Pipe Organ, "Aria", G. F. Handel

[talss56]

Wonderful!

What is the exact name of this piece?

And where can I get the sheet of it?

Thanks a lot :)!

[jimbo5009]

Excellent ! This piece used to be used every time on the Home Service (now Radio 4in the UK ) as the intro . for thought for the day . Greetings from sunny Somerset .

[joenwayne]

@jimbo5009

Thanks for viewing and your kind words.

Greeting to you in Somerset, UK, from New Jersey, USA.

Cheers,

Wayne

[DainGerrUsss]

@jimbo5009 Thank you for the beautiful Aria. I have played this numerous times for reflective services, as well as for funerals, and weddings as well. Best wishes !

[joenwayne]

@organist2005 Hi,

The organ does not have a real 32' stop in the pedal.

It is a 32' Resultant that is derived from the 16' Diapason and 10 2/3' Bourdon.

Thanks for your comments and for viewing.

Greetings to you in Canada from New Jersey, USA.

Kind regards,

Wayne

[TheOrganKid]

Fantastic

[joenwayne]

@TheOrganKid Thanks for your kind comment and for viewing. Greetings to you in the UK from New Jersey, USA.

[ChrissysVideokids]

5 ***** Is this Guilmant???

[joenwayne]

Thanks for rating and viewing.

This is my own arrangement of the Händel "Aria".

Grüße zu Ihnen in Deutschland von New Jersey, USA.

[Jackal8825]

Where can I find the score for this song, so my organist can play it for my wedding? What is the complete title i.e. Concerto, Op # and such. Thanks!

[joenwayne]

Information to the right of the video. Most organists will have this in their library, usually in a collection.

Thanks for viewing.

[dopeju]

I'm from Brazil. Very nice interpretation. Fantástica, maravilhosa and celestial.

Thanks, obrigado

Dorival

[joenwayne]

Hello Dorival,

Thank you for viewing and your kind comments.

As saudações a você em Brasil de Nova Jersey, EUA.

Kind regards,

Wayne

[zeebuge]

This piece was played at my wedding over 20 years ago you play it with so much emotion.

[joenwayne]

Thanks for viewing and your kind comments.

Congratulations on 20 years.

Greetings to you in the UK from NJ, USA.

[wimniewenhuijs]

Brilliant playing this organ! Handel my fav.

Greetings from Holland. Wim.

[joenwayne]

Thankd for your comments and for viewing.

Groet van NJ, USA naar u in Nederland.

[RomydeJesus]

Excelente.

Very nice.

Romy

[joenwayne]

Thanks for viewing and your comments.

[joe22twentytoo]

beautiful. . . wonderful

[joenwayne]

Thank you!

[cornwall59]

Hello  Wayne that was just Heavenly,i have this in a OUP Wedding album.

[joenwayne]

Hi David,

Thanks. It's a very versatile work - weddings/preludes.

Cheers,

Wayne

[organEd]

Wayne,

That is absolutely beautiful and contemplative. You sure have a way of wresting out every ounce of emotion from a piece. I loved it!

[joenwayne]

Hi Ed,

Thank you!

Wayne

[joenwayne]

Thank you.

[advisorC101]

Love those Steere stops, Now I really want to learn this.

[joenwayne]

Thank you. Greetings from the US to the UK.

[fluteceleste]

ethereal sounds of great romance...heavenly!

[joenwayne]

Thank you Stefan.

[djbjr1130]

I would like an example of the sounds from the Gross Flute, Aeoline, Quintadena, and Muted Viole w/ Celeste.

[joenwayne]

Muted Viole w/ Celeste (Echo) is coupled to the Choir so when I'm playing on the Choir it is part of the sound. The Gross Flute is what you hear at 1:26 when I have the melody on the Great.

Thanks for viewing and your request. Greetings from NJ to MA.

[djbjr1130]

the Gross Flute certainly doesn't sound like a hooting Tibia Plena like on my instrument.

[CindyBradyTooh]

Absolutely lovely! :D

~Cindy! :)

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[joenwayne]

Thank you!

[joenwayne]

Thank you for your comments and for viewing.

[pertencoacristo]

COOL... VERY COOL!

[joenwayne]

Thank you for your comments and for viewing.

As saudações de Nova Jersey, EUA a Brasil.