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You will find organ music from various centuries in this channel. My main organs are a one-manual Keller organ built in 1858 and a two-manual Bernhard organ built in 1911.
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Here I'm playing an untitled piece, tempo: Andante, in G major by Ann Mounsey Bartholomew (1811-1891) on the 1911 Bernhard organ. Stops are: Flûte harmonique 8', Salicional 8', Gedackt 8', Flauto dolce 4', Violon 8', Sub
This video was recorded at the 1858 Keller organ in October 2020. I had started working on the organ sonata in D major H.86/Wq. 70/5 by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788) at that time and while you need at least two m
Playing "Diapason Movement" in F major by John Keeble (1711-1786) on the 1858 Keller organ. Stops: 8' Gedackt & 4' Flöte
Emma Louise Ashford (1850-1930): Allegretto in G major 1858 Keller organ
In 2016, Italian contemporary composer Carlotta Ferrari published six "Danze all'antica per strumento a tastiera". This video is the third in a small series of three videos and I'm playing two dances: Bassadanza Tarantel
In 2016, Italian contemporary composer Carlotta Ferrari published six "Danze all'antica per strumento a tastiera". This video is the second in a small series of three videos and I'm playing two dances: Estampie Furlana T
In 2016, Italian contemporary composer Carlotta Ferrari published six "Danze all'antica per strumento a tastiera". This video is the first one in a small series of three videos and I'm playing two dances: Saltarello Cont
Here I'm playing a prelude and fugue in C major by Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow (1663-1712) on the 1858 Keller organ.
Justin Heinrich Knecht (1752-1817): Cantabile (Larghetto) Video recorded at the 1911 Bernhard organ in November 2021.
This recording of "Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten" (If thou but trust in God to guide thee) by Johann Balthasar Kehl (1725-1778) was made in autumn 2022 at the 1858 Keller organ. It is one of my favourite hymns and
This prelude on "Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten" (If thou but trust in God to guide thee) by Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713-1780) from the first part of the "Clavier-Übung" is one of my favourite pieces and when I start
This is the third movement from the harpsichord sonata in b minor op. 2/5 by Anna Bon di Venezia (born 1738). It works quite well on the organ, too. I'm playing the 1858 Keller organ using the 8' Gedackt.
There aren't a lot of organ pieces by Swedish composer Elfrida Andrée (1841-1929) that are suitable for small organs, but this fugue in f minor is one of them. I'm playing the 1858 Keller organ. Recording was done using
Here I'm playing a "Meditation" in D major by Emma Louise Ashford (1850-1930) on the 1911 Bernhard organ. Video was made with a Fairphone 5, audio was recorded with a Zoom H2n.
I'm delighted to share this "work in progress" with you. The piece is a fugue by Italian contemporary composer Carlotta Ferrari, using the theme of Ethel Smyth's "March of the Women". I play this on the 1911 Bernhard org
Here I'm playing "Melody" by Ella S. Robinson on the 1911 Bernhard organ. I have no idea (yet) who Ella S. Robinson was, where she worked, when she lived. I found the piece in "The Organist" and it was first published in
This calm chorale setting is part of the Neumeister manuscript, but whether Johann Michael Bach or someone else wrote it isn't known (yet). So I'm listing the composer as "Anonymous" for the time being. The recording was
Here I'm playing a march in C major by an anoymous composer from the 18th century on the 1858 Keller organ. The piece was published in 1785 in a collection of various organ pieces.
This video was made in autumn 2021 during a warm-up session for a recital at the lovely Tenneberg castle in Waltershausen in Thuringia. I'm playing the second movement of an organ concerto by an anonymous composer from t
Here's a short prelude in F major by an unknown composer from the 18th century. I'm playing the 1858 Keller organ.
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