Best Chimes i've ever heard on an organ.

Extrmely talented and informative

Lovely voicing! Paragallo does outstanding work. Always great to see something besides the usual “American Classic” palette! Love all the mutations.

Your demos are so enjoyable. Your musicianship is so apparent in what you play for the various stops, and your chord structures and progressions are musically interesting and often fun. The best part, however, is when you choose to end with one of the great French pieces! You, young man, own the pipe organ!

@Charles-Reardon

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Wooooo!

@grahamtwist

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@@Charles-Reardon Is that Wooooo Mirabilus? (!!!)

I love this organ. It’s a beautiful blend of the French and Italian organ building schools. The reeds are bold and fiery,the principals are clear and vibrant, the flutes are bright and ringing and the bass is strong,smooth and rumbling. This organ is a perfect example of fine organ building and tonal structure.

Just discovered this channel. Terrific organ, Beautiful sounds and nicely played. James from Manchester U.K.

Peragallo uses a LOT of digital stops these days. This organ is a typical example.

@Charles-Reardon

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This organ has 7 digital stops out of about 50

I love Peragallo Organs. Nice demo- thank you! Where is this church located?

@Charles-Reardon

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Clifton VA

I suppose an advantage of this organ's digital reeds is that they do not go out of tune as often as real French reeds would! A splendid instrument with some sensible borrowing in a good acoustic which you demonstrate with your usual zest, Charles: bravo!

I love these Pipeorgans Charles. Loved your explanation I think my favorite sound is Diapason. I think it is all beautiful and have played the pipe organ in our church all by ear of course but I also used the pedals root and 5th played lord of the dance. No mistakes to my knowledge I was only 11 years old at the time. TRMAN CLARK was the organist at the time and sat in the Choir while I played and when I was finished with the Hymn, He said to me don't come back until you know how to play. LOL Jealous I think. Cos he had to study and I didn't and did just as good a job as he would have. As I mentioned I also used accurate bass pedals as I already had knowledge of root and 5th. LOL That is my story and I'm sticking to it I hope you had a laugh. However I too have a channel here on KZread and I play the Genos2. So I still can't read notes and I am challenged every day by the recording aspects and sound. Do I use reverb or not in my voice. I like it but other professionals don't like reverb too much. They say I have a nice voice and I don't need reverb. Anyway. I got sidetracked I loved your display I loved the horn you used at around 8:50 minutes in the video. It is a fantastic organ and you are also a wonderful organist. Wish I had your skills but now at the young age of 66 almost 67 next month I am still playing by ear. Join me for a train ride on KZread. LOL you might have fun fasten your seatbelt. See you next time Charles. Are you the church organist here in this church or elsewhere? Also, I wanted to add I love Theatrical organs as well. They are amazing. The Genos2 has all of these sounds and more it is unbelievable too. $7000.00 you could own one yourself. Take Care Charles I enjoyed the video so much. BRAVO. I loved the last bit where I hear you actually play AMAZING. I can tell where your heart is always.🌹❤🎼🎹🎵🎶🎵🎶🎹OH I loved the Bells and the chimes. GREAT LITTLE SHOW THANK YOU BOTH!

All mechanical action.

@Charles-Reardon

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I love this organ. It’s a beautiful blend of the French and Italian organ building schools. The reeds are bold and fiery,the principals are clear and vibrant, the flutes are bright and ringing and the bass is strong,smooth and rumbling. This organ is a perfect example of fine organ building and tonal structure.