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Erbarme dich, o Herre Gott. Gespeeld op het sampleset van Vollenhove Extended 3.03 met Hauptwerk 4, door Lubbert Schenk. 4 Juni 2011, Speeltafel Mictuur Consolo 260

Played using Hauptwerk Virtual Pipe Organ using my own MIDI transcription. The organ sample set used is the Milan Digital Audio E.M. Skinner, original wet version. Musical composition by Eugene Gigout, 1890, in the public domain.

Played using Hauptwerk Virtual Pipe Organ using my own MIDI transcription. The organ sample set used is the Milan Digital Audio E.M. Skinner, original wet version. From Suite Gothique by Léon Boëllmann, 1895.

Played using Hauptwerk Virtual Pipe Organ using my own MIDI transcription. The organ sample set used is the Milan Digital Audio E.M. Skinner, original wet version. From Suite Gothique by Léon Boëllmann, 1895.

On the organ of the Magnuskerk, Anloo (Radeker - Garrels), I play from J.S. Bach: from the eight short preludes and fuges: Part IV. On the 6th of January 2011.With Hauptwerk on my Mixtuur Consolo 260. See my website for more Hauptwerk: http://www.softart.nl/hauptwerk. I'm Lubbert Schenk

You are watching and listening to Marcel Dupre's Variations On a Noel, performed by Joseph Felice, with visuals and audio courtesy of Inspired Acoustics' Palace of the Arts, Budapest Concert Organ software and Hauptwerk license.

This is the first ten minutes of Cesar Franck's Grande Piece Symphonique, courtesy of Inspired Acoustics Palace of the Arts, Budapest Concert Organ software and Hauptwerk license. Note: To see a better view, type in &fmt=18 to the URL and re-launch. This does work!

You are watching and listening to the last movement of Bach's Trio Sonata #4 in E Minor, performed by Joseph Felice, with visuals and audio courtesy of Inspired Acoustics' Palace of the Arts, Budapest Concert Organ software and Hauptwerk license.

Jean Langlais: Chant de Paix (Song of Peace) performed by Joseph Felice on Hauptwerk licensed Kispest Sample Organ Library of Inspired Acoustics. To view in HQ, attach the following to URL: &fmt=18

From Triptyque, Op. 58 "Memorial for a dead child" One of my favorite pieces. Here is Vierne's description of the circumstances under which he wrote it: „Stèle pour un enfant défunt was written in the memory of a poor urchin, who died at the age of ten, under dreadful circumstances. He was a precocious little being, sensitive far beyond his years, named Jean de Brancion. As an old friend of the family, I was grief-stricken at his tragic passing. In a kind of votive offering dedicated to his memory, I refrained from conventional obsequiousness; there was nothing appropriate to express my sorrow, merely a suggestion of sadness through an illusory poetry; that was what I tried to achieve." Vierne died at the organ console of Notre-Dame de Paris, moments after finishing playing this piece, on June 2nd, 1937.