Introduction of the new Johannus Symphonica, played by André van Vliet

We have given the Symphonica a beautiful sound with high quality recordings of characteristic French, German and Dutch pipe organs. And how! Sighing Principals which date back to the 18th century melt together in a historic plenum.
You can switch over to symphonic voices at the touch of a button in order to interpret the major French Masters' work. And what do you think about the Symphonica's reed stops: every single one of them a true gem, every key is different and so lifelike that you'll feel you're in the church yourself.
But you can really only do justice to a fantastic pipe organ in a beautiful church or concert building with beautiful acoustics. And now you can, in your own home! For the first time in history Johannus has been able to reproduce all the reverberation characteristics of a building.
So whilst playing you'll feel like you're in the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam, in Kampen's Bovenkerk or in one of the many other extraordinary churches and buildings we have selected for you.
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[@canyoubelievethis220]

The "Go Tell It On the Mountain" is the best version I've ever heard. Awesome. Thanks for sharing it with everyone who gets the chance to hear it.

[@charlesdavis7087]

Very interesting. !! This is the direction for organ capabilities for the New Age. The incorporation of kind of every kind of sound including the human voice... is the limit. Off to a great start. Thanks, CVD

[@marioribeirodeazevedoneto311]

A música através dos tempos! Belíssima explicação. Parabéns!

[@joubetgazmen5148]

soo nice to listen...tnx for playing juhannus organ!!!

[@LluisClimentcomposer]

Un passeig per la història de la música, per les èpoques i distints estils. Una autèntica antologia sonora i històrica.

[@clydesight]

Thank you, I enjoyed this presentation!

[@willemvaningen2747]

Prachtig André, heel veel dank !

[@milou7300a]

Ho film et belle grande musique de Dieu, j,aime bien vos orgues oui, et aussi vos organistes, amicalement Jacques Canada.Merci beaucoup.

[@keeslagendijk1964]

Wat een Schitterend instrument. Heel mooi

[@JFL0001]

Prachtig!!!

[@roelofbouwman]

Wat een mooie introductie van een geweldig orgel. Een plezier om naar te kijken en te luisteren. Toch zal ik het nog even met mijn Vivaldi 25 moet doen....

[@neelsdp1]

Dankie!

[@JozsefSzaszFabian]

impressive...

[@RobLeursKout]

mooi...

[@ryangiraldi5722]

5:08 That's My Boy!

[@Wimracing123]

Bedankt, dat is 'm!

[@user-xxxxxn]

it stays a electronic sound. you can hear it....

[@norielachero2155]

what song that starts at 1:07.. ???

[@Wimracing123]

Hi, it seems to be the tune of a former Dutch series called 'Het wassende water' (the rising waters). I'm trying to find out if this is it's original titlesong or if it has been written by someone else.

[@camilloflaim8933]

I know concerto from music of Vivaldi from the book with 16 concerts.
I am composer and organist.

[@Wimracing123]

Iemand die weet hoe het nummer heet wat op 0:43 gespeeld wordt (mn. de wijs die op 1:07 begint). Erg mooi stuk.

[@PieterRoemenie]

klinkt als de muziek van "Het wassende water"

[@flyerron]

2:59 what song is that?