An incredible organ from Spain. Its amazing that an organ from 1762 is still in such good condition. Paul, your demonstration allowed us to hear all of the unusual pipe sounds. So many reeds and trumpets with a very distinctive sound . Obviously with the simple bass buttons rather than pedals, the organ literature of this time and place was nothing like that of Germany. This is a historic instrument and this video is a permanent recording for future generations. Thank you for your important work.
Well said. You captured my thoughts perfectly, and thank you for saying it. I have never seen pedal buttons like this before. I had no idea that anything like that existed.
@@jeffreydronenburgsr.8224 Las contras de pedal en forma de pivotes o de lenguas similares a las alteradas de los pedaleros cromáticos, son en general la forma adoptada en nuestros órganos históricos. En la mayoría de los casos son solo algunas notas naturales graves de uno o dos juegos. Rara vez alcanzan una octava natural, en muchas ocasiones conforman ciertos acordes graves llamados "atambores" y a veces están acompañados de juguetes como cascabeles, campanillas y "paxaros" (pájaros), la forma ortográfica ya denota la antigüedad del dispositivo. Un cordial saludo desde Sevilla.
So. Und wer jetzt noch einmal behauptet, die Orgel sei kein tolles Instrument, der schaue sich bitte DIESES Video an. Ich sitze hier und kämpe mit Gänsehaut und Tränen, weil dieses Instrument in Spanien mich über alle Maßen verzückt!! Vielen Dank, lieber Herr Fey!!
Banausen können damit nuneinmal überhaupt nichts anfangen, ich kenne das aus meinem eigenen Famillien - und Bekanntenkreis. Typische Reaktionen sind, "Langweilig" "geht das nicht leiser" "lauter" "das gefällt mir gar nicht etc. etc. 🤧🤕😥😓😵🧐🤔
This instrument is positively overflowing with character, intensity, charm and inspiration. Beautiful video--sincere thanks for taking the time to produce it and to share it with us.
I've always found Spanish organs very unique with their trumpets and other distinctive reeds and I'm glad I got to hear a fabulous demonstration of this Spanish organ. Thank you demonstrating this amazing historic Spanish organ!
Bravo, E.Power Biggs also traveled Europe, playing and recording historic instruments. He preserved and popularized classical organ music for his time, as you do for today. As the British might say - carry on! From Chicago, U.S.A.
E. Power Biggs recorded in the 70's of the last century, a vinyl LP record on the Emperor's organ of the Cathedral Primada of Toledo that I keep in my collection of classic records of my youth, lover as I am of organ music. He was a magnificent organist. Greetings.
@@jacoboVE_Cultura Even more magnificent when I discovered he had rheumatoid arthritis. (My collection included his Bach, Buxtehude, and Gabrieli albums). From Chicago, U.S.A.
Thank you for this wonderful video, Paul. What a unique instrument and without your demonstration would have remained unknown to me. While I do not play, I am utterly fascinated by the instrument and the literature. You are a Master!
Thank you so much! I had so much fun exploring this instrument too - while it is pretty limiting with repertoire it still offers so many possibilities when improvising 😀
Magnificent! When I think that the organ was even larger before it was moved from its original location to Santanyí, I cannot help but wonder what we may have lost in the process.
Es admirable la bravura y gallardía de las trompetas españolas situadas de forma característica horizontalmente en lo que se conoce en el mundo entero como trompetería española. Esta disposición tenía dos motivos, por una parte aumentaban la potencia y el efecto sobrecogedor sobre la nave, y por otro, permitían al organista reafinar con frecuencia sus tubos al tenerlos directamente sobre su cabeza. Los órganos del insigne maestro, que trabajó en todo el territorio nacional, abundan en las Islas Baleares. De todos ellos, el más grande y quizás el mejor, fue el de la catedral de Sevilla, que formaba dúo con un Verdalonga. Ambos fueron destruidos por el derrumbe del cimborrio de nuestra catedral, acaecido el 1 de agosto de 1888. Un saludo desde Sevilla.
What a fascinating instrument. So many colors in the manuals, and just the equivalent of an octave (I think) of “mushroom” pedal notes. The music for this instrument must equally fascinating to play/listen to. Thank you for introducing us to this beauty.
