I have been an admirer (and absentee student) of Karosi's for some years. One will hardly hear better. To hear his playing must surely be almost to hear what most any baroque organist worth his salt could sit down and invent off the top his mind at the drop of a hat. It's astounding to us to realise that Bach didn't have to 'compose' the likes of 'The Wedge' - he could sit down and improvise it out of thin air. And numerous others of his and previous generations could do almost-but-not-quite as well. And we XXIst century mortals? We take weeks, months, and sometimes years to learn what they bothered to write down. Is it any wonder, then, the quality and quantity of music that flowed from the pens of these men every week, month, or year?