Tag Archives: pipe organ
Sunday Pipes #83
Posting early as I’ll be traveling back to Nashville tomorrow. Jonathan Scott performing Mozart’s “Turkish March” from Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Maj. from the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, UK.
Sunday Pipes #82
Well, this should get your feet tapping and put a smile on your face. Jonathan Scott performing his arrangement of Strauss’s Radetzky March, Op. 228 on the organ at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, UK. Volume up, if you will.
Sunday Pipes #81 “Opus 134”
Many of you are aware that I am now working with a company based in Nashville, TN and am back and forth between Nashville and home in Aiken, SC. (Still spending a lot more time in TN). Isn’t it a … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes #80
It has been over a month since I posted a “Sunday Pipes.” My apologies. I return with one of the most recognizabale pieces composed by the late, great J S Bach. . . . BWV 565, aka “The Tocatta & … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes #78
Having managed to not see any of the many aspects of the funeral for HM The Queen, I feel a little guilty for missing it all. Pressing personal and work circumstances have put a little stress on my time. On … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes, #75
“Adagio For Organ,” the inaugural composition for the pipe organ by Norwegian Morten Malvik.
Sunday Pipes #73, Summer
I’m a little disapointed in myself that I didn’t think to look for this years ago. Jonathan Scott and his interpretation of “Summer,” taken from Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, ~1720.
Sunday Pipes #69
Rule Brittainia, Jonathan Scott. . . . still bingeing on everything royal.
Sunday Pipes #68
A bit of a whimsical piece. J. Haydn: Pieces for Musical Clock (Flötenuhr) Hob. XIX:1-32 Performed on pipe organ by Bruno Vlahek No.1 Allegro moderato No.2 Andante No.5 Menueto No.10 Vivace No.11 Menueto No.12 Presto
Sunday Pipes #67
In the United States, tomorrow we officially remember those that gave their lives fighting for our freedom. I was able to find this piece by Jermaine Cain to post on the day before Memorial Day.