Meditation on “Nun komm der Heiden Heiland”, Op. 162 | Vidas Pinkevicius | By Rien

[@RalphLooij]

A beautiful meditation, well done, Rien. Nice to have heard this piece in several itnerpretations.

[@albertoguerzoni]

Very beautiful meditation, expressive and intense performance.

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Thank you Alberto!

[@nilsvanvelzen]

A piece with clearly Vidas musical signature on it. Well played Rien.

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Absolutely a Pinkevicius signature on this one indeed! Thanks!

[@nakorganist]

I've already heard this piece at Vidas, you give it a whole new life again.

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Thanks Roland. It’s an ingenious crafted piece!

[@remi-chapalain]

Beautiful piece and playing Rien, bravo!

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Thanks Remi! Have a nice day!

[@SecretsofOrganPlaying]

Thank you Rien! Your rendition sounds very nice.❤

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Thanks a lot Vidas! A beautiful piece of music that everyone should play during Advent. Skip Bach, do Pinkevicius! :-)

[@SecretsofOrganPlaying]

@@RienSchalkwijk When will you create something for Advent?

[@RienSchalkwijk]

@ not this year I guess…

[@jannoordzij8043]

Een mooie Rien!

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Dank Jan!

[@grahamtwist]

A gorgeous performance beautifully registered: bravo, Rien! (I hope to upload my performance by the weekend . . . )

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Thanks Graham! A beautiful piece, but tricky! :-)

[@philippelegargean5120]

Well done. But... wasn't yesterday's piece more difficult to perform?

[@RienSchalkwijk]

Not for me! This one requires much more attention. Four different chords in each bar with a ostinato that starts at the second 8st note. But when you get in the flow iets pretty easy!

[@philippelegargean5120]

@@RienSchalkwijk Ok!