Introduction of the new Johannus Vivaldi 350 by André van Vliet (English)

The Johannus Vivaldi range has been specially designed so that you can enjoy beautiful organ sounds at home. The series comprises the Vivaldi 150, Vivaldi 250 and Vivaldi 350. All organs with exceptional qualities and features.
Whichever model you choose, a Vivaldi means you have a special organ in your home!
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[@Warbeast7055]

this is state of the art! best sound from an electronic organ!

[@rjlwillems1]

Incredible organ ! Superb sound and registers ! And a great player, André Van Vliet !

[@clydesight]

I love all the Johannus presentations here on KZbin, even the ones I can't understand because I only speak English! The videos are clear enough, I can figure it out from hearing these beautiful instruments. In this video I was especially impressed with the flutes at 4:04. They have wonderful chiff. Thanks for making all these videos! Very enjoyable and educational.

[@mecairns]

Nice looking range...beautifully voiced..I'd love a Vivaldi in my place. Great effects with new computerised reverb and the newer sampling engine really works a classical treat. Really top gear! Thanks Andre.

[@MatteoSaverioGrasso]

nice nice nice, incredible organ!!

[@bartoszthiede]

It the Andante from the "Andante with Variations" for organ by Mendelssohn

[@markjovanpaye1303]

Wow. At last, I've seen this video for long time! Somebody told me about the intonation their Johannus organ series.. Our Series is INC-150 but still a very helpful information from Johannus.. Thanks for uploading!

[@phildxyz]

Amazing sound and playing - but out of my price range I suspect!

[@ccanciola1]

Very good performance!

[@topnotchreviewer1429]

Wonderful and well done!

[@petrusmalk]

So magnificent!

[@jnmusic9969]

what is the name of the trio song he played in the boroque

[@ksmith610]

I want one.

[@davidm2645]

The piece he plays at 8:06 is what? Can anyone help me with that?

[@scottmontgomery8]

Andante in D. Mendelssohn

[@Shenandoah58]

Not sure, but it sounds like Mendelssohn