Oops! Excuse me. It does prove that a good pipe organ produces more wonderful sounds that an electronic instrument despite modern sampling techniques. After all, it's the electronic versions that try to emulate the classical instruments not vice versa. More please.
Another beauty, dear Wayne, I love it hear you play this wonderful organ. I used to play the churchorgan when I was 14 years young, so I always feel familiar to the sounds, and you play lovely!
Roeleke (of the channel bluesbloes also, twirretwarre is my mainchannel)
i play these now and then when i have trouble getting to sleep.......its so peace full....and calming.......i just close my eyes......and away i go......
Amazing gorgeous sounds. The "organ purists" are probably turning in their grave. LOL The rest of us are enjoying life and this video. Thanks. Didn't Ernest Skinner buy out Steere in the 1920's?
Yes, Skinner bought out Steere in the 20's - don't know the year. Skinner ran Steere as a separate company for about a year. Then they brought it into the fold as a separate Skinner factory. For a time organs being built there had the Skinner name but were essentially Steere organs.
Much of the great Skinner at Woolsey Hall, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA is Steere (1915 major enlargement of 1902 Hutchings). Final expansion to the Skinner instrument at Yale we know today was in 1929.
That is quite amazing! Are you seeking funds to have the Echo rebuilt or is that on the back burner at this point? Would be nice to maybe add a 32' reed (Ophicleide) maybe.
To the right of the video, click "more info" - it will open up a lot more info with the full specification of the organ. Thanks for viewing and your comments.
The Vox on our organ is in the Echo division. The Vox and Echo division are in need of rebuilding. The Vox is "ailing" but most of the Echo is still functional. Quite amazing considering that the organ is 90 years old and the Echo has never been rebuilt and never releathered.
very, very nice
shydmples 9 months ago
@shydmples
Thanks for viewing and your kind comment.
Greetings from NJ.
Cheers,
Wayne
joenwayne 9 months ago
Beautiful
HT1313 10 months ago
@HT1313
Thank you!
joenwayne 10 months ago
Oops! Excuse me. It does prove that a good pipe organ produces more wonderful sounds that an electronic instrument despite modern sampling techniques. After all, it's the electronic versions that try to emulate the classical instruments not vice versa. More please.
Martinmartyboy 1 year ago
Forgive me if I am mistaken but surely this is an electronic 'classical' organ and not a 'pipe' organ?
Martinmartyboy 1 year ago
@Martinmartyboy You are most mistaken but forgiven. It is 100% real pipe organ. Greetings to you in the UK from New Jersey, USA.
joenwayne 1 year ago
Another beauty, dear Wayne, I love it hear you play this wonderful organ. I used to play the churchorgan when I was 14 years young, so I always feel familiar to the sounds, and you play lovely!
Roeleke (of the channel bluesbloes also, twirretwarre is my mainchannel)
Twirretwarre 1 year ago
Hello Roeleke,
Thanks for viewing and your kind comments.
All the best,
Wayne
joenwayne 1 year ago
i play these now and then when i have trouble getting to sleep.......its so peace full....and calming.......i just close my eyes......and away i go......
Great Videos......
Viperflame08 2 years ago 2
Thanks for your kind comments and for viewing.
Greetings to you in Australia from New Jersey, USA.
joenwayne 2 years ago
Oh, my goodness, I've never had "When You Wish Upon a Star" bring tears to my eyes. But, this is just beautiful. Thank you.
Gnuso77 3 years ago 4
Thank you for viewing and your kind comments.
joenwayne 3 years ago
I COULDN'T AGREE MORE!
Ratmaster100 2 years ago
This is so nice. Thanks. Your church is very lucky to have someone of your talent and creativity. Keep the videos coming!
pipeorgan4ever 3 years ago 6
Amazing gorgeous sounds. The "organ purists" are probably turning in their grave. LOL The rest of us are enjoying life and this video. Thanks. Didn't Ernest Skinner buy out Steere in the 1920's?
tuttiorgan 3 years ago 5
Yes, Skinner bought out Steere in the 20's - don't know the year. Skinner ran Steere as a separate company for about a year. Then they brought it into the fold as a separate Skinner factory. For a time organs being built there had the Skinner name but were essentially Steere organs.
joenwayne 3 years ago
Much of the great Skinner at Woolsey Hall, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA is Steere (1915 major enlargement of 1902 Hutchings). Final expansion to the Skinner instrument at Yale we know today was in 1929.
joenwayne 3 years ago
Just beautiful ... I always look forward to your latest videos. Thank you for sharing them with us.
gilleyblue 3 years ago 10
You're welcome.
joenwayne 3 years ago
Well done and with a nice sound. Beautiful.
JerzyDude732 3 years ago 10
Thank you.
joenwayne 3 years ago
@JerzyDude732
you got that right!
Ratmaster100 10 months ago
That is quite amazing! Are you seeking funds to have the Echo rebuilt or is that on the back burner at this point? Would be nice to maybe add a 32' reed (Ophicleide) maybe.
CoutureOrganiste 3 years ago 10
Echo division rebuilding/releathering is just one part of a whole organ project under discussion.
joenwayne 3 years ago
*JUST* LOVELY! :O
:::knees buckle:::
~Cindy! :)
CindyBradyTooh 3 years ago 9
Thank you.
joenwayne 3 years ago
Wounderfuly done. What is this organ? nice
sound.
gedeck4foot 3 years ago 10
To the right of the video, click "more info" - it will open up a lot more info with the full specification of the organ. Thanks for viewing and your comments.
joenwayne 3 years ago
I would love to hear the Vox Humana sometime. One of my favourite stops.
CoutureOrganiste 3 years ago 8
The Vox on our organ is in the Echo division. The Vox and Echo division are in need of rebuilding. The Vox is "ailing" but most of the Echo is still functional. Quite amazing considering that the organ is 90 years old and the Echo has never been rebuilt and never releathered.
joenwayne 3 years ago