Marko Sever plays Vierne's Scherzo from Sixième Symphonie at St Albans Cathedral
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Scherzo from Sixième Symphonie, Louis Vierne (1870-1937), played by Marko Sever, Organ Scholar of St Albans Cathedral (UK), on the Harrison & Harrison (1962-2009) organ.
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This is a mind-blowing performance.
An extraordinary piece played by an extraordinary player on an amazing instrument. Thank you!!
great, very well done. Love that trumpet in the pedal
Terrific performance, organ, and videography!
Really exceptional overall. Wonderful tempi and performance. Great sound and camera work. I'd be smiling too after playing so well ! Bravo !
Just imagine, writing that wonderful work while blind. Thank you Marko, may you go far with your talent.
Outstanding recording. The organ is beautifully voiced and Marko Sever's playing is outstanding. Kudos to the recording engineer: crystal clear audio, full fidelity, and well balanced.
Excellent playing, I am impressed at the registration changes which are so well managed. Fine recording and camera work too. Thank you all.
Thank you!
Unbelievable performance!
Wow!! Amazing...
Bravo talent from down under come back and play at St Peters in Adelaide on the restored organ by Harrison and Harrison.
Ailsa Rodrigues 😎
Is it finished? That's great news
Excelente nota 100.
Very nicely done. One of the most daunting works in the repertoire. A bit quick, but ckean as a whistle!
Thanks for the feedback George, although I must say I agree with the composer’s own tempo marking in this case!
Fantastic!
Bravo!
WoW!
Prodigieux!
Excellent! Such a superb easy composition to play 🤪
Easy??????
Either you are being facetious or you are inebriated !
George Murphy 😂
George Murphy it’s called sarcasm
@@georgemurphy2579 *ironic*
Very good.
Wonderful, great!!! Pedalwork in green socks, crazy
Excellent wouldn't be out of place at a Halloween party
What an exercise !
Very nice... trumpet a little too dominant on the recording which masked some of the subtlety of Vierne's writing and the excellent performance which means I'll only have to come to a live performance whenever we can. I thought the pace was great although I was used to only marginally slower, the detail was all there apart from the recording volume of that trumpet took things out of balance... but I loved it. Far better than I ever played it back in the day.
best version?
Fantastic!