Gaston Bélier: Toccata in d minor

Daniel Oberzaucher plays "Toccata" by Gaston Bélier on the great organ of the St. Leonhards church in Feldbach (Austria). The organ was built by Mathis in the year of 2013 and has 46 stops. There are 3 special stops: Glockenspiel, Cymbelstern and Weingartmann. The "Weingartmann" are Wind Chimes. If you have a good Audio system you can clearly hear the 32' starting at 3:50. Disposition: I Hauptwerk C–c4 1. Principal 16' 2. Praestant 8' 3. Flauto 8' 4. Gambe 8' 5. Octave 4' 6. Flöte 4' 7. Quinte 2 2/3' 8. Doublette 2' 9. Mixtur IV-V 2' 10. Cymbel III 1' 11. Cornet V 8' 12. Trompete 8' Glockenspiel II Positiv C–c4 13. Principal 8' 14. Gedackt 8' 15. Octave 4' 16. Rohrflöte 4' 17. Sesquialtera II 2 2/3' 18. Octave 2' 19. Larigot 1 1/3' 20. Scharf III-IV 1 1/3' 21. Krummhorn 8' Tremulant Cymbelstern Weingartmann III Schwellwerk C–c4 22. Bourdon 16' 23. Diapason 8' 24. Bourdon 8' 25. Salicional 8' 26. Voix céleste 8' 27. Principal 4' 28. Flûte traversière 4' 29. Dolce 4' 30. Nasard 2 2/3' 31. Cor de nuit 2' 32. Tierce 1 3/5' 33. Plein jeu IV-V 2 2/3' 34. Bombarde 16' 35. Trompette harmonique 8' 36. Basson Hautbois 8' 37. Clairon 4' Tremulant Pedal C–g1 38. Untersatz 32’ 39. Principalbass 16’ 40. Subbass 16’ 41. Octavbass 8’ 42. Gedecktbass 8’ 43. Choralbass 4’ 44. Mixtur IV 2 2/3’ 45. Posaune 16' 46. Trompete 8'