For all of you who show beautiful Organs,

[methodistgirl]

I have a beautiful piano that would have you in awe just
like when you show some of these beautiful pipe organs.
YouTube - Steinway Grand Piano 1882 Model B Fabulous Art Case
judy tooley

[Contratrombone64]

Judy, thanks for that, it's certainly an impressive looking piano, that's for sure

[wljmrbill]

Ah Judy.. The steinway is a great instrument. I remember in college being able to play a 9 foot concert one..What a great sound and classic design. Thanks for view of this gem too.

[methodistgirl]

I thought some would be impressed. I have seen some
really beautiful pipe organs since I joined in 2007 in
this forum. I thought I would share what I love to play
besides the pipe organ and my guitar.
judy tooley

[Krummhorn]

. . . I remember in college being able to play a 9 foot concert one..What a great sound and classic design.

When I was in high school, our auditorium had a 9' concert grand Steinway ... as the choral accompanist I got to play it regularly - a real treat, for sure.

The one Judy has illustrated is absolutely gorgeous.

[methodistgirl]

Thank you Krommhorn. The music stand on it looked like a
piece of lace. This piano was built during the Victorian era.
judy tooley

[marval]

Thank you Judy, that is an amazing piano.


Margaret

[methodistgirl]

Did any of you look at the music stand on this piano and
the art work? The music stand looks like a piece of
lace.
judy tooley

[marval]

Yes Judy, it does look like lace, it was beautifully made.


Margaret

[John Watt]

Hey, Judy Tooley! Here's a scan of a cassette cover I bought yesterday.
Seeing that organ really caught my attention, even if I don't know where it's at.
And I'm a rock guitarist. What am I doing buying organ with trumpet and oboe?
That's the magle.dk influence.
Now I'm scopin'out Catholic churches for some late night b&e's,
so I can fire up the pipes big time, and maybe catch a heavenly light.

[dll927]

That's a beautiful piano, and being a Steinway, it's built for the ages.

I can't help wondering what the difference in cost would be between 1882 and now. I dare say, quite a bunch, meaning several times the original.

[methodistgirl]

Hey, Judy Tooley! Here's a scan of a cassette cover I bought yesterday.
Seeing that organ really caught my attention, even if I don't know where it's at.
And I'm a rock guitarist. What am I doing buying organ with trumpet and oboe?
That's the magle.dk influence.
Now I'm scopin'out Catholic churches for some late night b&e's,
so I can fire up the pipes big time, and maybe catch a heavenly light.

The Catholic churches aren't the only ones with beautiful organs.
The one I go to is a Methodist church with a pipe organ. Believe
me it sounds really great.
judy tooley

[John Watt]

Judy! I thought you'd appreciate me focussing on lifting Catholic church organs,
not Methodist.
You want to know where I'm seeing organs all the time?
That's for sale. A lot of those home organs with bass pedals and rhythm units,
for free, ten or twenty bucks, or if a big model Hammond, 200-$500.
I had to leave a Thomas Organ behind when I made my last move.
It looked new, with bench, 96 page manual and a box of music, $20.
Now I'm wondering if I'll ever see a port-a-B I can carry up these stairs.

Someone is hanging onto those.

[methodistgirl]

The most portable of all organs is the harmonica. The most
portable of pianos is the electronic keyboard.
judy tooley

[greatcyber]

Judy, thanks for sharing that. What a stunning instrument. You had Joe and me just salivating over watching it.