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Beautifully performed. Rachel Laurin was an amazing person, full of smiles, empathy and understanding. As the person who commissioned her Sonata No. 1 for Organ and heard her first official performance of it in Halifax, it means a lot to me to see it performed by others. I am sure she would be grateful and humbled by it all. She is deeply missed, but her contributions to music will continue. Thank you for this.

Thank you, Kim for this dynamic presentation introducing the RCCO Halifax Centre. I know that the executive and members spend many hours preparing for the flawless program events you offer. I look forward to what is now being planned.

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Very, very nice work!

That was amazing!

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Thank you for this very special presentation.

This is a great piece Matt.

This is awesome! So few such resources are available on TH-cam!

This is STUNNING Matthew! Absolutely brilliant playing. I remember being blown away by it at your recital! (Also super perfect timing as I was just looking at this piece the other day and wondering about registration & speed, so thank you! :DD)

Fine work!

2:35 - Am I hearing the hokey pokey???

This is just one of the reasons why Halifax is a great city! Terrific video, thank you for sharing

I'm happy Matthew has found ways around his friends' injunction to avoid improvised hymn reharmonizations for Lent :) This set of variations took me on a lovely spiritual and emotional journey. I liked the architecture of the whole improvisation, but also particular moments like the harmonies at 2:23 and 3:57 and the resolution at 4:10. I look forward to seeing what music Matthew produces in the future! Btw, it seems like this may have been recorded close to the console. If you're able to get a device like a Zoom H4n and put it somewhere in the middle of the church, I think you're likely to get better audio results. If money is an object for a recording device, I'd be happy to help contribute to that (you'd have my e-mail on file from the hymn-playing Zoom workshop). Have a good evening!

Thanks for this demo, Matthew! Loved the chromaticism and extra figurations added in the last verse of "Guide Me.."

Matthew, that was absolutely amazing! Except now I hate the speakers I've got plugged into my pc. I wish I had heard it in person. Have a great new year.

That was delightful! Fraser's improvisation showed great musicianship and inventiveness. I was wondering if the bombarde(?) division (top manual) was going to be used and was not disappointed! Many thanks for sharing this special treat for Christmas.