Did you really need to open the program with that outworn Bach piece?? This must not be for people who play or have played pipe organs, or that choice would never have been made.
@WaveGuideStudios2 ай бұрын
The target audience is fourth grade school children, who are mostly unfamiliar with the existence of pipe organs. An abbreviated version of the piece was deliberately chosen as one most likely to be familiar to this particular audience, as a jumping-off point for learning about the instrument.
@psyklone73 ай бұрын
Just curious, what kind of file does this organs computer uses to play back recorded keystrokes, pedals and etc. Is there a specific file extension it uses?
@Hollycb123 ай бұрын
The OG MIDI controller lol
@davidthompson34153 ай бұрын
The organ was the most spiritual part of our church. When the new pastor took over, he had the organ torn out and thrown into the dumpster like common garbage. Totally destroyed 😢 it was a 13 rank very well maintained pipe organ always in perfect tune. The pastor needed space for the Hugh speakers and strobe lights. On the stage he needed space for the guitars, drums and dancers 😢 now we use earplugs to protect our ears from Jesus Christ damage.
@lorenzopischianz76623 ай бұрын
the name of the first piece is "concerto in La minore per due violini (Vivaldi)" or BWV593
@GreyDog06205 ай бұрын
0:44
@psyklone75 ай бұрын
What is that part beginning at 18:45 called?
@psyklone73 ай бұрын
I found it! "Tu Es Petra"
@karatebeate8857 ай бұрын
I'm a 25 yo girl from the other end of the world and I should probably sleep. What a rabbithole that was
@alexander-s7 ай бұрын
14:45 only too accurate 😂 In all seriousness, great video, thoroughly enjoyed it as an organist in making!
well said, no eletronic organ can master a pipe organ no matter how much they try.
@maureenlafrantz3654 Жыл бұрын
Does indeed sound amazing on flute intead of recorder
@BatGuano-CA Жыл бұрын
I'm sorry but a good organist should look like a 70-year-old not and an aging hippie.
@Fieaumma Жыл бұрын
Splendid 😊.
@tigerguy1013 Жыл бұрын
The pipe organ is easily the grandest most magnificent instrument ever created
@jaeboogie2786 Жыл бұрын
I just dont understand how a single person can make all those parts form a song. I know this is for kids and that fact really makes me feel dumb. ( because I'm 35yrs old) its all too much for me to fathom being possible for any human to do but many have and do to perfection.
@PauloT.Silva-pts.anywhen Жыл бұрын
Amazing,i'am all shi vering. Thank you so much for this moments.
@royst.george7328 Жыл бұрын
Please do a similar presentation about the THEATER PIPE ORGAN!
14:50 Every musician can relate to this upon listening to their own playing 😂
@hugoc.5082 Жыл бұрын
I came here to learn, not to laugh
@schrysafis Жыл бұрын
What's the music playing in the intro of the video?
@philipp834 Жыл бұрын
It's the Toccata from "Toccata und Fuge d-moll" (BWV 565), written by J. S. Bach. In english should it be named "Toccata and Fuge D-minor". The BWV xxx is an unique index for every work written by J. S. Bach.
@philipp834 Жыл бұрын
P.S. If you are asking for the very few bars before he plays the Toccata: "Concerto in a-moll, nach einem Thema von Antonio Vivaldi" (BWV 539), also by Bach - In english: Concerto a-minor (BWV 539).
@schrysafis Жыл бұрын
@@philipp834 Τhat's what I was looking for, thanks! Everybody knows BWV 565
@cchavezjr7 Жыл бұрын
If pipe organs were in a regular music store, there would be a "No Toccata" sign.
@charlesarnold8337 Жыл бұрын
Yes there is an electronic organ which sounds as good or better than a pipe organ. It is made by the Allen organ company in Mscungie Pennsylvania Pa.
@cricket700612 Жыл бұрын
As a professional teacher I find this video outstanding. Concise, and clear, with examples for each...plus history with geography!!! Triple Yahtzee! LOL Wonderful! 🥰
@noone-oi2po Жыл бұрын
Yo wtf its that blue lobster
@solartrox5782 Жыл бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed the video ♪♫♪
@vinceetanganim2127 Жыл бұрын
Man, if sir Alan grew two more hands that would be epic.
@Mystikan Жыл бұрын
If you have never heard one of these things live, you have no idea of the sheer ground-shaking power they can project. No sound system, not even a rock concert speaker stack, can shift the volume of air that passes through a pipe organ. Speakers work by vibrating a paper or polymer cone back and forth over a few inches at most. Even massive concert stacks only displace a few cubic feet of air. An organ can displace hundreds of cubic feet of air, and the resulting vibration pulses through your body like a jackhammer. Everyone should put on their bucket list to attend a pipe organ recital. No stereo or PA system will ever sound good enough again!
