Hi Philip. Thank you for your kind words. It was a great piece to learn this summer though a real challenge for my fat fingers! I hope all is well with you and I always look forward to your absolutely splendid performances.
You're so kind to write and share such gracious words. It was a fun piece to learn and certainly not short on the running scales. I hope all is well with you in The Big Smoke! :)
So good to hear from you, Alejandro. I hope you're doing well. I always look forward to your videos and hope to hear a full concert again some day. Thanks for your nice note and I wish you all the best.
Thanks, Vidas. This is a new piece for me this summer. The fugue is a test of skill with playing scales! I'm sure you could teach some great tips on this. Take care. C.
@@christopherglenn3240 yes, it’s a test to the organist’s endurance. It’s been a while since I last played it. I’m sure it would be great to come back to it in the future.
F A B U L O U S ! I really enjoyed your tour de force performance, Christopher, of this work of absolute genius by JSB which is a real favourite of mine. Your artistry at the organ makes for compelling viewing and listening and your choice of registrations on this gorgeous sample set made sure we could hear every single note articulated with great attention to detail and musicality. I am in total awe of your prowess and will take enormous pleasure from being able to return to this recording time and time again. B R A V O ! ❤
Thank you, Graham, for your lovely, supportive comments. This was one of the most challenging fugues I've tried to learn. At slow paces, it's manageable (at times) but put any speed to it and my fat fingers go bonkers! I will never forget trying to play through the prelude on the famous Denman organ in York with you pulling stops. Maybe on our next trip we can play the Grand Organ of York Minster!!! Cheers.
@@christopherglenn3240 You played the Prelude on the Denman Organ with great panache . . . and I need no second invitation to pull out organ stops for you Christopher - you're the best! (Not sure the York Minster instrument is enough of a challenge . . . maybe the Midmer-Losh Organ at the Boardwalk Hall Auditorium in Atlantic City would be more fun! 🤣)
Hi Jerry. You're too generous! I was just glad the train didn't completely fall off the rails on this one; it certainly bobbled a few times! I do hope all is well with you. I was so delighted to see that you were part of the BiS Romsey Abbey project. You are so generously involved in helping others the world over, including myself. I wish you a lovely end of summer and look forward to seeing/hearing more from your own splendid YT channel. :)
A beautiful and powerful rendition, Christopher! It shines even more on this sample and the transparent acoustics. Well done.
Thanks for your nice words, Ralph. I do love the sample set and think about you each time I use it. The set was such a perfect and gracious gift!
Smashing Christopher! That's so cool. It is a massive piece and how wonderful that you want to share your music with us. Great playing!!
Hi Philip. Thank you for your kind words. It was a great piece to learn this summer though a real challenge for my fat fingers! I hope all is well with you and I always look forward to your absolutely splendid performances.
What a fantastic performance of this masterpiece, Christopher! Such crystal-clear articulation throughout and wonderful musicality - bravo! 🙏
You're so kind to write and share such gracious words. It was a fun piece to learn and certainly not short on the running scales. I hope all is well with you in The Big Smoke! :)
Congratulations on your wonderful performance, Glen!
So good to hear from you, Alejandro. I hope you're doing well. I always look forward to your videos and hope to hear a full concert again some day. Thanks for your nice note and I wish you all the best.
The Wedges has long been a favorite thanks for a nice performance.
Thanks for the nice note, Tony. Happy autumn.
Congratulations, Glenn! This is really solid performance of this iconic work! Bravo!
Thanks, Vidas. This is a new piece for me this summer. The fugue is a test of skill with playing scales! I'm sure you could teach some great tips on this. Take care. C.
@@christopherglenn3240 yes, it’s a test to the organist’s endurance. It’s been a while since I last played it. I’m sure it would be great to come back to it in the future.
F A B U L O U S ! I really enjoyed your tour de force performance, Christopher, of this work of absolute genius by JSB which is a real favourite of mine. Your artistry at the organ makes for compelling viewing and listening and your choice of registrations on this gorgeous sample set made sure we could hear every single note articulated with great attention to detail and musicality. I am in total awe of your prowess and will take enormous pleasure from being able to return to this recording time and time again. B R A V O ! ❤
Thank you, Graham, for your lovely, supportive comments. This was one of the most challenging fugues I've tried to learn. At slow paces, it's manageable (at times) but put any speed to it and my fat fingers go bonkers! I will never forget trying to play through the prelude on the famous Denman organ in York with you pulling stops. Maybe on our next trip we can play the Grand Organ of York Minster!!! Cheers.
@@christopherglenn3240 You played the Prelude on the Denman Organ with great panache . . . and I need no second invitation to pull out organ stops for you Christopher - you're the best! (Not sure the York Minster instrument is enough of a challenge . . . maybe the Midmer-Losh Organ at the Boardwalk Hall Auditorium in Atlantic City would be more fun! 🤣)
Fantastic!!! Bravo Christopher!!
Hi Jerry. You're too generous! I was just glad the train didn't completely fall off the rails on this one; it certainly bobbled a few times! I do hope all is well with you. I was so delighted to see that you were part of the BiS Romsey Abbey project. You are so generously involved in helping others the world over, including myself. I wish you a lovely end of summer and look forward to seeing/hearing more from your own splendid YT channel. :)
@@christopherglenn3240 Hear! Hear!
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