This will be a failure here. I'm sure of it.....

[Jen]

as low-brow as this place is.

But I loved it so I'm posting it anyway. The cool thing is that the music moves along for you so you can follow along with the person playing.
Hint to following along successfully: Follow the bass notes. They move along more slowly and are easier to follow. When there aren't any base notes, the "bu-bu-buhhh" repetitions are pretty easy to follow too.

Here ya go.

 

[Jen]

And for those who want to see his fingers at work........
(note that, imo, the grace note at the end was not well carried out and it was just a tad sloppy in places). Plus. I find it better to remove my shoes while playing the organ. It's important to feel those pedals.

After the first music which is the same piece as my first post, you can hear Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - my all-time favorite (and no doubt yours too if you listen to it).

 

[Tor-Pete-O]

Hah, clearly a novice!

Lol, just kidding of course!

That's incredible actually! Thanks for sharing Jen!

 

[Jen]

Hah, clearly a novice!

Lol, just kidding of course!

That's incredible actually! Thanks for sharing Jen!

Thanks for the comment, Tor.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

as low-brow as this place is.

But I loved it so I'm posting it anyway. The cool thing is that the music moves along for you so you can follow along with the person playing.
Hint to following along successfully: Follow the bass notes. They move along more slowly and are easier to follow. When there aren't any base notes, the "bu-bu-buhhh" repetitions are pretty easy to follow too.

Here ya go.

This is nothing compared to the last movement of Saint-Saens's Organ Symphony.