Dear MIMFers,
Here is a rousing rendition of a most famous piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AZmY...eature=related
Enjoy!
Dear MIMFers,
Here is a rousing rendition of a most famous piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AZmY...eature=related
Enjoy!
Hi CD
Thank you very much for that, I hadn't heard "William Tell" played on one organ let alone four. It was lovely, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Margaret
Dame Margaret,
You are most welcome. I liked it so much and will now try to get a recording of the Philadelphia Organ Quartet.
Cheers,
CD![]()
Hi CD, nice video. Do you know of any (romantic) symphony performed that way? I'd love to hear something like this.
That's fascinating Sweet Corn ... I particularly like the eating of the banana in the opening montage ... it added something, and when I think just what ... LOL
Splendid ... what fun that must have been for those guys ... Nice that we can let our hair down (so to speak) and do some fun stuff at concerts, too.
Kh ~~.
Administrator
Amateur musicians practice until they get it right ...
Professional musicians practice until they can't get it wrong ...
Sadly I'd never be able to participate under your conditions, Krummiest, as my hair went missing when I turned 35 ... I'm still trying to find where!!
Hi Mat,
I don't know of any romantic symphony played by four organists but I do know of an artist named Jelani Eddington who has recorded Rachmaninoff's 2nd Piano Concerto. He recorded the orchestra part and then the piano part and the two were *joined* together. Here's info on the recording:
http://www.ohscatalog.org/phre.html
Cheers,
CD![]()
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You bet dear sir - I aim to please.![]()