On the island of Menorca (Spain), in the town of Mahon, there is a monumental organ in the church of Santa Maria, I hope you visit it one day, it is spectacular!
@@PaulFey By the way, you play the organ very well! I really like organ music. I think it is an instrument like few others can bring out many nuances to the sound and music.
Paul: A very thorough and entertaining demo of a special organ! The foot buttons in lieu of conventional pedals was an interesting twist. Never seen that arrangement previously, but I have encountered two organs with just two stumps of lever/pedal for C and G; one of those was in a Sydney harbourside (South Head) chapel and had once been in the possession of none other than Napoleon - I played with Napoleon's organ. (Ahem. I'll get my coat …)
Hallo, lieber Paul. Diese Orgel ist etwas ganz Besonderes. Scheint recht alt zu sein. Und Das Pedal ist sehr übersichtlich😉. Habe ich so noch nie gesehen. Danke fürs zeigen und Dein Spiel. Liebe Grüße von Steffen aus Görlitz. PS: Info. Konzert an der Sonnenorgel mit Matthias Eisenberg am Buss- und Bettag war große Klasse! 👍 Hoffe nun auf Dich!
Beautiful music Paul. Congratulations. Without a doubt, organ music is one of the most beautiful. Greetings from Estepa, a town in the province of Seville, in Andalusia.
What an glorious organ this is! I enjoyed your demo very much, dear Paul. And I saw: It's available as sampleset... hmm... dangerous... reasonable price... Keep it in mind😉
@@PaulFey Of course: samplesets will never been like the real organs. Mainly due the acoustics. Although: with Dolby Atmos upcoming... hmmm we shall see😉 But I think it's very interesting to find out what possibilities this organ has, relaxed, at home, because it's so different! The reeds are gorgious, but the other stops too. Jiri should give you this one! 😃(And to me...😊)
Thank you @Paul Fey! This historic instrument is beautiful! The variety of tone is wonderful, the reeds sound glorious in the acoustic. Looking forward to more demonstrations.
Thanks Paul, that Ple adds an amazing dimension as you demonstrate in your introduction piece. Mostly the organ is trumpets and reeds. Those pedal studs must be unique, I was expecting the typical old pedal board seen on baroque French organs.
This instrument is a treasure! Amazing reeds and stops that produce sounds that are totally new to me! And as an organist, I am not familiar with the foot controls for the pedal notes, as there was no pedal board that I saw? Thank you for this wonderful video!
Thank you so much for watching, Michael! The pedal board you can see at the end is all you get with this organ - it only has an octave of natural notes and that’s it 😀 And there are buttons instead of the usual pedals 😀
That's one of the most interesting spanish organs. Just wonder how it sounded with the third manual that didn't fit the current case. And there is one more Bosch organ in Madrid, Royal Palace, but it lacks of space so much. Incredible demo, thank you. Sonus Paradisi has it in their collection but live sound is always better.
Thank you so much for watching! In the tutti most of the flutes and high mutations are missing to save some wind for the reeds. If you would pull all the stops the wind pressure would most likely „die“ 😀
I find that the pedal board is unusual, compared to what we are normally used to as organists. Also, are you going to demonstrate the Niederzwehren sample set that I recommend?
It is, and it also limits the repertoire you can play 😀 I‘ve looked into it and planned it for the future - I wanted to show some real organs first though 😀
Wow I love the sound of this organ. I’d love to know what’s what on it that makes all these different Baroque sounds from more contemporary yet antique organs and if anything is still produced with these sounds
What a wonderful organ, Paul! And I'm not just referring to the trumpets or the great sound of the tutti, but to its beautiful soft backgrounds, flutes, etc. Is it possible that there are no couplings on the keyboards?
If I ever get around to building an organ for my house I would have my primary trumpet chorus timbered to Spanish temperament. These are haunting reeds that send shivers down my spine. Ideally I would take the best properties of each European nation and put them together into one organ that can do baroque, classical and romantic music. I’d have to say trumpet chorus and regal would be Spain, principals would be German, Strings and Celestes are a French specialty, flutes are a combination of German and French timbres. French for the Crumhorn, British for the Oboe standalone, but French for the Bassoon-Hautbois hybrid stop. I also like the nature of the Spanish baroque split keyboard so I would want to have split manuals on mine with the option to toggle between Spanish style split and unified keyboards like other nations.
