

[@charlesdavis7087]

Excellent. You are truly wonderful. Wow! Are we ever blessed to have you on this planet at this time. Carry on, dear Nathan. Blessed. CVD

[@dgunde13]

thanks for posting....the guy's a thrilling performer...Douglas Gunderson, piano, organ, viola, recorders, guitar, poet....San Diego AGO

[@davidmichaelklemmer1136]

Very nice, beautiful playing!

[@williamfritz6870]

The pedal cluster at 4:01 is an awesome effect! Never thought to do that - does anyone know if that is idiomatic of the era, or just an effect that Mr. Laube uses?

[@BCSchmerker]

*From the available information at **Beckerath.com**,* I reckon this Organ as officially _Beckerathwerkverzeichnis Einundvierzig_ (41), as 32 German and 8 American organs preceded it at the Hamburg factory.

[@z5ajdt]

Unless going to Sioux Falls, SD, I don't hear enough organ performance of high quality like the one done here.

[@jerroldeilander2454]

Thank you for the brilliant performance of this! I'm curious how your performed the pedal work on the last portion of this piece. Its obvious that the effect to be drum like. Are you able to comment or suggest how this can be performed? Four notes at 16' range? thanks again! Fun performance!

[@markmerrill1083]

Your interpretation is flawed: i suspect it is the score you are playing from. There is a much better version available. This piece is often attempted using the wrong edition. I have a good copy of this work given to me by my teacher Montserrat Torrent if you wold be interested in having one. Best regards.