Organ videos of Martin and his music 

Videos shown below include tracks from Martin's organ CD "Cardboard Cathedral Organ Capers". This was recorded on the Rodgers' digital Infinity organ in the Christchurch Cardboard Cathedral, New Zealand.  Others include extracts recorded in the Christchurch Town Hall, (New Zealand) France, Italy,  and Germany.

Martin's Wedding March Extraordinaire, which marries several different tunes into the more conventional Wager and Mendelssohn marches typically chosen by brides.  We're waiting for the first bride and groom to want it played at their wedding...
The photos are by Jenny Setchell and are shots of the Cardboard Cathedral (more officially called the  Transitional Cathedral)

Fauré's beautiful Sicilienne, played on the Rodger's Infinity organ in the "Cardboard Cathedral" of Christchurch, is paired with images of the newly built Transitional  Cathedral after the earthquakes in 2010 and 2011  all-but destroyed the former stone cathedral in the Square.

Accompanied visually by photos of New Zealand. Martin plays the so-called Arioso from Concerto no 5 by Bach, on the Rodger's organ in the Cardboard Cathedral, Christchurch.

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Live in concert, In Riddagshausen, Braunschweig, German, Martin plays his arrangement of Bach's Badinerie. 

Macquaire was a pupil of Widor but he died aged only 33, having written one organ symphony. A live performance in St Augustin, Paris by Martin Setchell of  the last few minutes of the the 1st movement of that symphony. 

Martin plays Marco lo Muscio's Vision from Minas Tirith, recorded live during the Rome International Summer Organ festival of 2013

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Finale  from Sonatina for Organ and Trumpet by Hans Uwe Hielscher, recorded live in the Christchurch Town Hall

The famous Sortie in Eb by Lefébure-Wély, with shots taken inside the Rieger organ in the Christchurch Town Hall. 

One of Martin's most popular compositions, the Toccata on Joy to the World, from his "Three-Piece Suite", recorded here on the Rieger organ in the Christchurch Town Hall.