Tag Archives: pipe organ
Sunday Pipes #96,
Ave Maria, composed by Franz Schubert, as performed by Alexander Jork on the Kreutzbach-Jehmlich organ at The Church of St. John, located in Gera (Thuringia, Germany). Ave Maria was one of my mother’s favorite hymns and it was the only … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes #93
Anna Lapwood is an extremely talented organist. She released an EP on April 21, 2023, that chronicled her overnight practice sessions at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The music, lighting, and photography, each alone are worth the watch. I … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes #92
Aside from being Sunday Pipes#92, it also happens to be the 1,600th post on this site. I went back and looked at my old, A Simple Village Undertaker blog and saw there were 3,805 posts, so since February of 2010, … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes #91
Today is Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week in Christian Churches, a time of reflection as we remember the Passion, Crucifixion, and then the Ressurection of Jesus on Easter Sunday. Therefore, as the Season comes to an end, … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes #90
My numbering got a little wonky so there are two #86 and two #87. Here is #90. David Gauthier, playing a Turner Organ somewhere.
Sunday Pipes #86
Jonathan Scott, at St. Ann’s Church, Manchester, England. Many a bride, including mine, made her way to the altar while this song was performed. It might not have been played on an organ as magnificent as this, but it was … Continue reading
Sunday Pipes, #87
Just the other day, I came accross the “Piping Up” concert series for the first time. This concert was recorded at Temple Square, Salt Lake City on January 25, 2023. Organist, Richard Elliott
Sunday Pipes, #86
A new organ, played by a new organist (new to this page) It is short and sweet as I’m heading back to Nashville in a few minutes. To say the last 10 days have been hectic is a bit of … Continue reading
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.