@Nyck461 Жыл бұрын
I love the sound of the organ. It has a celestial sound. It brings the listener to haven.
@Smee86 Жыл бұрын
Very beautiful.
@kirkpatrick415 Жыл бұрын
11'20 étrange les tuyaux semblent être dans le mauvais sens?
@merrykatt Жыл бұрын
Love this, thank you for posting, 😺
@Simpleburger1968 Жыл бұрын
Very interesting 🙂 Does anyone know what the name of the sound / timbre is at 18:47 (the wild and flamboyant colours ) and which stops need to be engaged to create it ? That's my favourite !!!
@00buck80 Жыл бұрын
Awesome
@chrisburn7178 Жыл бұрын
What a great video. Well done guys, the slightly cheesy humour is a great antidote for what can be a stuffy world. 👍
@robertbartelmes7623 Жыл бұрын
I like the appearance of "The Terminator" when you talk about computer controls .. "Arnoud" would be pleased - Bart kzread.info/dash/bejne/qYeMzsGRe7vAcaw.html
@lisadsouza5061 Жыл бұрын
If bach, mozart Or handel see this today's instrument they will faint by just their sound
@henrybird26 Жыл бұрын
Too bad you couldn’t play the whole piece.
@8546Ken Жыл бұрын
Don't forget the Wanamaker pipe organ in the Macy's dept store, several that are in private homes, like Sanfilippo's, and one in a factory warehouse, Carma Labs.
@montrealpaddlingandboating6482 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful video! By the way, which piece is the "wild flamboyant" excerpt from the 19th century? Thanks
@Saint-Justus Жыл бұрын
What’s the song at 18:48
@jamesmiller4184 Жыл бұрын
I believe, Ashton, it is one of the movements (parts) of one of the French Romantic composers and, is likely a Finale (grand ending). Best-guess? -- either 1. Charles Marie Widor or 2. Louis Vierne as composers -- both very high on the list of the great French ones. The thing kind of gets to one, no? As-in sending chills up and down one's spine?
@nadzienka696 Жыл бұрын
How about the biggest organ in the world, in Atlantic City, NJ?
@jackcallahan1848 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful video
@boombox4037 Жыл бұрын
KING OF THE ORGANS
@stepanremes9872 жыл бұрын
I like this video, but it's a bit cringe
@kailichttrager2292 жыл бұрын
I had once built out of BALSA wood (usually model airplanes are built out of this material) a 120 cm diapasion pipe, I blew into it and actually ihad a nice soft C. (unfortunaltely it got left behind in moving. But IT WORKED! I was going to build a small 'positiv' organ but never did so. I have played and as san Francisco is so guarded on their pipe organs (especially Grace cathedral) I was in Freiburg im Breisgau and the Freiburgerdom I had met their organist and on St Stefenstag (boxing Day in UK) I met up with their organist and he had asked me 'Spielsst du?' Mir kannst deutsch. I got to play and the rear ranks and trompette are metres in the rear of this cathedral. It takes about two seconds to hear the pipes speak from the back of the church. I had to be cafeful to know what I was palying and not depend on hearing from this set of ranks, or I would screw up. I made it through one of largest 'Domen' in Germany. I lost interest for a while that is why I am admittedly not an accomplished organist, but I do know obviously how to play. It is one of my favourite instruments as well as campanology and the santur. I also have perfect pitch.
@ryanm.russellsmusicrecordi632 жыл бұрын
6:22
@theeecandlemaker21972 жыл бұрын
I thought a bunch of fat guys blowing air made them work
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Did you really need to open the program with that outworn Bach piece?? This must not be for people who play or have played pipe organs, or that choice would never have been made.
The target audience is fourth grade school children, who are mostly unfamiliar with the existence of pipe organs. An abbreviated version of the piece was deliberately chosen as one most likely to be familiar to this particular audience, as a jumping-off point for learning about the instrument.
Just curious, what kind of file does this organs computer uses to play back recorded keystrokes, pedals and etc. Is there a specific file extension it uses?
The OG MIDI controller lol
The organ was the most spiritual part of our church. When the new pastor took over, he had the organ torn out and thrown into the dumpster like common garbage. Totally destroyed 😢 it was a 13 rank very well maintained pipe organ always in perfect tune. The pastor needed space for the Hugh speakers and strobe lights. On the stage he needed space for the guitars, drums and dancers 😢 now we use earplugs to protect our ears from Jesus Christ damage.
the name of the first piece is "concerto in La minore per due violini (Vivaldi)" or BWV593
0:44
What is that part beginning at 18:45 called?
I found it! "Tu Es Petra"
I'm a 25 yo girl from the other end of the world and I should probably sleep. What a rabbithole that was
14:45 only too accurate 😂 In all seriousness, great video, thoroughly enjoyed it as an organist in making!
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well said, no eletronic organ can master a pipe organ no matter how much they try.