Hi Paul, extraordinary performance(s) !!!!!! I just would like to know what you are playing at the very beginning of the video (the first piece)... Thanks in advance
That must be the perfect instrument to play some works from Joan Cabanilles. Batalla I imperial should sound wonderfully on all those magnificent reeds.
Natürlich! 😀 Ich benutze ein Olympus LS14 welches ich normalerweise in Altar-Nähe platziere, dann ein Zoom H4n auf der Orgelbrüstung und den internen Ton meiner Haupt Kamera. Das ganze wird dann gemischt am PC 😀
Die größte mir bekannte Mixtur ist - allerdings nur auf einem einzigen Ton - die 49fache "La Force" im Pedal der Gablerorgel zu Weingarten. Diese Mixtur dieser spanischen Orgel ist schon heftig!
@@PaulFey Nein, nein - Dein Titel ist schon richtig. Ich wollte nicht "klug daherreden" - ist mir nur gerade durch den Kopf gegangen. Deine Präsentationen sind immer ein Genuß, machen wirklich Spaß!
These old organs simply sound and feel different than the modern organs. Each one feels unique and has a very recognisable sound unlike most large modern cathedral organs which are almost impossible to tell apart
A lot of unique voices. Would give French organs a run for their money if you love that more nasal tone. I'd just as soon play that without shoes lest your foot get stuck while performing!
Eine wirklich ganz besonders disponierte stimmgewaltige Orgel! Lieber Paul, vielen Dank für Ihre Demonstration! Stört Sie das Smartphone in der Hosentasche nicht?
An incredible organ from Spain. Its amazing that an organ from 1762 is still in such good condition. Paul, your demonstration allowed us to hear all of the unusual pipe sounds. So many reeds and trumpets with a very distinctive sound . Obviously with the simple bass buttons rather than pedals, the organ literature of this time and place was nothing like that of Germany. This is a historic instrument and this video is a permanent recording for future generations. Thank you for your important work.
Thank you very much for watching, Gene! The pedalboard is limiting indeed, but this actually makes it an even more fun and challenging experience 😀
Well said. You captured my thoughts perfectly, and thank you for saying it. I have never seen pedal buttons like this before. I had no idea that anything like that existed.
@@jeffreydronenburgsr.8224
Las contras de pedal en forma de pivotes o de lenguas similares a las alteradas de los pedaleros cromáticos, son en general la forma adoptada en nuestros órganos históricos. En la mayoría de los casos son solo algunas notas naturales graves de uno o dos juegos. Rara vez alcanzan una octava natural, en muchas ocasiones conforman ciertos acordes graves llamados "atambores" y a veces están acompañados de juguetes como cascabeles, campanillas y "paxaros" (pájaros), la forma ortográfica ya denota la antigüedad del dispositivo. Un cordial saludo desde Sevilla.
@@clementeleon8663 Muchos gracias!
@@PaulFey ❤
So. Und wer jetzt noch einmal behauptet, die Orgel sei kein tolles Instrument, der schaue sich bitte DIESES Video an. Ich sitze hier und kämpe mit Gänsehaut und Tränen, weil dieses Instrument in Spanien mich über alle Maßen verzückt!! Vielen Dank, lieber Herr Fey!!
Vielen Dank, lieber Konstantin!!
@@PaulFey Sehr gerne! Ich bin wirklich sehr beeindruckt und freue mich auf weitere Bach-Werke übrigens (BWV 551 z. B.!) 🙂
Banausen können damit nuneinmal überhaupt nichts anfangen, ich kenne das aus meinem eigenen Famillien - und Bekanntenkreis. Typische Reaktionen sind, "Langweilig" "geht das nicht leiser" "lauter" "das gefällt mir gar nicht etc. etc. 🤧🤕😥😓😵🧐🤔
This instrument is positively overflowing with character, intensity, charm and inspiration. Beautiful video--sincere thanks for taking the time to produce it and to share it with us.
Brillantes mixtures ! Par ailleurs, on entend bien le claquement des touches, en particulier pour les jeux de fond ...
Sound quality on your videos is incredible, especially the bass. My house was shaking with the 16ft bombarda
I've always found Spanish organs very unique with their trumpets and other distinctive reeds and I'm glad I got to hear a fabulous demonstration of this Spanish organ. Thank you demonstrating this amazing historic Spanish organ!
