phew..the kinda stuff one would miss out on if not subbing someone elses channel! Not that this has anything to do with religion for me (being agnostic)..but hey, incredible musician are incredible musicians. Just imagine the kind TRAINING and commitment that has gone into learning to play such an instrument! Wooouuuhh! to blow your mind!
The Peebles-Herzog Company out of Columbus, OH has several gifted techniticians on staff who do a fine job of maintaining older pipe organ instruments. Their work is first rate, and their pricing is very fair for the quality that they deliver. The care and tuning of older pipe organs is a science, and these folks have mastered that science.
This organ sounds so good, not wooley at all. If this is all original it should encourage more rescues of significant instruments of the '20s and earlier.
It's all in its original configuration pipe wise. The console is pretty much the biggest change. They still have the original console at the front of the church it's in pretty rough shape.
Thanks for writing. Good observation. The pedal pistons (toestuds) and swell shoes are Austin for certain. Stop tablets appear to be Austin, too. But I believe the console was refashioned during the 1995 restoration, hence the different look. Peebles-Herzog of Columbus, Ohio directed the fine rebuilding of this 1920s organ.
I think Peebles-Herzog may have changed the manuals (or at least the coverings) and may have changed the indicators (are those indicators between the top manual and the tablets?). But the console shell is definitely 1920s Austin.
@Fozzymaple The manuals are English, made of wood - much nicer to the touch than plastic. The swell-shade indicators are now LED. The stop tabs are Austin.
Amazing Mr.Frederick Hohman not only plays like this but is a recording engineer and producer!If you ever have the chance to see him in person,do so,you will long remember it!
phew..the kinda stuff one would miss out on if not subbing someone elses channel! Not that this has anything to do with religion for me (being agnostic)..but hey, incredible musician are incredible musicians. Just imagine the kind TRAINING and commitment that has gone into learning to play such an instrument! Wooouuuhh! to blow your mind!
somesortanaughty 8 months ago
The Peebles-Herzog Company out of Columbus, OH has several gifted techniticians on staff who do a fine job of maintaining older pipe organ instruments. Their work is first rate, and their pricing is very fair for the quality that they deliver. The care and tuning of older pipe organs is a science, and these folks have mastered that science.
TheCLPVideos 1 year ago
that looks complicated. And I thought drums were hard, he's also playing with his feet!?
Grasshoppa065 1 year ago
December 1996 :D My first Xmas...
issueagent 1 year ago
what kind of action is this organ, is it tracker, pneumatic, or electric
mystifier78 2 years ago
Get a load of that footwork. Once again, Mr. Hohman impresses me with great music, which, for some reason, I've never heard before! :D
codeman2008 2 years ago
This organ sounds so good, not wooley at all. If this is all original it should encourage more rescues of significant instruments of the '20s and earlier.
wurlitzer3 2 years ago
It's all in its original configuration pipe wise. The console is pretty much the biggest change. They still have the original console at the front of the church it's in pretty rough shape.
jpwsml 2 years ago
kinda interesting looking for an Austin Console, doesn't quite look like Austin.
Fozzymaple 3 years ago
Thanks for writing. Good observation. The pedal pistons (toestuds) and swell shoes are Austin for certain. Stop tablets appear to be Austin, too. But I believe the console was refashioned during the 1995 restoration, hence the different look. Peebles-Herzog of Columbus, Ohio directed the fine rebuilding of this 1920s organ.
midnightpipes 3 years ago
I think Peebles-Herzog may have changed the manuals (or at least the coverings) and may have changed the indicators (are those indicators between the top manual and the tablets?). But the console shell is definitely 1920s Austin.
Fozzymaple 3 years ago
@Fozzymaple The manuals are English, made of wood - much nicer to the touch than plastic. The swell-shade indicators are now LED. The stop tabs are Austin.
jbutler303 4 months ago
Just wonderful..!
KnightGarter 3 years ago
Amazing Mr.Frederick Hohman not only plays like this but is a recording engineer and producer!If you ever have the chance to see him in person,do so,you will long remember it!
iamrepete 3 years ago
Riveting as usual. Best pipemeister on YouTube and thanks for sharing so much of your work. Keep it coming!
eat911t 3 years ago
Stupendous! Bravo!
accousticdecay 3 years ago