The Largest Musical Instrument in the World

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor for Organ, BWV 565 by Johann Sebastian Bach. Performed by Felix Hell on the Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ, which is currently the largest musical instrument in the world.
0:00 - Toccata
3:00 - Fugue
Felix Hell, Concert Organist
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[@lenrusnak162]

MAN OH MAN!!!! Felix, I am sure you realize that you are one of the luckiest musicians in the world to be able to perform the way you do! I played this performance three times in one hour and gave you a standing ovation each time from my sound room. Thanks so much for sharing the joy that your talent brings to all. APPLAUSE APPLAUSE APPLAUSE!!!

[@ncard00]

I never really liked this piece, cause it shifts between minor and major. But Orochimaru’s theme, a character from the Anime Naruto, who’s theme is based on this piece, love that theme so much.

[@maaretrahkonen7706]

His articulation is so weird, it's disturbing.

[@solidsnake246]

Lol alter

[@airman6822]

As loud as I can play this in my home, I'm sure it could not compare to being there in person. Cheers my good man!

[@Baard2000]

The neigbours will appreciate you hearing it live instead in your own house with volume on max I guess... 😁😁😁😁

[@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391]

You'll never get the bass in a domestic setting, a huge stone built space is required.

[@user-ug5wc5ru8l]

I play piano by ear I play this by ear

[@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar]

Fantastic - just had to stop what I was doing and let myself be enveloped by the music. Nobody should pass through life without hearing this at least once.

[@clarifaco]

Glorious and Majestic like nothing else!

[@arno-luyendijk4798]

It may be a tiny wee bit smaller, but the reverb of Lichen basilica organ in Poland has a majestic reverb that, sorry, beats this instrument. Check out the Scott brothers performance on that organ.

[@FraserGartshore]

What a sound! Brilliant! I am so glad they’re restoring this piece of history to its full glory!

[@felixhell.organist]

Yes, keeping my fingers crossed that momentum (read: funding) keeps going!

[@DGHdeeo]

Fantastic performance. And kudos to whomever the audio engineer was who captured it so well.

[@Haj.Saeed.]

صدابرداری بسیار دشواری انجام داد ❤

[@kermitefrog64]

The creativity of Bach is incredible on this instrument.

[@MrBulky992]

If indeed it is by Bach. No original manuscript in Bach's handwriting survives. There are some eminent musicologists who think that it is not from his hand because it contains too many features inconsistent with Bach's style. I agree that Bach was a supreme genius and that this is a remarkable piece, regardless of who wrote it.

[@brunojls]

Yes i agree with you. This music may the body on high frequence !

[@manjacovus5342]

Brilliant performance, fab sound, and excellent camera work. A real treat. Mega thanks to everyone involved!

[@BellaCroyda]

You can be trapped for one thousand years with this magnificent pipe organ and NEVER run out of organ music to play. This BEAST has SEVEN KEYBOARDS!!! LOOK AT ALL OF THOSE STOPS!!!! PIPE ORGAN PARADISE BABY!!!

[@frankweiser3895]

eight (pedal are also keyboard)

[@kentesdall308]

It also has second touch on the Great, the choir, and pedal.@@frankweiser3895

[@michaelherring1944]

11? The bottom two keyboards and the pedals all have second touch

[@skazimasca]

I want to be with my piano for thousand years.

[@tuna9444]

Fantastic performance! This is my all-time favorite musical instrument. I played this same piece, just for fun, on the pipe organ at the cathedral adjoining the Catholic school I attended. From the age of 13 on, Sister Anna Rose Bezner (music teacher and principal of the school) showed me how to play the console organ near the altar and also the massive cathedral pipe organ. I became the principal organist at Holy Family Cathedral in Tulsa while attending school for four years at Bishop Kelley High School. The power, the echo, the vibration, and the magic and majesty of a large pipe organ overtakes your body, mind, and soul. Those were exciting moments I shall never forget.

[@OldPannonian]

You had a great past. I have played on a number of organs overseas and in Toronto, Canada. Some of them imbue the player with a power that is hard to communicate to non-players. I had my share of this fun and I am so grateful for it.

[@bmmcbx]

What a great legacy you have.. to have done that at a young age! Fabulous!❤

[@nardopereirapinto3760]

PIPE ORGAN! THE KING OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS!!