I really like those Spanish instruments too!! Thank you for watching 😀
Visuals are lovely! Performance on headphones is incredible! Thanks as always for sharing.
Thank you!!
This organ is truly extraordinary..the sounds are jaw dropping, together by your amazing improvising.
So true!! I had so much fun recording on this instrument! Thank you for watching 😀
Paul, I have never seen a pedalboard like that!! And the bombard!! Wow!! Christmas 🎄 blessings to you my dear friend!! 🎶🎄😊
Paul you bring these most important historic instruments to life- what a variety of sounds - Love it.
Thank you so much, Michael!
Ich freue mich über die Präsentation. Vielen Dank Paul Fey. 👌👍👏
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Bravo, E.Power Biggs also traveled Europe, playing and recording historic instruments. He preserved and popularized classical organ music for his time, as you do for today. As the British might say - carry on! From Chicago, U.S.A.
E. Power Biggs recorded in the 70's of the last century, a vinyl LP record on the Emperor's organ of the Cathedral Primada of Toledo that I keep in my collection of classic records of my youth, lover as I am of organ music. He was a magnificent organist. Greetings.
Historic Organs of Spain, Columbia Masterworks MS 7109
@@jacoboVE_Cultura Even more magnificent when I discovered he had rheumatoid arthritis. (My collection included his Bach, Buxtehude, and Gabrieli albums). From Chicago, U.S.A.
Vielen Dank für die Präsentation dieser alten Orgel.👍🏻🐧🙏🏻🐧🙏🏻🐧🙏🏻
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen 😀
Thank you for this wonderful video, Paul. What a unique instrument and without your demonstration would have remained unknown to me. While I do not play, I am utterly fascinated by the instrument and the literature. You are a Master!
Thank you so much! I had so much fun exploring this instrument too - while it is pretty limiting with repertoire it still offers so many possibilities when improvising 😀
Herrliche alte Kirche und Orgel 👌👌👌
Danke 😀
As always I'm looking forward to this Paul!🤗👍
😊
Ein herrlicher Klang. Danke Paul Fey. 👍👌👏
Dankeschön 😀
Magnificent! When I think that the organ was even larger before it was moved from its original location to Santanyí, I cannot help but wonder what we may have lost in the process.
I would have loved to have been there. A mysterious instrument, it's the second look that shows it!
Thank you for watching! 😀
Ich höre die Mechanik gerne, tolle Präsentation.
Vielen Dank!
This organ looks like it was carved from a large granite boulder. The sound is so sweet and yet so brutal. Amazing!
what is not to like about a 25 rank mixture that gives it a nice "Silver" tone. I hope we can hear even more of that.
Browsing TH-cam for music this organ made me stop dead in my tracks. WHAT A SOUND! I LOVE IT! Tears....
Thank you so much!!
Es admirable la bravura y gallardía de las trompetas españolas situadas de forma característica horizontalmente en lo que se conoce en el mundo entero como trompetería española. Esta disposición tenía dos motivos, por una parte aumentaban la potencia y el efecto sobrecogedor sobre la nave, y por otro, permitían al organista reafinar con frecuencia sus tubos al tenerlos directamente sobre su cabeza. Los órganos del insigne maestro, que trabajó en todo el territorio nacional, abundan en las Islas Baleares. De todos ellos, el más grande y quizás el mejor, fue el de la catedral de Sevilla, que formaba dúo con un Verdalonga. Ambos fueron destruidos por el derrumbe del cimborrio de nuestra catedral, acaecido el 1 de agosto de 1888. Un saludo desde Sevilla.
Paul Fey vous faites un travail magnifique, je découvre constamment avec vous, je vous donne pour la forme un beau 12/10, continuez c'est important.
Thank you so much!! 😀
What a fascinating instrument. So many colors in the manuals, and just the equivalent of an octave (I think) of “mushroom” pedal notes. The music for this instrument must equally fascinating to play/listen to. Thank you for introducing us to this beauty.
So true! Thank you for watching, Paul! 😀
OMG, thank you so much for featuring this and also the Plé alone! WHAT a sound. I have to say, that Tapadet 4' and then the flautes dobles... divine.
