Yes I felt the energy. Not heard him play for so long. And his repertoire is/was phenomenal

Carlo, we miss you. Thank You, for contribution to our musical lives. We and the world are less because of your absence. Rest in peace.

Ahhh bless Carlo the Festing variations and the tweeting birds: always makes me smile. Such a dear man as well as a fantastic player. Got to know him and miss him terribly always had time for you and was a brilliant ambassador dor the instrument with an infestious enthusiasm. What I loved is that he didn’t hog the show. At Cathedrals and big shows he performed with the resident musicians and choirs and got them involved plus audience.The atmosphere was always terrific. At Rochester he couldn’t get up to the organ as he was so big at the time so he was on his Allen and Roger Sayer Duetted on the cathedral organ it was brilliant.

00:04 - C.H.H.Parry: "Jerusalem" 03:40 - M.C.Festing: Largo, Allegro & Variations 09:47 - E.Elgar: Nimrod 15:37 - R.Vaughan Williams: Prelude on 'Rhosymedre' 19:33 - G.Burgon: "Nunc Dimittis" E.Elgar: Sonata in G 24:15 - I. Allegro maestoso 32:32 - II. Allegretto 36:59 - III. Andanto espressivo 43:38 - IV. Presto (comodo) 49:27 - J.P.Sousa: The Liberty Bell

Please, when was this priceless treasure performed ? At 86 & counting I feel so privileged to be still on God's earth and sat at my desk in the very room where Carlo slumbered often, so peacefully in those past halcyon times.. My three kids worshipped their big brother ! Rest In Peace Carlo, Neil Shaw.

From Colne, in Lancashire, Adrian shaw says, carlo displays the finest qualities and talents of humanity.

Bravo maestro,RIP

49:27 - And now for something completely different.......

wonderful to see Carlo play this difficult piece without a registrant running to and fro.

Where?