DAROCA (Zaragoza), Colegial | Organ by P. de Mallén (XVth c.)/Guillaume de Lupe, 1610 | P. BRUNA

[@juanvicentepascual5774]

Fantástico, maravilloso, extraordinario órgano, composición y por supuesto organista.

[@AlessandroSantoro1966]

Bravo Silvia! wonderful and what and exceptional instrument! :)

[@sanne177]

What a beautiful sound and a very nice piece

[@ricardollorente]

¡Esto es una maravilla!

[@WINCHANDLE]

Muchas gracias. Los organos de Espania son milagros de musica.

[@jacoboVE_Cultura]

Un órgano el de Daroca histórico y espectacular de gran belleza sonora tañido con maestría. Enhorabuena Silvia.

[@kentst8956]

Wonderful sound...and in tune!

[@jacoboVE_Cultura]

A very joyful, charming piece, very skillfully played on the organ. Congratulations. 👍🤝

[@philippelegargean5120]

Superbe : l'orgue, l'interprétation et ... le compositeur !

[@alanmartin5699]

Amazing en Chamades

[@fitzwilliamontour]

Esta película es un documental cultural muy bonito. La variedad del Tiento de P. Bruna recuerda a la Ensalada de S. Aguilera de Heredia. Excelente interpretación. Muchas gracias.

[@hismajestysmen]

Wonderful.

[@leonardodigrazia9758]

Superbo!

[@WINCHANDLE]

check this out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/boKZnq1nrq1_m5o I feel he does a great interpretation, and plays at a proper tempo. Given the acoustics of the building, one can't let the music be buried in the echo. That little (vox?) reed is one of the most exquisite sounds I've ever heard. 40 years ago, E. Power Biggs made a wonderful recording of Spanish organs. I wish I could find a copy or re release. My record got beat up over the years. BTW, Paul Fey is wonderful. Listen to his variations of some Christmas Carols...genius