Very nice. Too bad you ran out of time on your Canon. Some of the newer cameras offer a longer run time. I had a Sony Cybershot (until it was stolen) that would film for 29 minutes or so. I never had a chance to try it. Anyway, thanks for the post -- I love that characteristic Schnitger "clang" as E. Power Biggs use to call it.
Thank you! Sorry to hear about your Sony Cybershot. And sorry I couldn't let you hear the rest of Sietze's marvellous improvisation. It lasted about 15 minutes altogether. He added the Sesquialtera stop to the final plenum which gave that fabulous Schnitger 'clang' an even more bell-like quality of quite extraordinary beauty. So much power and colour yet only 24 speaking stops.
Very nice. Too bad you ran out of time on your Canon. Some of the newer cameras offer a longer run time. I had a Sony Cybershot (until it was stolen) that would film for 29 minutes or so. I never had a chance to try it. Anyway, thanks for the post -- I love that characteristic Schnitger "clang" as E. Power Biggs use to call it.
Thank you! Sorry to hear about your Sony Cybershot. And sorry I couldn't let you hear the rest of Sietze's marvellous improvisation. It lasted about 15 minutes altogether. He added the Sesquialtera stop to the final plenum which gave that fabulous Schnitger 'clang' an even more bell-like quality of quite extraordinary beauty. So much power and colour yet only 24 speaking stops.
must have been a beautiful church
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Fantastic!
This melody is clearly not from the Genevan Psalter! It is a German song: Herliebster Jesu, was hast du verbrochen.
Many thanks for the clarification, Jaap. Sadly I am not as familiar with all these different melodies as I would like to be or should be!