William Wolstenholme: Lied | Friesach Sampleset, Martinikerk enhancement, Hauptwerk VI

Continuing through his "Album of Organ Pieces," I play William Wolstenholme's "Lied" on the Friesach Samplset. This has been requested, and I was stunned by its beauty and deep emotion - I really enjoyed learning this work and hope you enjoy this recording! William Wolstenholme was born in Lancashire in 1865, and was blind from birth. His musical ability was recognized early -- he studied violin with Elgar and ultimately graduated from Oxford University. After holding several posts in the UK, he toured the USA in the early 1900s and garnered an international reputation as a recitalist, composer, and improviser. This work was published in 1900 by Paxon, and is part of this "Album of Organ Pieces" which contains several other gems! Score: http://bit.ly/3rTDj1Y Friesach is a fantastic set from Piotr Grabowski, and to really bring it to life in my room with surround audio, I use Hauptwerk's virtual accoustic to create a rear perspective (using the Impulse Responses from the Martinikerk, Sonus Paradisi)- this is slightly blended here to enhance the effect. How to:    • Step-by-step: Hauptwerk Mixer, Impulse Res...   System Details: MIDI Console by Content https://www.contentorgans.com/en/ Hauptwerk VI https://www.hauptwerk.com/ Mac Mini, 64GB Ram https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/ Motu Ultralite-mk3 Audio Interface https://motu.com/products/motuaudio/u... Sampleset: Friesach https://piotrgrabowski.pl/friesach Impulse Responses: https://www.sonusparadisi.cz/en/irs.html #hauptwerk