Porrentruy organ, Benjamin Righetti plays Bach/Vivaldi concerto, BWV 596

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[Analogicus]

Bill,

So good of you to pass on to us these enjoyable sounds and performances. Much thanks to you, and to the performers, of course.

Analogicus

[John Watt]

Analogicus! It's nice to see that your reply here is enjoyable and sophisticated,
because when I see your name I get anxious, even a little perturbed, and that's why I'm looking here.
In the early 80's I had a Yahama rack-mount echo unit, all analog.
It was a good used deal from a friend who knew I would use it onstage, not in his studio.
I was filling in for a family country band, playing in a Legion Hall in Fonthill,
when it was stolen as I was packing up to go. It turned out that one of the hard rock nephews took it.
I never got it back.
My new micro-digital, half-rack BOSS echo units might do more, but that Yamaha had a nicer sound.
And the knobs weren't so small, easier to use onstage, set up on top of my amp.

I could comment about the organ and organist here,
but I'll just say I'm still not sure if I had one keyboard,
would it have wood-grain keys or ivory, I'm still not sure.
I don't think I've ever seen an all wood-grain piano or keyboard.

[Ella Beck]

Thanks for posting - what a fabulous sound.