"Nun Danket Alle Gott-Marche Triomphale" by Sigfrid Karg-Elert

[@pieterdemol9688]

every time i see this young boy playing the organ, i feel a little bit sad. he is not anymore on earth. this amazing organist is playing so good. we enjoy this playing!!!

[@scottmathews3777]

The best performance of this piece on KZbin! Thank you!

[@ezechukwutochukwubright4485]

So lovely kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap2xqIaGhtB6aKs

[@marynoakes4167]

Fabulous to listen to this piece. Brings back wonderful memories of our wedding day 3rd June 1972 at Aston Parish Church, Birmingham, UK. We walked out of church to this piece. We have now been married for 45 glorious years.

[@toreg.nyhammer6328]

Wonderful music, fantastic playing 👏👏👏😍

[@kempedkemp]

What a fantastic organist heaven gained! I'm so happy these videos exist!

[@orgelfanaat8]

The best rendition I have heard thus far! Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@chemist653]

Bravo, sir, well done! Best version on KZbin. Paced right, clean sound with no muddying echo, individual notes in the runs are all plainly heard, good registrations, good dynamics . . . Congratulations!

[@cdpete]

so far my FAVORITE version - and love how you've shown the pedal work - love the sound and pace and that you're near me in Rochester, NY

[@12345677396]

Grande Tim!!!

[@laurenceeburn4969]

Thanks for an absolutely wonderful performance. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@martincoxell]

A beautiful piece so wonderfully played. Thank you

[@GrandeBombarde16]

+martincoxell Thanks for your comment!

[@darwinsworstnytemare]

Magnificent rendition! Thank you so much for posting!! God's richest blessings!

[@adienromarirez2309]

This is by far the best rendition of this piece that I've seen on You Tube. Really well done!!!

[@dst4307]

Schön, auswendig gelernt

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoy my posts!

[@danieldekok6949]

Well done! In my next life I'm holding my breath till I get organ lessons!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Daniel De Kok Thank you! :-)

[@cymbala6208]

Oh, why postpone that? Maybe you just wanna try it in this life 😉

[@marcowunnenberg2239]

Very Nice playing...Thanks

[@OHhooverpoof]

Exquisitely played, Young Sir!!! 5*****

[@BurkhardTerhart]

A wonderful version of this piece! For only 43 ranks it´s a very powerful organ! I always enjoy your videos! Thanks!

[@wurlitzer895]

Only 43 ranks?? Where I come from, that's a large instrument indeed.

[@iblskeith]

Very well done...and the organ is a winner too!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thank you!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Many thanks, glad you enjoyed the performance! Best regards.

[@ivardozon8064]

GREAT!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@MrObservatoryview Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed this.

[@gideonels]

Thank you! Excellent pedal-work!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Gideon Els Thanks!

[@Veltraute123]

Lovely! Thanks.

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@AeolianSkinner1983 Hi, Ty, thank you so much for your kind words! Nice that you have such important memories associated with this piece of music...

[@jmeister321684]

Truly well done ! Thanks !

[@bubbadon7540]

Awesome coolness

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thank you!

[@donmarsille]

Very dramatic, very enjoyable!

[@RobCharles1981]

Excellent Tim! :-)

[@caiusanonymous3794]

Magnifique👏👏👏

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thanks for your comment!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Many thanks!!

[@oldbear52]

Great work, Tim!!! Sounds tremendous on my sound system as well!!!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thanks so much for your comments!

[@robertgift]

Wonderful! Thanks organexaminer for the postureminder. Often I am correcting mine. (I just sat up.on reading your comment!)

[@bobnrainy]

Particularly nice shaping and articulation on the ascending scale passages!

[@HisVideos79]

Well done sir!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@Casavantorgan Thank you very much, Bert! Glad you like this.

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@oldbear52 Many thanks, Dave! Good to hear that this recording sounded great on your sound system as well.

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thanks!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@donmarsille Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed this.

[@Dansorganmusic]

Nice work, Tim!

