For all that is good and green on this earth, please keep the pipe organ. It is a virtue, self declaration and testimony to the will and nature of human ingenuity and perseverance. This performance has exemplified every ounce of what it means to be creative and mechanical. What are we without each other? Hollow pipes with no one to strike the keys.
An absolutely stunning and powerful transcription by G. H. Federlein of Rachmaninoff's, Prelude in g minor, originally written for piano, and impeccably registered and performed by Nathan Laube on the beautiful Joerg Glebe Organ. Besides the piano, which it was written for, this transcription makes use of the many voices available on this organ. The piece is so well done that it could have been written for the organ. The organ uses a compilation of ranks from the Sonas Paradisi, Caen, St Etienne. Cavaillé-Coll, St Omer Cavaillé-Coll, and St. Domenico Dom Bédos in Rieti, (Harp from (Unsure or sample set) Hereford Cathedral; Chimes from Milan Digital Audio, Milan Digital Audio, Masterworks 331 Wurlitzer [not used for this recording), all combined to create a single very well appointed and compete organ was done with with surgical precision. by Jeorg Glebe. Remarkable installation and an instrument that clearly holds its own weight.
I'm privileged enough to live in a rectory with full access throughout the day to the organ in the adjacent church. This is so inspiring. What an incredible instrument the organ is.
Nathan is "some kind" of genius with out equal in the 21st century. I think he could make Sergi R. wish he had written this prelude for the organ. Nathen brings out so many... new levels and dynamics to this work great work. Music is not on the page; it's in the ear. Listen... and you will understand. Do you play the organ? Each 'organ' is a very different organ. Blessings.
Schön, dich auch hier anzutreffen, Ludwig! Habe so ein ähnliches Teil bei mir zuhause stehen, aber ohne Pfeifen..;) Das könntest du doch auch mal in einer Parodie auf RUclips hochladen. ^^ ^^ ;)
What could possibly cause anyone to dislike this, what a bunch of tone deaf idiots. I love this transcription. Beautifully performed on a remarkable Hauptwerk.
Hard to 'out-do' the original piano version. But this does just that! Outstanding. Lover the registrations and the middle section works a treat with the strings and flute/diapason counter melody. Nathan is an inspirational recitalist. Spot on video!
fantastic as usual - went and looked at the arrangement which you can see on imslp - and amazing how nathan brings it to life with his very imaginative dynamic registration
This score (8 pages of music) can be downloaded and printed from imslp.org in PDF form free of charge. The piece is no longer published. s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/0/0a/IMSLP299017-PMLP02017-Rachmaninoff-Federlein_Prelude_in_G_minor,_Op23_No5.pdf
I'm very glad to see that the sheet music for that transcription is available on IMSLP - it's well worth learning!!! [Ah, if only more of those lovely preludes were available to be played on the organ...] Otherwise, really good - beautifully played and very musically rendered!!! And, for an electronic, it sounds truly FABULOUS (though I've no doubt that pipes will always be better...)!!
You should have been there. The rendition of a YT Video ist just too restrictive. I have heard it on site with Joerg's studio monitors and a washing machine sized sub. That was another experience! Nothing may sound better than a pipe, true… but most churches are just acoustical desasters.
Oh my goodness, I'm learning this piece at the moment, and have just started learning pipe organ last month 😍😍😍 this rearrangement is brilliant!!! I wonder if there's the sheet music for this?
For all that is good and green on this earth, please keep the pipe organ. It is a virtue, self declaration and testimony to the will and nature of human ingenuity and perseverance. This performance has exemplified every ounce of what it means to be creative and mechanical. What are we without each other? Hollow pipes with no one to strike the keys.