[@0GreatMerlin]

The sad thing is this recording is nothing like the actual sound that was played. That is impossible to properly record. Even more so with the base notes, notes that you feel instead of hear.

[@lawrencedevis1433]

Use an earphone, u can feel the pedal vibration in your ears

[@catholicsam]

So true! What an experience in person!

[@rodbrown7284]

No mid roll ads either 🤬

[@klaytonpeterson]

Yes

[@rty1955]

One of the most beautiful organ pieces

[@rowanlidbury]

Wow. The accuracy, it simply doesn;t get much better than that.

[@tomtalker2000]

My mother and i spend years singing in various choirs and cathedrals. And hearing a pipe organ opened up fully sends goosebumps up and down you arms for sure. Especially, with the right reverb it's indescribable. I thought this piece was played a bit to fast. Should have been slowed down a bit. Many organists play just to play and hear themselves. But one must play this instrument and listen to what it wants to do. And only then will you hear the perfect sound.

[@infledermaus]

As Bach would say, let's see if it has good lungs. This one has great lungs!

[@JP-rf7px]

@@infledermaus That's about 300 horsepower of blowers in the basement which would convert to about 223,500 watts if it were a sound system!

[@aviman2010]

I have watched endless versions of this masterpiece and, for me, this one is in a league of its own. This one reduced me to tears. Felix you have an amazing talent. Also, loved the photography, especially the picture in picture of the footwork. Thank you hardly seems adequate.

[@felixhell.organist]

Wow, thank you!

[@corneliawaters7509]

Total masterpiece played by a master!!!!!!!! Incredibly powerful!!!

[@eensio]

Splendidly played this famous piece. You have great virtuosity to express the intensity of this monumental composition. Thank you for this treasure!

[@felixhell.organist]

Many thanks!

[@First_Command]

The cool thing is not only is he playing with both hands and both feet, but he can FEEL the music. That’s another thing that’s impossible to record. The sound waves produced from that instrument surge through your body. Wonderful to watch!

[@billmolloy2789]

Dear Mr Hell, with a surname like that you certainly added a diabolical touch to Bach's music. Well played, sir!

[@lindacowles756]

Considering that this organist is German, his surname actually means "bright" (v. dim).

[@Haj.Saeed.]

​@@lindacowles756 نکته جالبی بود!☘️🤚

[@dirtfarmer7472]

@@lindacowles756 His playing is certainly Bright.

[@Tiger804]

This is a phenomenal instrument, as well as the music, I've never seen an instrument so beautiful in all my life, I would imagine that it would be very expencive to buy with all the keyboards and most probably priceless as in how expencive it would be, jean michel jarr, would have a field day with this baby, absolutely gorgeous instrument,. and playing Toccata/ fugue.

[@buzzbrayable]

OMG!!! Great performance! Maestro Hell and the Boardwalk Hall Organ...what a match!

[@craftyajay9495]

IT IS JUST SUCH A PITY that it took a British enthusiast to get the support and restoration out of the starting blocks. Let’s hope this instrument is treasured for many decades to come and never forget the name Stephen D. Smith.

[@claesmansson9070]

Mc Donald french fries Alzheimer nation.

[@lummsmusik3219]

Absolutely epic performance. Very well filmed and recorded. Thanks so much!

[@knollozx]

Wunderschön gespielt....hätte ich gern live gehört...

[@tubamaxima187]

Bravo Felix Hell: You were sitting at the console in 2000 when most of the organ didn't work and today you are sitting at the console an playing it when most of the organ does work. What a magnificent performance. Thank you Felix Hell.

[@charlesdavis7087]

What an incredible... insight upon a memory. >? Blessings.

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

I remember that too! There was a picture on the old ACCHOS website showing a young Felix Hell at the console, with the sad caption that the organ could not be played at the time. How wonderful to hear him playing it and sounding so amazing all these years later.

[@tubamaxima187]

Thank you Ethan for your comments and observations. Many people do not know that saving this organ from destruction was a very close call. In 1998-1999, when the Convention Hall was slated for a large building refurbishment it was decided to remove the organ. Most of it did not work at that time. The original Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ Society members ( including myself, Harry Bellangy and the late Charles Swisher) worked tirelessly to thwart those that wanted to remove the organ. We were successfully able to have the organ registered as a Historical Monument, out of reach to those that wished to have it destroyed. When ACCHOS disbanded and HORC took over, things began to quickly move in a very positive manner. Rather than the removal of the organ, today we have the world's largest organ more than 50% refurbished. I understand that today that at least 18,000 pipes are playable. The sound is magnificent. KUDO's to HORC.

