John Philip Sousa - Nobles of the Mystic Shrine

[@azapachekid]

Love the tempo and the big bass sound, the organist is so very talented.

[@subitopoco]

This is one of my favorite Sousa marches, it doesn't get nearly enough attention. Thanks!

[@Organplayer1947]

Very well done. Excellent articulation and execution!!! Thank you sir

[@OrganNLou]

Truly a great sounding instrument! BRAVO!

[@GregBrownsWorldORacing]

Wow! I just saw what you did!! I've played the alto sax part. I'm a hard core hack on piano/organ, but not an organist. Just the pedals doing the oom-pah parts- but it's not just oom pahs. Switching registers & stops throughout. Sounds Great, I'm very impressed.Thank You Dr. Bail

[@davef.2811]

Very well done!

[@SuperLQQK]

This was great - made even better becasue I have seen the other videos on this magnificent instruments. Almost sounds like the instrument was meant for a ballpark. Bravo.

[@josephlinger1517]

Help a brother out. Who's arrangement are you playing?

[@sonopro1]

You must come to Montreal and Saint-Hyacinthe.

[@mrewan6221]

Left-foot scales! Putting the tuba section to shame.

[@eltronicvs50d92]

Where can I get the Partiture?

[@sousafan100]

well it's not the best performance but still yet another version of my favorite sousa march...

[@stevenmonrotus8122]

Not the best performance?! ... ??? ... in this video one of the foremost and acclaimed organists in the world today is performing flawlessly on an instrument specially designed and built to play orchestral transcriptions of this very type. You will not find a better organist or better period instrument upon which to render a convincing performance of Sousa's music. Dr. Ball, don't let this individual's rude comment let you forget how much the rest of us love and appreciate your playing. 👍