Philip Glass - Dance No. 4 (Adrian Foster, organ)

[@jeffwatkins352]

Lovely to hear this on a massive church organ, giving it a whole new and expansive dimension. Excellent playing certainly helps.

[@PeteBeat]

Possibly the most ethereal version I've heard of this work.

[@yvesklein5414]

Adrian it is wonderful to watch you play them as well, because watching the pedals helps us "see" the bass figures. I think these are the very best recordings of Phil's dances from the choreographic work by Lucinda. very appreciative of your efforts here in Houston

[@giuliosiciliano]

@Adrian Foster : Surprised to see you're from around here too! I hope I can catch a live performance of yours in or around Montreal when live attendance is allowed again. :/

[@huwmorgantheorgan]

Outstanding Adrian - rock solid and utterly gripping!

[@andreuferre9215]

Un gran trabajo, maravillosa interpretación.

[@vap0rtranz]

my God! gorgeous!

[@michaelduron6798]

Mesmerizingly Beautiful!

[@OSIRIS1980WHS]

Organist plays his ass off here.
That’s an excellent image.

[@RobKandell]

This is one of my favorite Glass works. The key to Spirit is laid out without the necessity of words.
Your performance is unique, to say the least. You’re competing with Donald Joyce and Christopher Bowers-Broadbent. I love the balance between the ethereal and the clarity of line.
Translation: Damn fine playing, my friend.

[@m.marzana567]

Qq+

[@joelpeters4959]

Brilliant work here.

[@lesbsocal9107]

I love this composition and performance, but who's gonna dance to this?

[@douglaskrueger3755]

My soul is dancing.

[@WinrichNaujoks]

How is it possible to play this in one go without getting repetitive strain injury?