Nathan Laube in Recital: Choral No. 1 in E (part two)- César Franck

[@jdcrash7]

Nathan is a truly spectacular musician. Absolute control. Totally into the music. The Nichols and Simpson organ is just stunning. Panning to the Vox in the chambers during the Franck opening was a very pleasant surprise. I love it, I love it, I love it. It's just like dying and going to heaven! Thank you Nathan and thank you Nichols and Simpson!

[@mr.booker9263]

This is just about the finest Chorale in E Major I've ever heard! I especially like the tempo of the chorale at the end: it really has forward momentum and sweep as well as grandeur. The organ sounds great...and whoever did the recording/engineering deserves a big round of applause!

[@kbos13]

Nathan- You really love playing. That's what counts. Thank you for sharing. -Keenan

[@danvoight9393]

Wow; just marvelous! Can this guy play!

[@daddybearphillip]

Wow, GORGEOUS!!!! Everything about this video is gorgeous, Franck's incredible music, the awesome Nichols & Simpson Organ, the church setting, the heart-felt and moving interpretation, AND without a doubt, Mr.Laube!! Thank you for sharing this inspiring work!. Kudos to the videographer as well!

[@paulsackett5781]

Forget his youth; Laube is deservedly now on the faculty at Eastman School of Music in Rochester and we are already reveling in his brilliance among an already brilliant faculty.

[@Irko1969]

Bravo!!!

[@bob94109]

Beautiful!

[@jaegermeister579]

Totally great. :-)

[@Shenandoah58]

@joeyboi87 Yah, for some reason, things in E Maj are SO challenging!!!!

[@frater09]

That is so incredible that you played it without music. How do you do that? Good memory, I guess. I have to remember not to forget ...haha

[@larikipe940]

Nathan, dahling, luv ya ta pieces, but sweet heart, this is TOO GODDAMN FAST!