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

@@tubamaxima187 I didn’t realize it was that close to removal. I first discovered this organ online right about the time of the remodeling of the auditorium, and I downloaded the amazing recording of BWV 565 that was made just before they pulled the plug. I was furious to hear how the workers took no care during the remodeling, damaging the pipes, sawing through the the cables and windlines. I was delighted when I heard it was registered as a historical monument and that something like a million dollars had been given toward its restoration. Then when a video showed up on KZbin of a very out of tune, cyphering organ being played by the children of the caretaker as I recall, I finally had reason to hope! I’ve never been there to see it yet, but I hope to some day. Thank you for your tireless efforts to save this wonderful instrument!

[@user-wf4ml9ip2b]

My wife and I were recently walking the AC boardwalk (a fun pastime for us) and unfortunately, I was an hour late for the tour of the ACCH! This is an amazing treasure that I'm eagerly awaiting full restoration, and the history nut in me would LOVE to see it being played in person! Glorious piece, btw!

[@reginadettling1727]

Welche Freude verströmt die Kunstvolle Klangfülle😊 Danke

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

This is why every composer since Bach has bowed to his supremacy. This music is beyond amazing.

[@Michael_VG]

It's impressive you play that fugue so fast!! This organ has such a massive sound!

[@nardopereirapinto3760]

THE KING OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS! 😲😲

[@jeffjensen27]

TOP HONOR JUST To Be ABLE To SIT AT This Magnificent Instrument. And Of Course Hearing & Watching & Being A Huge Fan & Follower Of Mr Felix Hell On Such A Journey To Seeing How Young He Was Performing To Now! Absolutely Amazing. BRAVO! Felix! BRAVO!

[@felixhell.organist]

So appreciate your comment. Thank you 🙏

[@prosanis1216]

Bach was Devine, it’s player’s whom might perform onto this piece of art, must be his angels, thank you mr.Felix Hell for sharing this beautiful video with me 🙏👏👏❤️🇳🇱

[@prosanis1216]

Bach was Devine, it’s player’s whom might to perform this piece of art, must be his angels, thank you mr.Felix Hell for sharing this beautiful video with me 🙏👏👏❤️🇳🇱

[@tambrosia]

BRAVO and many thanks for sharing with the world. As a young kid I had the pleasure of listening to this organ in AC BRAVO

[@vewilli]

Brilliantly played! 💪🏻

[@alexringb]

Well done!! Great performance and sound!

[@stevenschrier9268]

Tremendous reading of BWV-565! Along with a good audio capture! In May 2024 more ranks have been restored and the high pressure trumpet divisions above the auditorium floor are being restored. Looking forward to your future return exploration as the instrument nears full operational status! All the best😊👍👍🎶🎶

[@waynestewart1919]

Approaching that instrument/beast would make me dizzy. This master we've just heard is incredibly gifted.

[@federicoprice2687]

Bravo Felix! ❤

[@shalopez420]

Bravo Maestro! Easily one of the best renditions I've ever heard. Thank you so much for sharing this. It's a pleasure listening to you play. Fantastic job. Thanks again.

[@felixhell.organist]

Thank you kindly!

[@ChoralSea]

Thanks for the listen. I M adding it to my organ favs

[@albertperson4013]

Always impressive, always moving, always inspiring!

[@squishygreen9027]

the final boss except he plays his theme on a final boss-like instrument

[@eileenmcconnell738]

So beautiful. I lost my organ in our house fire. I miss it. My keyboard just isn't the same. Thank you, dear Sir.

[@felixhell.organist]

Sorry to hear about your your instrument Eileen. 😔 Glad to hear you enjoyed my music. 🙏

[@erinuber2881]

I am tremendously sorry that your organ was lost in the house fire. Years ago, our house burned, and I lost my piano in the fire, which had felt like my dearest friend for years. It's not the same as losing an organ, but I was heartbroken. I'm now an organist as well as a pianist, so I feel deeply for your loss. I send best wishes to you from California as you recover from this fire.

