Boogie Woogie and Church Hymns together in Concert? Oh Yes!

[@memyself7413]

Well, new territory indeed and it proves that, unlike mankind, the church organ has no limits. It will explore wherever it is 'taken.' Well done, it's a pleasure to listen to and a privilege be able to watch.

[@housebuilder6738]

Simply wonderful. Even if I practice another hundred years I won't ever get to this level... well done.

[@grahamtwist]

A pleasure to revisit this part of your wonderful concert from 24 September. No-one can play jazz and hymns like you - and make the Nancy sample set sound as if it had been built for such a unique combination. As ever, unadulterated showmanship and pure genius! BRAVO!

[@FraserGartshore]

Hope we’ll see you online later this evening - o have a mix of Theater and cathedral goodies!

[@joshuabeck124]

ach, das ist so fantastisch, ich bin ganz hin und weg!^^

[@orgelhase]

So cool! Love it!

[@hv1946FLUSA]

Very nice! Once again, thanks.

[@amangogna68]

Wow I use to play this music at my church organ. You are amazing !

[@TheCheekySodJoe]

🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@kenrickmervine4979]

absolutely brilliant, Fraser. Would you consider transcribing you Boogie-Woogie improvisation?

[@hendryvanwendel7043]

on what sample set is this played?

[@danshasky7057]

on the Nancy cathedral organ

[@jasonzurlo1543]

I would love to hear your take on Virgil fox's take on Come Sweet Death.

[@qwincyq6412]

I think you have redeemed one of the most boring evening hymn tunes Hursley (sun of my soul)

[@jeanlanglais4230]

I could do this blindfolded.

[@FraserGartshore]

Does a blind organist really need a blindfold?🙊

[@TheMKEWERBY]

It DOES sound a bit like Mendelsohn. Like the wedding recessional piece.

[@sakkra83]

Tja, there are hymns which can be played as a Tango Argentino..... Look at "Vergiß nicht zu preisen den ewigen Herrn".