Interview
Cameron Carpenter and Sarah Willis introduce the organ of the Berlin Philharmonie
Cameron Carpenter at the organ of the Berlin Philharmonie
With artistic ease, he lets his toes and heels dance over the pedals (sometimes simultaneously), while his hands move over the manuals at lightning speed: Cameron Carpenter pushes the limits of what the organ can do in terms of forces of sound and colour. In September 2012, his qualities were revealed in a spectacular concert on the Karl Schuke organ in the Berlin Philharmonie.
Cameron Carpenter
© 2012 Berlin Phil Media GmbH
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