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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2016
- Vice President of Sales for Allen Organ, Barry Holben, explains his arrangement of “We Three Kings” demonstrating the versatility of using GeniSys Voices in preparation for the Christmas season. Barry is playing on an Allen Bravura L-463DK, 99 Stop Four-Manual digital organ with GeniSys Voices. Enjoy!
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Incredible performance! An orchestra on one's fingertips! Kudos to you, Sir!
Truly awesome to see an organ do all that. It is the King of Instruments! Looking forward to more of your performances and explanations.
Wow! A whole new dimension to organ performance!
thank you much for showing me the operation os the Allen offering. My friend was an organist and owndd
Again. A k to the Allen organ, I miss singing , as played us . I wishI could own an Allen but ca !t afford , 9 have tried to reach to sales but unable. happy Hollidays.
What a wonderful arrangement ! That must have taken MANY hours to set up all the voices like that, even for Barry who really must know the instruments well. I play a Q325 with Vista voices, and to get things set for unusual arrangements takes a lot of experimenting time. But, it's time very well spent with results like this.
And the Steamroller folks better watch out - it only takes one person to do it with an Allen !
What a wonderful video. Thanks for giving such a great explanation of the arrangement. It was very helpful and interesting.
I miss having chimes. The digital version is a wonderful solution.
Fascinating...nothing like those old Hammond Organs...that sound was so fake!
Allen organs are great...as a digital instrument replicating the functions of a standard pipe organ. Loved the way you have creatively voiced those devices. I had always wanted to hear the Wanamaker Organ at Macy's in Philly...never got there when the noon concerts were being played...another on my own "basket list".
I would have loved to hear J.S. Bach played by Virgil Fox...were he still with us...and of course I had always wanted to be able to play like him (sighs)...but had to make a living, support a family (mentally ill spouse...suicidal) raise the kids, work, get a degree...THAT took precedence (had to quit a job I loved as a computer rep for UNIVAC). I am retired now...kids grown and gone, have outlived two wives (OLD curmudgeon now...)
LOVED your factory tour...via TH-cam...I may have to come up to McCungie and take the actual tour...do you still give them? Or is that just done for prospective clients?