What a beautiful, gentle performance. Now others sound mechanical by comparison.

Sweet

Stunning. Just beautiful.

While a war horse no tune is Obsolete. Just personal attitudes and mundane disparaging comments becoming cumbersome and out of place. IMHO

"Obsolete" psalm and hymn tunes also have a nostalgic resonance which lives in our hearts and - who knows? - may be "rediscovered" and become fashionable in the mainstream again. But Bourdon8 was probably just being satirical and no harm in that.

Inaccurate title, as it's the second movement from the symphony, not the entire symphony itself. Otherwise, a fine arrangement of the work.

Nicely done, but the RH is too forward and needs something sweeter & more gentle to better balance the soft LH and pedal stops.

originally this fragment from Carnival of the Animals is written for 2 pianos and cello. Probably the Cigne is the only fragment of the 14-piece cycle published in time of Saint Saens and allowed for publical performance by the compositor.

A near perfect performance, but I do wish the chorale theme was on a slightly softer and sweeter stop.

Not to object to Brian's comment above, as I hear the solo stop(s) I do believe the solo to be coming from a combination of two or more stops. I do hear the ensemble of all stops to be perfectly balanced and transparent. It is much to my liking for which I thank the organ builder and certainly the performing artist.

What a grand and uplifting track! Love it!