Christopher Steel (1938-91) - 'Intrada' from Six Pieces for Organ

[@RienSchalkwijk]

What a nice reflective piece. Really beautiful!

[@paulswindenmusic]

Thanks so much, Rien!

[@RBR-u8y]

Love the changes in mood. Souds lovely thanks

[@paulswindenmusic]

@@RBR-u8y Thanks so much for listening!

[@pianothingsmusic]

Wow, this is great!! I like those harmonies, very mystical! Yet playful, nice mixture ✨

[@paulswindenmusic]

Thanks, Cornelia! I’m pleased you like the music!

[@BrooksLehnig]

Fun and colorful, Paul! It's so nice to be able to hear some of Blackburn's the less bombastic voices. Like a gentle summer morning.

[@paulswindenmusic]

Thanks, Brooks! I like your analogy for this piece - it definitely suits the mood and character.

[@grahamtwist]

I remember 'discovering' Christopher Steel's 'Intrada' in my teens and I have loved the piece ever since. I only wish I could play it as beautifully as you, Paul - it sounds fabulous on the Blackburn Walker Organ sample set: B R A V O !

[@paulswindenmusic]

Thanks, Graham! So pleased you enjoyed this piece!

[@remi-chapalain]

Wonderful Paul ! Thank you for sharing !

[@paulswindenmusic]

@@remi-chapalain Thanks so much, Rémi!

[@peternaryd_operasinger]

Wonderful Paul!👍👍👏👏

[@paulswindenmusic]

Thanks, Peter!

[@peternaryd_operasinger]

@@paulswindenmusic You're so welcome!

[@SecretsofOrganPlaying]

A thoughtful Intrada serves as a great opening of this suite.

[@paulswindenmusic]

Yes, it’s interesting not to have something bombastic at the beginning.