Beautiful sound, indeed !
A preference for L'Egyptienne by Rameau and The Schumann Trio. Bravo !
Many thanks
]]>A preference for L'Egyptienne by Rameau and The Schumann Trio. Bravo !
]]>jbuvat wrote:Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:Wonderful. You not only play the Francesco Geminiani beautifully, I think your organ playing is impressive in this piece.
Not only that but you try to bring out the best of Organteq (and you do). Have to ask, which stops have you combined with the cornet recit #6 ? or how did you achive this beautiful Organteq sound? It fits perfect to the Geminiani music and particular period of history. Love it! Thank youDear friend
MIllions of thanks for your support. Yes, I'm trying to bring out the best of Organteq
the stops for Geminiani are the following:Positif : Cornet alone
Grand orgue: Bourdon 16 Flute 8
Pedal: Bourdon 16 and flute 4
Reverb +5.4That's so pure... just the sound I love
Here you are my friend
Thank you againThank you very much. I still discover things with this version of Organteq and always searching for new stops combinations
Stig
Dear friend
You can check other transcriptions on my Soundcloud page. I use differents combinations
I customized Organteq using the Saint Gaudens Cavaillé-Coll organ distribution (some stops are missing!! waiting for Modartt guys about this!!!)
Feel free to contact me for further informations on my conmbinations.
Friendly yours
Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:jbuvat wrote:Dear friends
I'd like to shate with you my latest transcription for organ:
A piece from Francesco Geminiani
Feel free to go the my home page and discover the other transcriptions (Haydn, Brahms etc..)
I hope that you'll enjoyWonderful. You not only play the Francesco Geminiani beautifully, I think your organ playing is impressive in this piece.
Not only that but you try to bring out the best of Organteq (and you do). Have to ask, which stops have you combined with the cornet recit #6 ? or how did you achive this beautiful Organteq sound? It fits perfect to the Geminiani music and particular period of history. Love it! Thank youDear friend
MIllions of thanks for your support. Yes, I'm trying to bring out the best of Organteq
the stops for Geminiani are the following:Positif : Cornet alone
Grand orgue: Bourdon 16 Flute 8
Pedal: Bourdon 16 and flute 4
Reverb +5.4That's so pure... just the sound I love
Here you are my friend
Thank you again
Thank you very much. I still discover things with this version of Organteq and always searching for new stops combinations
Stig
]]>jbuvat wrote:Dear friends
I'd like to shate with you my latest transcription for organ:
A piece from Francesco Geminiani
Feel free to go the my home page and discover the other transcriptions (Haydn, Brahms etc..)
I hope that you'll enjoyWonderful. You not only play the Francesco Geminiani beautifully, I think your organ playing is impressive in this piece.
Not only that but you try to bring out the best of Organteq (and you do). Have to ask, which stops have you combined with the cornet recit #6 ? or how did you achive this beautiful Organteq sound? It fits perfect to the Geminiani music and particular period of history. Love it! Thank you
Dear friend
MIllions of thanks for your support. Yes, I'm trying to bring out the best of Organteq
the stops for Geminiani are the following:
Positif : Cornet alone
Grand orgue: Bourdon 16 Flute 8
Pedal: Bourdon 16 and flute 4
Reverb +5.4
That's so pure... just the sound I love
Here you are my friend
Thank you again
Dear friends
I'd like to shate with you my latest transcription for organ:
A piece from Francesco Geminiani
Feel free to go the my home page and discover the other transcriptions (Haydn, Brahms etc..)
I hope that you'll enjoy
Wonderful. You not only play the Francesco Geminiani beautifully, I think your organ playing is impressive in this piece.
Not only that but you try to bring out the best of Organteq (and you do). Have to ask, which stops have you combined with the cornet recit #6 ? or how did you achive this beautiful Organteq sound? It fits perfect to the Geminiani music and particular period of history. Love it! Thank you