An absolutely stunning and powerful transcription by G. H. Federlein of Rachmaninoff's, Prelude in g minor, originally written for piano, and impeccably registered and performed by Nathan Laube on the beautiful Joerg Glebe Organ. Besides the piano, which it was written for, this transcription makes use of the many voices available on this organ. The piece is so well done that it could have been written for the organ. The organ uses a compilation of ranks from the Sonas Paradisi, Caen, St Etienne. Cavaillé-Coll, St Omer Cavaillé-Coll, and St. Domenico Dom Bédos in Rieti, (Harp from (Unsure or sample set) Hereford Cathedral; Chimes from Milan Digital Audio, Milan Digital Audio, Masterworks 331 Wurlitzer [not used for this recording), all combined to create a single very well appointed and compete organ was done with with surgical precision. by Jeorg Glebe. Remarkable installation and an instrument that clearly holds its own weight.
i still think it sounds better on a piano.
I'm privileged enough to live in a rectory with full access throughout the day to the organ in the adjacent church. This is so inspiring. What an incredible instrument the organ is.
Nathan is "some kind" of genius with out equal in the 21st century. I think he could make Sergi R. wish he had written this prelude for the organ. Nathen brings out so many... new levels and dynamics to this work great work. Music is not on the page; it's in the ear. Listen... and you will understand. Do you play the organ? Each 'organ' is a very different organ. Blessings.
オルガンの演奏を実際に見たことがありません。日本には滅多に無いです、あなたが羨ましい！！
I hope virtually
ALL of Rachmaninoff's
music is eventually trans
cribed for organ! The organist and the organ made
EACHOTHER
sound great!
Stunning playing. Love the transcription.
AMAZING ! Stellar transcription and interpretation ! I did not expect this one on an organ, and sounding so good. Flabergasted !
WOW! Brilliant!
Schön, dich auch hier anzutreffen, Ludwig! Habe so ein ähnliches Teil bei mir zuhause stehen, aber ohne Pfeifen..;)
Das könntest du doch auch mal in einer Parodie auf RUclips hochladen. ^^ ^^ ;)
Ich bin begeistert. Danke
Einfach toll dieses Format, hören und sehen wie gespielt wird. Genial
What could possibly cause anyone to dislike this, what a bunch of tone deaf idiots. I love this transcription. Beautifully performed on a remarkable Hauptwerk.
A stunning performance by Mr Laube, on a very beautiful pipe organ
Just awesome! ....as always with Nathan Laube!
Wundervolle Musik,grandios gespielt 👍
Абсолютный шедевр! Совершенны и композитор, и инструмент, и исполнитель.
Brilliant. Thankyou, John (Australia)
The soft interlude is the coolest bit in this sound, imho
Ich kann nicht aufhören zu zuhören ❤️🇩🇪 Rachmaninoff🇷🇺
...every time of listening organ music on YT I like to listen to this interpretation...just great !!! my C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S !!!
Love this version of the Rachmaninoff classic! Laube gives it a great ending too.
Super geil! Sehr schöne Transkription und toll gespielt!
Wonderful, splendid! Fits perfectly to organ. Many piano pieces of Rachmaninov sounds great transcripted to organs.
I'm so glad that I clicked on this video
Hard to 'out-do' the original piano version. But this does just that! Outstanding. Lover the registrations and the middle section works a treat with the strings and flute/diapason counter melody. Nathan is an inspirational recitalist. Spot on video!
The middle slow part is so beautiful
Very cool! Always liked this piece, think it makes for a great transcription.
I liked this very much. Played with such passion and style. Who say's the organ is dead! Well done!
A magnificent sense of drama
Incredible adaptation of a classic by a gifted Organist. Brilliant. Bellissimo. Bravo
???????????? HOLY SHIT IM REBORN, IM SO HAPPY I FOUND THIS
is some banger video essay music
That's a very beautiful performance. Thank you!
fantastic as usual - went and looked at the arrangement which you can see on imslp - and amazing how nathan brings it to life with his very imaginative dynamic registration
Wow Nathan; You are something else. Thank you so much for sharing you heart with all of us. Blessings on all you love.
