Charles-Marie Widor, "Finale" from Symphonie IV - Patrick A. Scott, organ descargar videos gratis

Mark Wagner

One thing I miss about living is Austin is sitting in the Bates Recital Hall hearing this magnificent Visser Rowland Organ....I would rather have seen the player in action as opposed to views of the campus...HOOK 'EM!!!!

Kaleb Ziesemer

Nice Pipe Organ

Gerald Walker

I love this grand organ thank god I got to see it in person and it is grand and it is grand and The University of Texas at Austin is also a grand campus and the Music Hall is Bates Rec-ideal Hall is a ever nice place to have this organ

uncd2000

If only the environment were more reverberant. Otherwise excellent.

kphag

Obviously we're not getting the feeling of being there, but this sounds marvelous from here. To pmzephyr22, I must say that I can imagine many less appropriate instruments, such as the pre-digital electronic organ that my humble NYC church is forced to contend with. I believe that the operating philosophy here is to use what one has, and to make the most of it, which Mr. Scott has done amply here.

inknmetal1

I always enjoy hearing this piece played, but I'm not sure I have ever heard it performed with such clarity. The tempo and technique are, in this listener's opinion, PERFECT! Thank you Patrick.

pmzephyr22

@orgelfanaat8 It's a Visser built in Texas. And one can not imagine a less appropriate instrument for this music. Well enough played though.

steve bournias

This is a 99 rank Visser-Rowland organ.

orgelfanaat8

Brilliant!! This must be a Regar organ. We have one in SA at the University of SA. What a phenomanal instrument, it features on my picture, although very small.

pipedreams1685

Bravo, Bravo, Bravo!!!