It was founded by me, David Boos, and my wife Olga Minkina, and we're driven by the urge to promote great music, as well as great instruments. Listening to an organ live is a special physical experience. It is nigh impossible to recreate this experience in an audio recording, and even if, you'll need a very expensive stereo to experience it. When part of that experience is lost, so is part of the
fascination. While video cannot make up for the loss in audio, it can bring us closer to the instrument, and - in combination with the audio - make us feel as if we are present in that room, looking over the shoulder of the organist while he or she is playing. That way, we believe, we can give people the opportunity to get a glimpse of what it means to be at such an instrument. For all those, that live too far away to visit such an instrument themselves, but also to encourage those that live close enough to come by and experience the instrument first hand. We quickly realized, that this is a new passion for us, to find new ways of sharing organ music with as many people as possible. We're not reinventing the wheel, there are other videos of organs out there, but we strive to reach for the highest standards. We might not have the technical means yet to do so, but we're working on it and we're persistent. We do not compromise when it comes to our artistic integrity, nor do we compromise when it comes to the instrument. But we do believe that the organ and the music belonging to it, has so much quality to offer, that there are plenty of people out there we can reach with our videos. Please SUBSCRIBE to our channel and or newsletter and visit our website http://www.mengeliciousmoments.com to find more background info, articles and other content, as well as an explanation of the word "Mengelicious". We hope you enjoy our videos and wish you plenty of "Mengelicious Moments" while doing so!