Uau super super super 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏in the second part, the music seems to be as if humanity entered a battle with aliens.
Absolute superb rendition! Bravo!
Super!!!!
Magnifique interprétation, j'adore !!!!!!!!!!!
its so hard to play but you are talented!!!wonderful!!!!
Bravo! I loved that!
I know that the base is something very difficult, wow, bravo!!!
Odlicno!Kad mogu Bachovi orguljski radovi na klaviru,sto ne bi mogao i Rach. na orguljama...sto je dobro ,dobro je u svakom slucaju!
Yes!
Amazing. Beautiful.
Very good Thank you
Un réel plaisir à vous écouter
I like this organ version better than the piano. Thanks for sharing.
très belle transcription sur orgue
Superb. Thankyou. John (Australia)
This is just amazing. Is there anywhere that I can find the sheets for this??
This score (8 pages of music) can be downloaded and printed from imslp.org in PDF form free of charge. The piece is no longer published. s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/0/0a/IMSLP299017-PMLP02017-Rachmaninoff-Federlein_Prelude_in_G_minor,_Op23_No5.pdf
Неожиданно! И страстно. Как вся музыка этого великого Человека.
I'm very glad to see that the sheet music for that transcription is available on IMSLP - it's well worth learning!!! [Ah, if only more of those lovely preludes were available to be played on the organ...]
Otherwise, really good - beautifully played and very musically rendered!!! And, for an electronic, it sounds truly FABULOUS (though I've no doubt that pipes will always be better...)!!
LJBSasha can you send me a link ??
I studied this at the piano but never heard the organ. You're a master! Thanks.
You should have been there. The rendition of a YT Video ist just too restrictive. I have heard it on site with Joerg's studio monitors and a washing machine sized sub. That was another experience!
Nothing may sound better than a pipe, true… but most churches are just acoustical desasters.
wonderful execution! Bravo!
Это очень круто...
That was magical :-)
Sehr schöne überzeugende Transskription, fein ausgearbeitet in packender Darbietung - Chapeau!
❤
Stuning!!!
I suddenly want to learn playing organ 🤤
very nice
très belle transcription, jouée à la perfection;
AMAZING
Amazing
besser habe ich es noch nicht gehört........merci
that was INCREDIBLE!
I agree, a great masterpiece very weell played ***
Здорово! Средняя часть звучит как потустороннее нечто!
евгений белаш согласен !Она конечно и на рояле звучит как что-то потустороннее,но на органе это уже за гранью )
That's wonderful!That’s great!I like it very much.😝
I’m shocked!!!!That is really fantastic music!I think Rachmaninov would have liked it!)Bravo Maestro!!!
Eccezionale ! Bravissimo !
это просто невероятно
4:20 it sounds like a contrabassoon
Beautiful❤
Very impressive! Hats-off.
This is amazing!
Awesome! xD I like your pedal's method! Admire youu
Maravilhoso! Perfeito!
A young and virile performance excellent
Coś wspaniałego
Sehr schön!
Oh my goodness, I'm learning this piece at the moment, and have just started learning pipe organ last month 😍😍😍 this rearrangement is brilliant!!! I wonder if there's the sheet music for this?
Sounds mighty, mithier than ever.
WOW
This is actually pretty cool
Impressive. Bravo!
¡Bravo!
Wonderful...!
actually a very approachable piece to learn and play - nothing difficult really - good score on imslp of this arrangement
Super ::)
This is awesome
Bravissimo!!!
Edward Sammut: Sheer brilliance, organ magic, looks easy, but wow played without the score. How does Mr Laube do it.? Bravo.
Bringen sie mir Federlein! Federlein! Federlein! Federlein!.....
Exuberant!
Brilliant!!!
It's interesting!!!!
Perfection!
awesome!
Amazing!!!!
Bravo 👏
Wowwww love you....
Wow...
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