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Interesting video of making of Gert Van Hoef's first CD..rest DVD's

wljmrbill

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little long almost 20 minutes but an added incite into preparation,recording . Enjoy..I did? nice scenery.
 
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branchporter

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Gert's popularity on YouTube is remarkable. I just checked - he has 219 videos which have been viewed 7,687,696 times. At present, his channel has 9,440 subscribers. YouTube has made it possible for this 20 year old to be, perhaps, among the most listened to organists of all times.
https://www.youtube.com/user/gertrw/videos
 

branchporter

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Ha ha - How many organists have done push ups on the steps of a church where they were playing? (At end of video, after the photo shoots)

Oh to be young again!
 
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