Thank you so much for watching!! It truly is an incredible instrument!!
Hi Paul, very nice organ demonstration on a truly unique and remarkable instrument! Bravo! And lovely Improvisations too! Take care John
Thank you so much, John! 😀
absolutely amazing 😍
Thank you!! 😀
@@PaulFey have a great weekend
@@c-historia You too! 😀
You made my day again Paul 😀thank You for great playing!
I‘m so happy to hear that, Paal! Thank you!! 😀
Ein Augen und Ohrenschmaus. 👍👍👍
Herzlichen Dank 😀
Vielen Dank für diese wunderschöne Orgelvorstellung, sie war ein phantastisches Klangerlebnis!
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen! 😀
On the island of Menorca (Spain), in the town of Mahon, there is a monumental organ in the church of Santa Maria, I hope you visit it one day, it is spectacular!
I‘ll see what I can do! 😀
@@PaulFey By the way, you play the organ very well! I really like organ music. I think it is an instrument like few others can bring out many nuances to the sound and music.
Thank you Paul for a brilliant performance and presentation as always! You're the best my friend!🤗👍👏👏👏👏🐧
Thank you so much for watching, Peter 😀
You're so welcome Paul!
Sorry for being late to the premiere!
Wow, was für ein schöner Klang! Paul, du machst tolle Videos und kannst einfach wunderbar Musizieren 👌🏼
Vielen lieben Dank!! 😀
The Flute Celeste is just delicious! Unexpected but wonderful!
So true! Thank you for watching! 😀
Paul: A very thorough and entertaining demo of a special organ! The foot buttons in lieu of conventional pedals was an interesting twist. Never seen that arrangement previously, but I have encountered two organs with just two stumps of lever/pedal for C and G; one of those was in a Sydney harbourside (South Head) chapel and had once been in the possession of none other than Napoleon - I played with Napoleon's organ. (Ahem. I'll get my coat …)
Amazing organ ! with incredible stops !!! Thank you for sharing Paul !
Thank you so much, Remi! 😀
Hallo, lieber Paul. Diese Orgel ist etwas ganz Besonderes. Scheint recht alt zu sein. Und Das Pedal ist sehr übersichtlich😉. Habe ich so noch nie gesehen. Danke fürs zeigen und Dein Spiel. Liebe Grüße von Steffen aus Görlitz. PS: Info. Konzert an der Sonnenorgel mit Matthias Eisenberg am Buss- und Bettag war große Klasse! 👍 Hoffe nun auf Dich!
Vielen lieben Dank!! 😀😊🎵
Beautiful music Paul. Congratulations. Without a doubt, organ music is one of the most beautiful. Greetings from Estepa, a town in the province of Seville, in Andalusia.
Thank you so much!! 😀
Great! Thank you for this wonderful performance 👏👏🙏
Thank you very much for watching! 😀
A magnificent organ beautifully demonstrated Paul! 🙂🌟🥇💯👏🤩
Thank you so much, Paddy 😀
Extraordinario!
Thank you!!
Sehr schön, super 👏👍🏻
Danke 😀
Fantastic demonstration. Some really unusual stops. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!! 😀
¡Qué maravilla! Cuando pase por Mallorca no dudaré en visitar tan bonita Iglesia y ver el órgano
Herrlich anzuhören 👍👍👍
Danke dir 😀
Flautes dobles - an unbelieveble sound 😍❤️
Yup! This organ is amazing!!
@@PaulFey Btw... How old ist this organ? 🤔 It looks like Buxtehude played on it😁
Fantastisch 👌 👍 👌
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WOW just wow, you must have loved playing that magnificent organ! What a sound to behold, thank you for sharing this beautiful sound ❤️💙❤️
Thank you very much for watching! 😀
Grossartig klingt Ihr Jordi Bosch, denn Sie dominieren die Barockorgelkunst!
What an glorious organ this is! I enjoyed your demo very much, dear Paul. And I saw: It's available as sampleset... hmm... dangerous... reasonable price... Keep it in mind😉
Thank you so much for watching! Yep, I know, it sounds different than the real organ though - lets see if I can get my hands on it 😀
@@PaulFey Of course: samplesets will never been like the real organs. Mainly due the acoustics. Although: with Dolby Atmos upcoming... hmmm we shall see😉
But I think it's very interesting to find out what possibilities this organ has, relaxed, at home, because it's so different! The reeds are gorgious, but the other stops too.
