We found the spiciest Trumpets in the World

We had the chance to visit several organs on the island of Mallorca this week. The legendary Bosch organ from 1765 is one of my favorites in the World! Besides other highlights this organ features the LARGEST existing mixture stop in the World which we'll hear in this video. Another highlight of this organ are the incredible, spicy Spanish trumpets which dominate the whole organ and are absolutely stunning. So much fun to play! I love this organ and was so happy to get back and record on it again. I hope you'll enjoy this tour!

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Paul

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[ManyManyPandas]

I love the sound of the key mechanism as you play. It showcases the very mechanical nature of these old instruments.

[brianwelch]

every stop on this organ is just solid gold

[JMcdon]

Total WOW! I can imagine spending about 72 hours sitting at this marvelous instrument without food. Who needs food when you have this organ.

[danpflugrath]

Without you finding and showcasing these rare organs for us the world would never know about the beautiful music and sounds from these treasures.

[podenco]

This organ is every organist’s dream, I think. It reminds me on the moment I fell in love with old church organs.

Thank you for showing us this stunning organ and ditto church.

[giovannicapelli]

These organ tours are amazing. Thank you.

[MauiTec]

The ammount of power that you must feel playing that thing, !!! incredible!!

[DogFaceMaker]

I've had the opportunity to hear these large church organs only a couple of times. I don't have the words to describe they way they make you feel. Thank you for a behind the scenes look.

[mayanguy]

I love this organ and the church😊😊, thank you for the return visit.😊😊

[michaeldeloatch]

@ 6:50 I too was waiting for some of the ceiling to dislodge and fall around you after that glorious reverberating majesty! Thanks for the tour.

[nicholas_scott]

250 years old, and playable like a modern organ. Built only a few years after Bachs death. Its amazing how the organist sits inside the organ. Seems like it would be difficult for the organist to follow the service, but I don't think the original builder had the comfort of the organist in mind

[radiorexandy]

'Way back then, those organ builders knew what they were doing for sure! WOW!

[listening]

At 7:00 most amazing sound I ever heard!

[mspg]

Keeps you fit Paul climbing all those stairs. Love the 4 foot. Wow the pedal - not much room to move good thing you are not a large man.

[cyningstan]

Thank you for the organ tour! If I didn't have a favourite Spanish organ before, I think I do now.

[mattajohnsamuel]

❤❤ I just love this organ . The sound is just Thank you Paul ...

[RoydenWilkinson]

Dear Paul, what a fun tour of that beautiful organ! Stunning reeds! You speak my language!💕 Thank you, Royden

[NateDawg]

Was waiting for the stop labeled “Bombarda” since it sounded like it’d be some sick nasty trumpet sounds. It did not disappoint!

[gdebergh]

WHO Paul!!, How did you demonstrate the two meanings of the word "play" so well on this fabulous pipe organ ❤❤❤❤
Certainly difficult for you to leave this very spectacular instrument, bravo dear Paul🎉🎉. Guy

[davidd]

😮😮😮 por favor podrías hacer dos horas seguidas de improvisaciones? con todos los registros/stops? ❤❤❤