Fugue in G-Major "Gigue" (Organ Solo) - Mormon Tabernacle Choir video free download

Andrew C

THIS IS AMAZING

drmichaelshea

Not impressive? No spirit? No sense of Bach? Are you kidding me? I think some of the "artistes" commenting on this performance are probably not as gifted as they imagine themselves to be.

zzausel

no spirit, and no sense of Bach

32pedalnotes

Bravo Dr. Elliot! Very scholarly rendition in that it was clearly articulated, precise, beautifully registered, and steady as a rock! For those of you who don't play organ, this piece is for "Black Belt" organists who have high leveled technique. For someone to say unimpressive, is strictly a matter of opinion. Regardless of the unimpressed, this difficult piece was played beautifully!

Sebastian Scionti

Who if your impressed or not, it is a talent that not many people have and he plays it Wonderfully and especially deserves credit for not reading sheet music...

mad_organist

Can anybody say sour grapes?

Offshoreorganbuilder

I wish *I* could be as unimpressive as this!

Doc Rushing

Dr. Dick Elliott is one of the wizards of organ artistry. His music is astounding!

pooh52

Not very impressive. (And yes, I play). But a great sounding organ!

Ryan Rognas

I can't even begin to imagine the amount of coordination this takes...

Edward Loyola

Amazing.

Daniel Gibby

Totally awesome, but the end got cut off!

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