Jiri should give you this one! 😃(And to me...😊)
@@johansmelt3883 So true! I‘ll se what he says 😀
Thank you @Paul Fey! This historic instrument is beautiful! The variety of tone is wonderful, the reeds sound glorious in the acoustic. Looking forward to more demonstrations.
Thank you so much, Richard! 😀
Eine bis 25-fach Mixtur! Was für eine ausgezeichnete Rarität!
Thank you for the PERFECT performance!
Thank you so much for watching, Rudi! 😀
I'm enjoying this through my IEM. Even if I don't feel it on my whole body, ears are enough for now. Can hear those lows really rumbling my ears
What a beautiful sound.
Thank you! 😀
Wow! It sounds amazing.
Thank you for watching! 😀
Herzlichen Dank für die herrliche Präsentation 👌👍☺
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen 😀
Blown away!
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The pedal at 7:15 sounds badass 😈😈😈
Ooooh yes! 😍
Fabuleux !!!!
:)
Thank you! 😀
Thanks Paul, that Ple adds an amazing dimension as you demonstrate in your introduction piece. Mostly the organ is trumpets and reeds. Those pedal studs must be unique, I was expecting the typical old pedal board seen on baroque French organs.
So true!! A very unique organ with it’s own challenges and possibilities 😀
This instrument is a treasure! Amazing reeds and stops that produce sounds that are totally new to me! And as an organist, I am not familiar with the foot controls for the pedal notes, as there was no pedal board that I saw? Thank you for this wonderful video!
Thank you so much for watching, Michael! The pedal board you can see at the end is all you get with this organ - it only has an octave of natural notes and that’s it 😀 And there are buttons instead of the usual pedals 😀
That organ is a masterpiece
That's one of the most interesting spanish organs. Just wonder how it sounded with the third manual that didn't fit the current case. And there is one more Bosch organ in Madrid, Royal Palace, but it lacks of space so much.
Incredible demo, thank you. Sonus Paradisi has it in their collection but live sound is always better.
Brillantes mixtures... et trompettes éclatantes !
So true!! Thank you for watching 😀
Toller Klang, bravo!👍😀
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen 😀
Da passt alles zusammen. 👍👍👍
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Mega! 😍
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Beautiful 💝💝💝
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@@PaulFey 😃🌺
Fantastic demonstration!!! 💖💖💖👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much! 😊
Maybe from 'harmonic corroboration' to 'harmonic chaos'? Listening forward to hearing it. Expecting more Antonio Soler...
Haha, it's still bearable I'd say - you will see! 😀
That mixture is bigger than the organ at my church, which is a 14 rank Hinners from 1905. Wow!
Yup, it is absolutely insane!! 😀
Brilliant performance and presentation, Paul! What about other stops that have not been used in Tutti?
Thank you so much for watching! In the tutti most of the flutes and high mutations are missing to save some wind for the reeds. If you would pull all the stops the wind pressure would most likely „die“ 😀
@@PaulFey Oh, that makes a lot of sense 😁But every stop is functional, right?
I am curious how close the sample set by Sonus Paradisi comes to the real instrument, which sounds very impressive indeed! Great demo, thanks.
Thank you for watching! Ooh, that would be interesting to know - I‘ll see if I can get my hands on it for a demo 😀
Love those Spanish reeds!
Prima Vorstellung
Danke 😀
oh mr fey tooooooo relaxing ,i fell asleep .....lololol😔😔🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧
You should watch till the end 😂🎺🐧
@@PaulFey i did eventually ,you looked like you really enjoyed that piece ..
OMG the REEDS. Scrape me off the floor. Please make a sample set of these reeds.
Sonus Paradisi did release a sampleset of this organ!
One of bests organs of the universe 🤩
I find that the pedal board is unusual, compared to what we are normally used to as organists.
Also, are you going to demonstrate the Niederzwehren sample set that I recommend?
