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5:08

1 week ago

Mulet, "Thou Art the Rock" Calvary Church

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1:58

3 months ago

Bombardes of Albi Cathedral organ

One of the most exciting organs of the world . . . sending shivers down one's spine.

A visit to an organ recital in Albi Cathedral is recommended ...

latribe • 101,414 views

cb77305 commented:

@latribe I believe that lower pitch is called "Chorton"
2:25

4 months ago

Dialogue - Jean Francois Dandrieu (Organ)

I am playing the organ since February now, so I guess I kinda had to upload this video as it is one of my latest completed pieces.

Just to let you...

Hutti94 • 658 views

cb77305 commented:

I guess I meant if is a reed-type stop. They are generally very gruff in their sound. Beautiful playing.
10:42

5 months ago

JS Bach Concerto in d minor Bwv 596 after A. Vivaldi .wmv

JS Bach Concerto in d minor Bwv 596 after A. Vivaldi

(andante)-grave

fuga

largo e spiccato

(finale)

Ton Koopman, at the Organ (Schnitger) of Ma...

micangess • 21,123 views

cb77305 commented:

Thanks, Kantor72 for following up on my comment.
14:16

7 months ago

J. S. Bach - Passacaglia in do minore BWV 582

Performed by Gabriele Corniani on 124 stops digital organ

April 2002

GabrieleCorniani • 1,845 views

cb77305 commented:

Good call - That's either the Holy Trinity organ or the Holly Ghost organ in Ottoeuren. I think it's the smaller HG organ.
5:45

8 months ago

Rule Britannia - Last night of the Proms

Possibly the most British song ever written: "Rule Britannia!".

Composed by Thomas Arne in 1740 this tune was originally part of a "masque", a baro...

Zeobit • 324,726 views

cb77305 commented:

It should also be noted that it was those wave-ruling Brits that hunted down and sank the fearsome Bismark - made possible with a 20-year-obsolete bi-plane - the Fairey Swordfish torpedo bomber.
6:44

8 months ago

Rule Britannia - Last Night of the Proms 2008

Bryn Terfel (bass-baritone) sings Rule Britannia during Last Night of the Proms '08, inside the Royal Albert Hall. Sir Roger Norrington conducts t...

RupertJones • 911,865 views

cb77305 commented:

I have an LP of LNOTP from the middle 70's - never before heard a crowd sing loud enough overpower the organ. Grand stuff!
5:06

8 months ago

Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance Marches, No. 2

Something that desperately needs to be on Youtube. The second march is like an appetizer, but it has a nice rhythm.

The second is the shortest and...

Dracorex13 • 103,493 views

cb77305 commented:

Re: "Marches, by definition, are to be played at a walking pace,..." - when played by an orchestra in a concert setting it's more than OK to vary the tempo and dynamics.
2:37

9 months ago

THX 1138 (George Lucas, 1971)

Together with "2001: A space odissey" (Stanley Kubrick, 1968) and "Alien" (Ridley Scott, 1979) is one of the 3 best sci-fi movie ever. Almost 40 ye...

stefanobrandini • 59,869 views

cb77305 commented:

Get Bach's St. Matthew Passion from the library - the opening chorus is played here - probably about that third of it. The closing chorus is also just beautiful. I recommend the Klemperer-conducted recording.
8:38

10 months ago

The Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra

Second half of Simon Rattle conducting the Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra by Benjamin Britten.

BenedictHickson • 263,947 views

cb77305 commented:

Orch. of the City of Birmingham?
7:43

10 months ago

British Slang

British Slang Explored.

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FunnyPranks • 249,065 views

cb77305 commented:

what does it mean to "buy on the never-and-never"? Thanks in advance.
5:27

1 year ago

G.F. Handel - Org koncerto op4. no1 - 3-4 ☆ robotech

Georg Friedrich HANDEL - Op4 Nr1 (Organ Concerto) Org Koncertosu 3, 4 ncu bolumler, Munchener Bach Orchester, Karl Richter 1971 Germany

robotech3 • 29,402 views

cb77305 commented:

I love this final movement of the op.4 #1 - my favorite of all Haendel's organ concerti - beautifully done.
5:03

1 year ago

Toccata in F-dur (BuxWV 157) D. Buxtehude (1637-1707) - Gerard de Wit, organist

Gerard de Wit bespeelt het Hoofdorgel in de Laurenskerk te Rotterdam

Toccata in F-dur (incl Fuga) (BuxWV 157) D. Buxtehude (1637-1707)

bmreedijk • 5,278 views

cb77305 commented:

Marco - maybe if he took advantage of the long die-away time and didn't play quite so legato - slower with more rests to let the church do its part.
5:44

1 year ago

Toccata & Fuge in F by Buxtehude BuxWV 157

Just some practicing in the church of Charlottenlund, Norway.