Does indeed sound amazing on flute intead of recorder
I'm sorry but a good organist should look like a 70-year-old not and an aging hippie.
Splendid 😊.
The pipe organ is easily the grandest most magnificent instrument ever created
I just dont understand how a single person can make all those parts form a song. I know this is for kids and that fact really makes me feel dumb. ( because I'm 35yrs old) its all too much for me to fathom being possible for any human to do but many have and do to perfection.
Amazing,i'am all shi vering. Thank you so much for this moments.
Please do a similar presentation about the THEATER PIPE ORGAN!
Amazingggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
14:50 Every musician can relate to this upon listening to their own playing 😂
I came here to learn, not to laugh
What's the music playing in the intro of the video?
It's the Toccata from "Toccata und Fuge d-moll" (BWV 565), written by J. S. Bach. In english should it be named "Toccata and Fuge D-minor". The BWV xxx is an unique index for every work written by J. S. Bach.
P.S. If you are asking for the very few bars before he plays the Toccata: "Concerto in a-moll, nach einem Thema von Antonio Vivaldi" (BWV 539), also by Bach - In english: Concerto a-minor (BWV 539).
@@philipp834 Τhat's what I was looking for, thanks! Everybody knows BWV 565
If pipe organs were in a regular music store, there would be a "No Toccata" sign.
Yes there is an electronic organ which sounds as good or better than a pipe organ. It is made by the Allen organ company in Mscungie Pennsylvania Pa.
As a professional teacher I find this video outstanding. Concise, and clear, with examples for each...plus history with geography!!! Triple Yahtzee! LOL Wonderful! 🥰
Yo wtf its that blue lobster
I thoroughly enjoyed the video ♪♫♪
Man, if sir Alan grew two more hands that would be epic.
If you have never heard one of these things live, you have no idea of the sheer ground-shaking power they can project. No sound system, not even a rock concert speaker stack, can shift the volume of air that passes through a pipe organ. Speakers work by vibrating a paper or polymer cone back and forth over a few inches at most. Even massive concert stacks only displace a few cubic feet of air. An organ can displace hundreds of cubic feet of air, and the resulting vibration pulses through your body like a jackhammer. Everyone should put on their bucket list to attend a pipe organ recital. No stereo or PA system will ever sound good enough again!
I love the sound of the organ. It has a celestial sound. It brings the listener to haven.
Very beautiful.
11'20 étrange les tuyaux semblent être dans le mauvais sens?
Love this, thank you for posting, 😺
Very interesting 🙂 Does anyone know what the name of the sound / timbre is at 18:47 (the wild and flamboyant colours ) and which stops need to be engaged to create it ? That's my favourite !!!
Awesome
What a great video. Well done guys, the slightly cheesy humour is a great antidote for what can be a stuffy world. 👍
I like the appearance of "The Terminator" when you talk about computer controls .. "Arnoud" would be pleased - Bart kzread.info/dash/bejne/qYeMzsGRe7vAcaw.html
If bach, mozart Or handel see this today's instrument they will faint by just their sound
Too bad you couldn’t play the whole piece.
Don't forget the Wanamaker pipe organ in the Macy's dept store, several that are in private homes, like Sanfilippo's, and one in a factory warehouse, Carma Labs.
Wonderful video! By the way, which piece is the "wild flamboyant" excerpt from the 19th century? Thanks
What’s the song at 18:48
I believe, Ashton, it is one of the movements (parts) of one of the French Romantic composers and, is likely a Finale (grand ending). Best-guess? -- either 1. Charles Marie Widor or 2. Louis Vierne as composers -- both very high on the list of the great French ones. The thing kind of gets to one, no? As-in sending chills up and down one's spine?
How about the biggest organ in the world, in Atlantic City, NJ?
Wonderful video
KING OF THE ORGANS
I like this video, but it's a bit cringe
I had once built out of BALSA wood (usually model airplanes are built out of this material) a 120 cm diapasion pipe, I blew into it and actually ihad a nice soft C. (unfortunaltely it got left behind in moving. But IT WORKED! I was going to build a small 'positiv' organ but never did so. I have played and as san Francisco is so guarded on their pipe organs (especially Grace cathedral) I was in Freiburg im Breisgau and the Freiburgerdom I had met their organist and on St Stefenstag (boxing Day in UK) I met up with their organist and he had asked me 'Spielsst du?' Mir kannst deutsch. I got to play and the rear ranks and trompette are metres in the rear of this cathedral. It takes about two seconds to hear the pipes speak from the back of the church. I had to be cafeful to know what I was palying and not depend on hearing from this set of ranks, or I would screw up. I made it through one of largest 'Domen' in Germany. I lost interest for a while that is why I am admittedly not an accomplished organist, but I do know obviously how to play. It is one of my favourite instruments as well as campanology and the santur. I also have perfect pitch.
6:22
I thought a bunch of fat guys blowing air made them work