TOCCATA on "Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten" played with a 64' Stop on Pipe Organ - PAUL FEY 

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@@PaulFey „Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten“ drückt ein Vertrauen auf Gott aus, was heute kaum anzutreffen ist: Gott sitzt heute nicht im Regimente, sondern ER wird zu einer Art „Duz-Kumpel“; zu einem „Lebensverschönerer“ auf Augenhöhe. „Wir machen unser Kreuz und Leid/ nur grösser durch die Traurigkeit.“ sagt ein Dichter, der durch den Tod so Viele aus seiner Familie verlor. Und dann weiter dichtete:“Sing, bet und geh auf Gottes Wegen/ verricht‘, dass Deine nur getreu. Und trau des Himmels reichen Segen/ so wird er bei Dir werden neu. Denn welcher seine Zuversicht/ auf Gott setzt, den verlässt er nicht.“ [Heutige Menschen vertrauen nicht mehr Gott, aber sie glauben, sie könnten von sich aus irgendwie das Weltklima verstehen und sogar beeinflussen.]

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Thank you so much for watching, Mark! Well, the 64‘ is more of a „feeling“ rather than a sound the microphones could pick up - it still adds some presence to the recording I‘d say 😀

@@PaulFey yes, you are right.

Along with his ignorant comment about Vivaldi's concerti, Stravinsky sounds like a really insecure and ignorant jerk. Like Cameron Carpenter [YMMV].

@@PaulFey Yeah I sped it up to several times the original speed, and the 64' is indeed there. Fortunately, unlike the Sydney Town Hall organ and the Atlantic City organs, this 64' is actually in tune.

La verdad si se alcanza a notar, al ser una vibración más lenta

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Must be a resultant.

Maybe not, it could be a stopped full length 32’

@@Michael_VG true, could be.

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Thank you so much, Richard!! I‘m happy to hear that you enjoyed it 😀

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It's not a real 64' stop, for obvious reasons. It will be 'derived' or 'resulted', normally using a 32' rank and a quinted rank. There are only two real 64' stops in existence: the Boardwalk organ in Atlantic City USA, and the organ of Sydney Town Hall, Australia.

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Of course its a resultant, but nobody stated that it would be full length - its still a 64‘ after all 😀

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@@PaulFey it sure is, Paul! 😉

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Have 2 X 500W into 7 12 inch woofers... I think the 64 foot pitch is a resultant which is why it really doesn't come through the way a real 64 foot rank (Boardwalk Hall for example) does...

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Thank you so much for watching, Robert! 😀

My dad who passed away many years ago was organist in our local church. I remember him talking about 32 foot stops. He would have loved your performance. His inaugural piece at the local church was Wagner’s Liebestod. That was in 1935.

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Oh yes! The pipe organ was the one instrument that made notes below A0 sound good. On other instruments, it just sounds lame and boring.

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