[@Meisha-san]

I saw the thumbnail & thought of this piece of music, & wondered whether it would be played. Clicking on & hearing it open made my year 😂

[@andrewbarnum5040]

I would absolutely love to hear this live. Love your performance!! Thanks for posting!!

[@felixhell.organist]

Thanks for listening 😊🙏

[@neilwilliams7479]

The memory and skill of the organist finding his way around the various keyboards and peddles. Yes we cannot on a video feel the tones and strengths of the notes but we can wonder in amazement of the skills of the person playing the instrument and hope that one day we can experience in real life.

[@davecorbin5088]

Wow! I think that's the best tocatta that I've ever heard! Bravo!

[@gmodderr]

imagine hearing this in the early 1700's, on an organ the size of several buildings, when the only experience with music you'd had so far is some person playing a lyre

[@user-em8ip9ys9z]

People like Mark Zuckerberg should spend their charity on the cause of restoring this organ rather than politics.

[@sasquatch-7634]

Wish I could give this 1000 likes

[@richardwagner-ky9mz]

Very true!!! Here here!

[@jo2lovid]

Restoring this organ certainly trumps politics!

[@dumitru8121]

You are right!

[@BaronEvola123]

Finally a worthy comment.

[@mexalcorta]

Could only imagine the feeling of power one man can project to the audience in pure music

[@bentrider10uk]

I recently came across another recording of this piece on this instrument recorded on a phone so the sound wasn't great but still very impressive. This, however, is absolutely jaw-dropping. I was breathless with tears in my eyes by the end. If you ever play Widor's Toccata in F I may not survive the experience!

[@0GreatMerlin]

There is a recording of that on this organ on KZbin.

[@joyfulyes]

​@@0GreatMerlinI'll be looking for it. I just hope the tempo isn't a full gallop as Mr Hell has done here. I love being carried off an auditory whirlwind as much as the next organ groupie, but as I age I'm becoming a fan of slowing these pieces down a bit, so the audience can breathe, and appreciate more of the notes.

[@0GreatMerlin]

@@joyfulyes So flight of the Bumble Bee is out? I do so love that piece when it is played on a tuba. Spike Jones had that on one of his records. Just so soft and sweet.🤣

[@janhermanek2159]

I can't grasp why your performance does not have exponentially more views. You brought me to tears. "Fantastic" can't give this piece enough credit. Some parts were embellished with a few curly cues, which underlined the original even more. I am a big fan. Hoping to listen to any of your live performances in the future.

[@namsso87]

You are the BEST organist in the world

[@felixhell.organist]

Thank you 🙏

[@thorenshammer]

Nicely done, beautiful instrument. The pipe organ is the original synthesizer, and it rocks that the USA has the largest, and best sounding pipe organ of them all. You are a lucky and talented man.

[@colinjenkins8124]

Absolutely wonderful to hear you play on the Atlantic City organ Felix. I well remember enjoying your two visits to play at Melbourne Town Hall and meeting you and your parents over dinner. One concert was for secondary school children however we bought members of our younger aged choir who were totally captivated by your playing. Six months later at one of their concerts I played the David German Trumpet Tune and they were saying "Felix Hell played that!" I have in front of me the CD recorded on 26th May 2002. Congratulations and every good wish.

[@felixhell.organist]

Thanks so much for your comment. I miss Melbourne and its marvelous Town Hall Organ. One of my favorite instruments in the world.

[@katbullar]

The best recording I've ever heard!

[@jerrera45]

My subwoofer gets my ribcage rattling.

[@martinstremlow2997]

A performace of superlatives . Great organist ! Superb instrument. Superb composer ! One of the greatest compositions of human history . One of Bachs masterpiece

[@GiorgioMagnani-gy7uw]

Uno spettacolo ,un geniale compositore ,un monumtale organo e un bravissimo esecutore ,grazie ho vissuto un bel momento ❤

[@michaelherring1944]

Magnificent! We've all heard this T&F hundreds of times but for me this is the most exciting one ever! Bravo!

[@felixhell.organist]

Thank you so much!

[@karkasselebordelais4266]

I had tears at the end! Such a piece of art for the eternity.

[@josemiguelmunoz6985]

OMG!!! Perhaps the best performance of Bach's Toccata & Fugue I've ever listened to.

[@felixhell.organist]

Thank you 😊

[@kenworth435]

they have to be the most skilled mucisians in the world as this is truely the most complex intrument.