[@RollinMarquis]

What better response than "tausend Dank!"

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@bobnrainy Thank you so much!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@silverstartrucker Thanks a lot, Arthur! Glad you enjoyed the sound. : )

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@AllenOrganMan88 Thank you, Justin!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@OHhooverpoof Thank you very much, Thom!

[@MarkCexplorer]

Nice job mate!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Many thanks for your comment!

[@Goodchappy]

Excellent again Tim! The run after @2.35 is different to what I know, though I have not got the music infront of me, I could be wrong. I always found this quite hard to play, there are some strange chords in places and I am never sure if I play them right, because they kind of sound wrong even when they are played right..if you know what I mean.

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@RobCharles1981 Many thanks, Rob! :-)

[@GrandeBombarde16]

@goodchappy Thank you very much, Peter! The passage after 2:35 probably sounds different because I don't play it in the mainstream legato fashion, which, btw, also leaves out the "D" written at the end of the scale. My two scores, including the original 1909 Carl Simon edition (from Berlin, Germany), agree on the composition of that passage, so the "differences" that you notice stem only from the execution. Yes, this piece can be difficult, but I've developed fingerings that make it "easy."

[@tante64]

Meisterlich!!!!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Vielen Dank!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Hi, for the specifications, please visit parsonsorgans. com and locate Opus 14 (1999) on the "Opus List" page.

[@bobnrainy]

Best version on you-tube. Best phrasing and sensitivity to reverb.

[@BD-ds5kg]

For TALL players.....I've posted this clip on FB to illustrate the complex physiology when a tall organist plays an ill-designed console. This talented young man might be criticized for his poor posture....but can he help it? Look carefully at what is happening here. The bench is too low, and therefore one can easily see he must pull his knees up merely to release the pedals, keeping his back painfully stressed and arched in the process. Meanwhile he's playing a keyboard that is just about low enough to be in his lap. Then look at the music rack. He's arching his neck upwards in jerks in order to see a music rack that is about a foot above the swell! If a 5'2" organist played this instrument, it would fit better, but it might be impossible to see or reach the music. Admittedly the human race is getting taller, and many ancient organs were indeed designed for a smaller race of people. The late Dutch organist Feike Asma was a huge, tall man, and there were many organs he simply couldn't pry himself into. At the Hinsz organ in Bolswatrd, NL I watched him play while his knees were lodged tightly under the Rugwerk. Even this accomplished organist couldn't make that look easy. Properly designed consoles are essential for the organ student. Later, when they're more accomplished, they can play under "combat conditions". There is NO technique to physiologically adapt to a poorly-designed and ill-fitting console. Kudos on a first-rate performance under some of the worst conditions!

[@fluteceleste]

I really like it! very good phrasing. THx also for linking the specification. One question: what is the difference between the Tromba and the Trumpet on the Great?

[@GrandeBombarde16]

fluteceleste Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed! The 8' Tromba is an extension of the 8' Trumpet in the Pedal. The Trumpet and Tromba are fairly similar in timbre, but very powerful when combined.

[@RobCharles1981]

@GrandeBombarde16 No Probs!

[@peterkrustig9983]

Sounds really nice alltough it's just a tiny bit to fast for my taste. Still great work and a very terrific choice of registration!

[@drshadow821]

did you use a 32ft in the pedal?

[@GrandeBombarde16]

+DrShadow Yes, I did, during the middle and concluding sections.

[@ChrissysVideokids]

...gefällt mir noch besser wie die Version von Mai...

[@hughw8543]

Terrific performance: technically brilliant with every phrase beautifully articulated and a well-balanced registration. The overall tempo is spot on but my only teensy criticism is that some of the phrases are just a little bit too rubato. But bravo sir: best performance of one of my favourite organ pieces that I've seen and heard on KZbin!

[@TheJakeman789]

Way too fast. But good registrations.

[@fjshepherd123]

Nice playing - but MY GOD do some of those reeds need tuning!

[@GrandeBombarde16]

Thank you!