It is, and it also limits the repertoire you can play 😀 I‘ve looked into it and planned it for the future - I wanted to show some real organs first though 😀
@@PaulFey Looking forward to it whenever it is Paul. Vielen Dank
@@TB76Returns 😊
Oauhhh mega einfach nur fantastisches Orgelspiel, danke 🙏🏻
Vielen Dank!! 😀
Wow I love the sound of this organ. I’d love to know what’s what on it that makes all these different Baroque sounds from more contemporary yet antique organs and if anything is still produced with these sounds
What a wonderful organ, Paul! And I'm not just referring to the trumpets or the great sound of the tutti, but to its beautiful soft backgrounds, flutes, etc. Is it possible that there are no couplings on the keyboards?
If I ever get around to building an organ for my house I would have my primary trumpet chorus timbered to Spanish temperament. These are haunting reeds that send shivers down my spine. Ideally I would take the best properties of each European nation and put them together into one organ that can do baroque, classical and romantic music. I’d have to say trumpet chorus and regal would be Spain, principals would be German,
Strings and Celestes are a French specialty, flutes are a combination of German and French timbres. French for the Crumhorn, British for the Oboe standalone, but French for the Bassoon-Hautbois hybrid stop. I also like the nature of the Spanish baroque split keyboard so I would want to have split manuals on mine with the option to toggle between Spanish style split and unified keyboards like other nations.
Are you sure the Clarins are 8'? They seem to sound an octave higher than the 8' Trompeta Reial...
Hi Paul,
extraordinary performance(s) !!!!!!
I just would like to know what you are playing at the very beginning of the video (the first piece)...
Thanks in advance
Thank you so much for watching, Paul! That’s an improvisation which is not really based on any known hymn, sorry! 😀
That must be the perfect instrument to play some works from Joan Cabanilles. Batalla I imperial should sound wonderfully on all those magnificent reeds.
So true! It is an absolutely stunning instrument! 😀
This organ can sound like so many different things, even lockpicking!
Toller klang! Mega Vorstellung!
Was sind denn da für Laden drin? Klappert ja ganz gewaltig :)
Vielen herzlichen Dank!! Uff, gute Frage! 😂😀
As exciting as the reeds are, the quieter stops are also exquisite.
Lieber Paul, darf ich fragen welches Mikro du nutzt und wo du dieses/diese während der Aufnahmen platzierst?
Natürlich! 😀 Ich benutze ein Olympus LS14 welches ich normalerweise in Altar-Nähe platziere, dann ein Zoom H4n auf der Orgelbrüstung und den internen Ton meiner Haupt Kamera. Das ganze wird dann gemischt am PC 😀
@@PaulFey ich danke dir vielmals und rock on
Die größte mir bekannte Mixtur ist - allerdings nur auf einem einzigen Ton - die 49fache "La Force" im Pedal der Gablerorgel zu Weingarten. Diese Mixtur dieser spanischen Orgel ist schon heftig!
Oooh, das stimmt! Es ist aber halt „nur“ das tiefe C was dort erklingt. Aber eigentlich hast du recht 😀 Trotzdem ein toller Klang!!
@@PaulFey Nein, nein - Dein Titel ist schon richtig. Ich wollte nicht "klug daherreden" - ist mir nur gerade durch den Kopf gegangen. Deine Präsentationen sind immer ein Genuß, machen wirklich Spaß!
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These old organs simply sound and feel different than the modern organs. Each one feels unique and has a very recognisable sound unlike most large modern cathedral organs which are almost impossible to tell apart
Mixture 4' 25x? That's a great idea...how is it folded?
Oooh yes, its massive! 😀
Wow! No sharps in the pedal division...seems to be fully diatonic?
Yup! This makes playing any other key than C-Major pretty difficult/is limiting for the repertoire 😀
Btw excellent improvisations!
A lot of unique voices. Would give French organs a run for their money if you love that more nasal tone. I'd just as soon play that without shoes lest your foot get stuck while performing!
So true!! Haha, indeed. I didn’t get stuck when recording - it looks very close on the videos though! 😀😂
Eine wirklich ganz besonders disponierte stimmgewaltige Orgel! Lieber Paul, vielen Dank für Ihre Demonstration! Stört Sie das Smartphone in der Hosentasche nicht?
Vielen Dank, lieber Emil! Doch, ein bisschen - aber ich wollte es nicht auf die Empore legen aus Angst es dann zu vergessen nach der Aufnahme 😀