[@cliffordheseltine6650]

I have the original Bach on the Biggest LP of this piece recorded back in the 60s and it is just as majestic. I make it a rule to listen to every KZbin version of Toccata and Fugue that appears and none can touch this magnificent organ.

[@user-gb3cc8vu9i]

I liked it so much when I was teenager that I learnt it at age 13, that was a long gestation and much practice. (My Dad was a great organist)

[@TheBlibo]

The largest instrument and the finest piece of music ever written

[@reinerwilhelms-tricarico344]

The idea of the control room of a spaceship comes to mind.

[@felixhell.organist]

For sure! 😏

[@SuperChaoticus]

The third to the last chord at 8:38 blows me away every time I hear it. Fantastic performance.

[@stevendaniel8126]

Incredible !!!! Brilliant !!!! BRAVO 🎉

[@horrgakx]

What a powerful performance. Can you imagine hearing this for the first time in the 18th century? Incredible.

[@MerlynAStern]

What an instrument! It has 7 swell (expression) pedals, and 7 manuals. But I know that Felix does not need a monster organ to sound wonderful. Did you just play this whole thing with out notes?! I'm blown away! I can see that you have done this before. Not everybody is willing to put in the time to get this good. Keep up the great work!

[@peterquennellnyc]

As often mentioned in these threads notes (sheet music, right?) can be a distraction to an organist. Ten days ago at Lincoln Center I saw Cameron Carpenter play an incredibly complex program well over two hours long on the prodigious new electronic organ all without sheet music. That was one busy human - maybe the world's busiest.

[@dirtfarmer7472]

I’m not going to lie, I’m to lazy to put in the work to get half this good

[@peterquennellnyc]

@@dirtfarmer7472 Haha! I think it takes even Cameron Carpenter a week to recover. His KZbins dont quite convey how athletic his performances are.

[@dirtfarmer7472]

@@peterquennellnyc At least I’m trying to be honest

[@brianj959]

⁠@@peterquennellnycI saw him perform the Poulenc concerto in Melbourne on the Town Hall organ, and it was as you describe: he pulsed and vibrated and jumped when the organ did. What an organist!

[@Lyndon-cs7ib]

Truly superb and magnificent playing on a prodigious instrument. Bach's toccata and fugue in d minor is a sad but also beautiful piece of music. Unequivocally outstanding.

[@missmusica82]

Absolutely stunning!!!

[@jerrymartin79]

Absolutely fantastic. Congratulations on this performance Felix - I am thrilled to see this instrument just get better and better, and you really make it sparkle here. Bravo!!

[@felixhell.organist]

Thanks so much!

[@jwest142]

Nothing short of fabulous! Loved this😊

[@JesseHargrove-xq7js]

I played toccata and fugue in d minor as my 6th grade marimba solo. I refused to water it down and still aced it. (That is the song he plays in the vid)

[@TheTwoshoes4u]

What a feat this is!

[@BellaCroyda]

Its the only instrument you play with your WHOLE BODY!!!! Very heart healthy.😊😊😊

[@guillenmanejando3831]

Doesn't matter the version...from the moment Bach said is ready to go...it's a fundamental piece of art...máster 100%❤

[@JongleurJ10]

Probably my favourite piece of all baroque OR classical music.

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

Much better than the other performance I heard of this composition on the same organ -- this one really sounds done right. Surprisingly agile and clean sound for an organ this enormous, or even for a merely large organ -- large modern organs often muddy the sound of Bach's work.

[@chrisburn7178]

Agreed. I refrained from commenting as such on the other KZbin channel where that performance was shown, but this performance has the space, clarity and poise that such a vast space requires. The other one was rushed and jerky and sounded muddy and indistinct as a result. I still wish we could hear more of the organ repertorie, particularly romantic music that fits the era of this organ. Bach is really an anachronism on a huge romantic instrument. Where's the Franck, Vierne, Dupré, Messien, Langlais?

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

@@chrisburn7178 Put my vote in for some of that.

[@michaelcarroll7621]

​@@chrisburn7178Reger.

[@earthlightsmusic2743]

@@chrisburn7178 The clarity of the performance means he knew just what stops to put on, and no more than those, to get transparent tone.