The organ is a Marcussen and Son (Denmark) from 1986.

Great:

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Chimney Flute...

jovnad • 8,343 views

cb77305 commented:

Wonderful die-away time in the church. Perfectly suited for that Buxtehude.
3:55

1 year ago

Rachmaninoff Prelude in g minor op. 23 #5 HQ

Live in Seoul. Encore #3. Please come to my recital debut in Royal Albert Hall in London if you want to hear this Prelude live :-) It;s June 19th 2012

ValentinaLisitsa • 2,085,650 views

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2:46

1 year ago

Britten: The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra / Rattle · Berliner Philharmoniker

Full-length concert at http://www.digitalconcertha...

Benjamin Britten: The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (Variations and F...

BerlinPhil • 110,603 views

cb77305 commented:

Always an electrifying moment when Purcell's theme, now in a major key, comes up out of the crash of the gong. Wish the percussionists were shown at that time.
4:20

1 year ago

Elgar - Nimrod (from "Enigma Variations")

Daniel Barenboim with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, opening the 1997 season at Carnegie Hall in this gorgeously performed dedication to the recen...

medpiano • 1,461,270 views

cb77305 commented:

I think the point here is the incredibly beautiful music - entirely devoid of politics. The harmonies, suspensions, modulations - all combine to make this is a wonderful experience.
2:21

1 year ago

Glenn Gould plays Bach Prelude in C Major

Glenn Gould plays Bach's Prelude in C Major from the Well Tempered Clavier book 1.

I really like how Gould interpreted this piece.

OverFjell • 269,927 views

cb77305 commented:

This'll be the Steinway CD 318
3:19

1 year ago

Chopin - Waltz in C sharp minor op.64 no.2 - Lorin Hollander

lorin hollander plays chopin's waltz in c sharp minor in 1959.

taiasthegoth • 33,596 views

cb77305 commented:

Your "too fast" comment is right on: I saw him in the early 60s play Beethoven's 5th piano concerto in Detroit - where he finished before the orchestra!
10:33

1 year ago

Komm Süsser Tod (Come Sweet Death) - J S Bach

A version in homage to Virgil Fox's epic recording!

Created with Peter Ewer's Cavaille-Coll organ samples. Hence some artificiality

Verse 1 - Fo...

ldk1609 • 50,565 views

cb77305 commented:

Does anyone know if there a Busoni transcription? I have his for the d-minor Chaconne. Busonni must've had huge hands because I cannot stretch some of the chords.
3:38

1 year ago

J.S Bach 'Prelude and Fugue in G major' Bwv 550 (Fugue)

Here is the Fugue!

Prelude to follow soon.

Played on a Johannus Sweelink opus 20 By Robert Goldfinch.

thelord2000 • 9,604 views

cb77305 commented:

I've read that Bach championed the use of the thumb in keyboard playing - especially when transferring from one manual to another.
5:14

1 year ago

Rigaudon, Andre Campra www.thejoyofmusic.org

Organist Diane Bish talks about some of the unusual features of the Silbermann organ at Ebermunster Abbey in Ebermunster, France, then plays Campra...

bishfan • 17,931 views

cb77305 commented:

bishfan - what a site! Thank-you for posting that. So, has the restoration changed the utility - or lack thereof - of the stop drawbars? As Mz, Bish found them a player would require an assistant to make mid-piece changes. Walter Kraft certainly loved this instrument - by his rapturous commen...
4:42

1 year ago

Alessandro Marcello - Adagio in D minor

Alessandro Marcello - Concerto for oboe and strings - 2nd movement - Adagio - in D minor.

Oboe played by Derek Wickens.

Royal Philharmonic Orchest...

Wobuzowatsj • 306,704 views

cb77305 commented:

The best recording ever is Pierre Pierlot on Erato - probably 40 years old. His freeform embellishments raise this recording to #1 IMHO.
0:36

1 year ago

Bach "Magnificant" opening on piccolo trumpet

recording some of my practice session.

bethper • 3,620 views

cb77305 commented:

That's "Magnificat" - minus the "n".
1:24

1 year ago

Badinerie - J.S. Bach played by Alan MacDonald, Piccolo Trumpet

Alan MacDonald plays Badinerie by J.S. Bach on Piccolo Trumpet. See www.alanensemble.com

trpt55 • 6,273 views

cb77305 commented:

Nobody seems to have commented on the tuba in the background.

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