Opus 3 Tour

This video shows a brief tour of my almost finished Opus 3. See my website for more information www.rwgiangiulio.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• pipe
• organ
• contintuo
• wood
• homemade
• musical instruments

[hartleymartin]

I love your work. I'm now getting rather keen to attempt something like this myself! Just after you say that you are no organist... what is that piece of music that you play? It sounds like a nice piece that I might use as a post-lude on my college chapel organ (3-rank, 1 man 56keys + ped 20 notes).

[raphig]

@hartleymartin Noël X: Grand jeu et Duo by Louis-Claude Daquin

[Noah12278]

Did you ever write your own songs for your own organs?

[raphig]

@Noah12278 I written some short tidbits but I'm not a composer.

[CoolNick107]

Is this organ portable? I think that you said that it will be via handles on the sides. That is awesome! A very nice instrument.

[raphig]

@CoolNick107 Yes. The organ disassembles into two units that can be easily moved by two people. The base unit has wheels so the whole organ can be moved on a flat surface fully assembled.

[MrMichaelmusicman]

Hi, thank you very much for posting!  Great!

[BubbyStupidhand]

How much are you asking for this organ and the Opus 2, if you don't mind me asking.

[enziflex]

Beautiful work and sound.

[4iwilllive]

you can build the tabernacle organ

[issueagent]

I can barely hear the blower!

[rodneyjantzi]

Thank you for sharing this (and all your videos) - I am now convinced that I should continue from the trial pipes I had made to the next phase, and start making my opus #1...