[@CaesarNeptuneStudios]

Very nice interpretation! I love hearing more recordings of T&F on the midmer losh organ

[@felixhell.organist]

Glad you like it 🙏

[@coursedesign8312]

I have an organ recording from a cathedral in The Netherlands, which when played back on a REALLY good system (Cello Music & Film System), allows me to SEE the interior of the church, where the big lights are placed, the walls, etc. (I checked against interior photos afterwards.) That requires a recording chain with good resolution though.

[@SICKFORSYNTH]

wonderful!

[@GanzaJeff]

Best version of Toccata and Fugue.❤

[@Haj.Saeed.]

نکته جالب توجه اینکه نام نوازنده ،همنام فلیکس مندلسون است که باخ را مجدداً به جهان معرفی کرد که تا پیش از آن فقط توسط حلقه نخبه ای از آهنگسازان و موسیقی شناسان به شناخته میشد.. درود بر باخ و هردو فلیکس ❤

[@chel3SEY]

Wonderful!

[@stasbondarchuk]

Perfect! My favourite performance of this masterpiece!))

[@ImOnAJourney]

To lay on the floor of that room while someone is playing this massive beast would totally trip me out! To not only hear it’s true sound, but to feel the floor, and perhaps even the building, resound through my bones would be mind boggling!

[@rld8163]

Sound bath 🙂

[@ImOnAJourney]

@@rld8163 Incredible, right??

[@renehansen1904]

One has to respect ANYONE, that can keep track, on all those keys, and stops...

[@gsten2116]

Absolutely fantastic interpretation of this iconic work. Bravo Mr. Hell. I have listened to dozens and this is now my favorite. I have worked hard to learn this great piece and your performance inspires me to continue with more intensity. Thank you.

[@felixhell.organist]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏

[@ShadowMartin2004]

​@@felixhell.organist So wundervoll gespielt, mit so viel Ausdruck und so perfekt. Schwer beeindruckend. Das hat letztendlich mein Interesse an der Orgel hervorgebracht, ich war früher immer im Gottesdienst auf der Empore (da Familienmitglieder im Chor sind/waren) und durfte immer neben dem Organisten sitzen. Ich würde so gerne selbst Orgel spielen lernen, bin allerdings schon 18 Jahre alt und habe das Gefühl, zu viel Zeit schon verloren zu haben. Haben Sie irgendwelche Tipps?

[@mewooser7903]

New favourite version

[@davidwright8432]

The only musical instrument that gives the Enterprise bridge a run for its money, as a control system! Thanks.

[@kavemanh3471]

Amazing! 😎

[@tommunyon2874]

Sight and sound synchronicity can be a factor of the distances between the pipes and the point of the camera location at the keyboard. Lens distortion from the one viewpoint makes it look like a couple of the manuals are on the same plane.

[@user-zt9pg5ls6n]

Magnificent ! !

[@robertw8225]

Puts on trainers, and he's off like a rocket. What a performance!

[@user-lq1sj3oi5w]

Yes, would love to hear it IRL, but this is next-best! Thank you for the performance and for posting! Greetings from Canada (and a Boardwalk supporter)!

[@FirstnameLastname-rc8yd]

This is the Midmer-Losh. Largest organ in the world with 7 manuals (keyboards), 381 stops, 517 ranks. I have yet to visit it being only about 3 hours from me. Impressive.

[@johnnytarponds9292]

Absolutely amazing!

[@SynthoidSounds]

Any attempt at a description would be a profound understatement. Besides spectacular musicianship, trying to imagine actually building this instrument!

[@lelonfurr1200]

cabt wait till its completed !

[@marcelobrunorodrigues7630]

I have a friend in Brazil that had the chance to listen Walter Kraft playing on this organ in 1975.

[@MADELPHUS]

Simply amazing!

[@divinesoul23]

BRAVO!!! 👏👏👏

[@19ZORES72]

Gänsehaut! Sprachlosigkeit! Danke!❤

[@SharonFranco-uh8ku]

We didn't have much but we always had a large theater organ we even had a pipe organ at for a time.....My dad played magnificently....and that was the piece I remember most....Thank you, thank you for the memory....

[@felixhell.organist]

Thanks for sharing your experience ☺️🙏 glad this is meaningful to you.

[@maureenwhiteley2052]

Bravo Maestro. Amazing performance on a superb organ. Thank you.