16:50 probably one of the greatest pieces ever written on an organ.

Thank you Anna for this concert - that at least bridges the time until we can see you right in front of us again.

This is just glorious. The many hands of Anna Von H.

I heard this yesterday, literally last day before lockdown. Happy it didn't need to be cancelled. Unfortunately there was last minute change of venue, because the organ she was supposed to play (in Slovak national radio building) had delay in repairs. This way we couldn't see her because of how the church where she played was built. Still, the music more than made up for it. Still, wish she were able to play the National Radio organ, it's the biggest one in the country and acoustics of the place are engineered to perfection.

wish I could have been there, absolutely marvelous.

Thank you Anna. What unique and amazing piece of musical equipment played achingly beautifully.

Эпично. Органично.

I can picture it... "Anna, how's the recording going?" - "I need more pencils!"

I've never seen three people playing one organ at the same time before. I wonder why they didn't use the other organ? I guess this concert was remarkably for a number of reasons. The audience consisted of fifty corpses who had crawled there from the Östra kyrkogården. I said people would kill for those tickets.

🤯🤯🤯👏👏👏👏👏

**{ See'ing-This Performed °LIVE Is a Great Way To See Just ExactLy HOW °CompLicated & °IntricateLy~InvoLved The-PLaying Of Such *{A~MASTERPIECE}* Such As This TruLy-Is ! }** 🏆 €¥£ ^

What did she say at 50:50, please?

@meonar

3 жыл бұрын

She said "Tack så mycket", that is "Thank you very much"

@wneumanjr285

2 жыл бұрын

*( "Thank-You °SO Much" ! ) €¥£ ^

good god, the guy giving the intro goes on for too long (although he seems like a decent chap)

@billyghostal

10 ай бұрын

(8:08) for future listening skippage