Your demonstrations are informative, interesting and varied - the icing on the cake is that each stop and all registrations are named, as this really helps the memory!

After listening to this for about three times, I love this amazing organ. Your demonstration is wonderful. Reminds me of the Northern Germany organ in Basedow. Germany.

This is a real gem: compliments to the Richards & Fowkes firm!

What a sublime artist you are, Dr. Karosi. Thank you for such an artistic and improvised demonstration!

Over the years I have heard the world's greatest organists, but you have a special genius that I have never come across before. Amazing!

Masterly demonstration of a magnificent instrument! Thanks!!😃😃👍👍

Excellent! Wonderful! Beautiful!!! Thanks!

Wonderful videos...... and I spent 10 days, in July, with a new friend, walking all over the beautiful city of Budapest, then Szentendre, and Godollo! Unfortunately I heard no Hungarian pipe organs...... hopefully next trip! Thanks for these great sounds!

Great balance on a smaller organ. Immediacy of the pipes speech was very apparent. And serves the instrument and the acoustic well. Thanks for making this video Balint!

Beautiful organ! Thanks for sharing!

What an amazing spec this organ has! And you have demonstrated it to perfection! Thank you! The Pedal Organ has an amazing pair of reeds as well as the two flues. It's a tracker?

Quality! Thank you, sir.

Świetny instrument

One type of pipe design I haven't heard mentioned - let alone heard - is the 16' Open Wood - Haskelled! There used to be a sample of this design at J.W.Walker's when their factory was in Ruislip. Essentially the open 16' is much less than 16' in speaking length and the lower sound created/formed by the insertion of a stopped-at-one-end metal pipe hung from the top end. I can remember no more than this. Who was Mr. Haskell? At that time Walkers were involved in the rebuild of Holy Trinity Brompton, London (and St.Matthew's Northampton) which included a stopped chimney flute designed by the same person as designed the organ in the Royal Festival Hall. The chimney slid up and down the outside of the flue and used felt cupped around the bottom of the chimney. The scaling of this stop was large diameter - but I imagine tuning it was a bit difficult due to the close fit and need to get at both sides in order to attack it!

I really like the bright trumpet sound of the Trömpet 8', Nasard 3' and Spitzflote 4'.

Is there a Tremulant to go with the Vox Humana? I recall tuning the 5 manual in Doncaster Parish church (UK) - and I used to sneak in there at dead of night and play the Vox Humana with Tremulant - very eerie indeed!

Excellent demonstration. 👏What other organs are on your list for 2020? Can’t wait to see what’s in store for the future

Great!

Nagyon Szép!Köszönöm Szépen!

REALLY enjoy your videos! Is this the instrument you'll be playing in recital this coming March? I hope to be there, to hear you play in person...

Good Luck in March!

We have Richards, Fowkes & Co. Op. 17 at Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in Dallas [transfiguration.net/music/]. Are you scheduled to be in the Dallas area any time soon? It would be great to get your comparison of these two RF&Co organs!

To my admittedly uneducated ears, the Vox Humana of this organ sounds like a harpsichord with sustain. :o

Can Bach's WTC be played on pipe organ's? Think so but there much other church music which he wrote.

Gives me a German Baroque vibe

NICE CARPET!!

Beautiful instrument but in this day and age having no combination action is ridiculous. To play a recital you need to have 2 registrants to help you.

A beautiful instrument. But why no Swell Céleste or Pedal Gedecktbass/Bourdon? Not good.