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Uploaded by on Oct 4, 2009

One of a series of videos where Dr. Szeremany discusses and plays ELPC's Aeolian Skinner organ. In this piece, Szeremany continues his discussion of the organ's sounds and pipes, discussing how individual sounds can be combined to affect moods, and features of ELPC's organ that make it the unique instrument.

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  • when i think organ sound i think of the trumpet section

  • i want him as my grandpa

  • kinda like Mr Rodgers :)

  • Should I ever travel that way, I would very much like to stop by. I've placed it on my list of places to visit. I love the french horn and oboe, they sound wonderful. Thanks for sharing! 

  • i´l just love the string section and orchestral oboe...and i drummer..!

    

  • This guy really knows what he's talking about!

  • I want to play too!

  • ..the string section of these A-S organs are the best to be heard. G. Donald Harrison, with his creation of the "American Classic Organ", was the epistle of organ building.

  • Play middle "C" with the default 8' principle tone, then use a 4' principle tone on the same key to get the results an octave higher. the Pedal Division is an octave lower in the 8' tone at middle "C" of the pedalboard.

  • So you can switch up or down an octave without moving your fingers

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