Blaze Away(a. holzmann) sherburn church organ

[Dogsledfan]

I think your version "speaks" much better on this smaller church organ than on the bigger theatre monsters.

[cruddiestcrudever]

I think yes because there's not much of an "echo" or sustain for want of a better word. Sounds a bit more like a carnival organ, wonderful!

[ConacherG0OJF]

Just trying to track this organ down. If it's Sherburn St Hilda's Church, then it's rather a large(7+9+ped) 2-manual Conacher organ with an ornate case & a 16' open on the pedal. If I'm right it's registration number with NPOR is N04038.

[gudge8]

hi, no mate sorry ure wrong its not St Hildas....its All Saints...Sherburn-In-Elmet but it does have a 16ft open on the pedal.

[whiskers6]

Fantastic for a church organ you sure made it talk for what it is capable of doing compared to what theater organ can do

[mortonbelcher]

Would you post the specifications (stops and couplers) of this organ?

When you have time, would you favor us with a video of, ahem, more traditional church organ music?

Thanks in advance.

[gudge8]

sorry mate, cant remember the specs of the organ, long time since I played on it. Also I dont actually play much church organ music...as I said in the vid description I am into the theatre organ but have nowhere to practice. I am playing a couple of more traditional tunes (bachs tocatta & fugue in d minor, prelude in g ETC)

[6dave0]

Love this piece of music.Well played ,full of life.

[6dave0]

Love this piece and the way it is played.Full of life.

Cheered me up.

[gudge8]

cheers :)

[contrabombardon]

Very well played!