Purcell, Processional/Trumpet Tune in D www.thejoyofmusic.org

[godzilloid]

WONDERFUL

[4dHans]

Talk about pipes... Stack em' up high!

[88washme]

I LOVE THE TRUMPETS IM A HUGE FAN OF DIAN BISH AND I HOPE MAYBE SHE CAN GIVE ME SOME POINTERS ON THE ORGAN ONE DAY.

[Chesterbarnes1]

Diane Bish plays with such perfection and clarity.  It thrills my soul to listen to her performances. She a master at the organ.

[Soontobeorganist]

Does anyone have the music for this?

[OPHYCLIDE]

I *think* this might be one of her own compositions. I certainly can't find it in stock at the usual places.

[Soontobeorganist]

Wow...that's too bad because I really like this trumpet tune!

[OPHYCLIDE]

Agreed. I fancy a go at it myself, to be honest.

I suppose it woulnd't be that hard to sit there and work it out, though. I don't like it *that* much though!

[SpFrCh]

It's called "Trumpet Tune, Called the Cebell" by Henry Purcell. It can be found in a book called 'Trumpet Tunes and Other Ayres' -- arranged for organ by O.H. Peasgood (Novello Publishing). It's still available for purchase.

[bert7885]

It's also found in her own book "Diane Bish Wedding Organ Book" Or something along those lines--I got it at Amazon.

[OrganoAeternam]

@Soontobeorganist google search " Dian Bish wedding book" it is in that collection. Its actually what she is reading off of in the video. She used her own book.

[mattbod]

A Diva in all senses, what's with the hissy fit at the end? Nice performance though and yes the Coventry Harrison is a fabulous instrument!

[bishfan]

The cameraman next to her accidentally kicked a cord on the ground making a noise during the fading echo of the piece. She had to redo the piece three times because of noises made throughout the recordings.

[praisethelord333]

the light is to much

[bishfan]

I know. I wish I would have stood in a different location to avoid the bright light.