Wayne Marshall rehearsing the Prelude Fugue and Variation by Caesar Franck

[@constancechateau7312]

Beautiful, and so interesting... thank you so much Wayne!!! I am definitely subscribing!!!

[@philippkujath9872]

Thank you, Wayne. A video showing for a change a great maestro with all his abilities and achievements practising and „being human“ is a great motivation and inspiration for us not-professionals. Best greetings from Gladbeck, North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany.

[@Nooticus]

so true

[@lorenzomarasso7525]

If I'm not mistaken the original version of this piece was for piano and harmonium then later Franck transcribed it for organ. Franck never transcribed it for piano solo and the two versions most performed for piano are by Harold Bauer and Ignaz Friedman. Beautiful music and of course bravo maestro for this descriptive video! :)

[@JakePurches-Base2music]

Hi Lorenzo. This is the first recording I did with Jean-Paul Imbert. It is so interesting to listen to this analysis. Wonderful.

[@lorenzomarasso7525]

@@JakePurches-Base2music I just played the piano version in a streamed recital a couple of weeks ago. Different effect and the transcription feels more virtuosic than the organ version.

[@CJCappella]

This is excellent! I did this for Grade 5-7 TCL 13 years ago. It was fun learning.

[@OldPannonian]

A beautiful piece; one of my favorites. Thanks SIr, for the guidance of how to play this piece. Andrew from Canada.

[@robmarais]

Un petit plus lentement mais bien fait !

[@shimmyhinnah]

Truly angelic!

[@oludotunjohnshowemimo434]

Wayne, did you couple the great and swell keyboards together to play the swell 8 foot oboe on the great keyboard?