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 | Paris: Pipes in St. Sulpice For organ lovers, a visit to St. Sulpice in Paris is a pilgrimage. On Sunday mornings, the magnificent organ thrills tourists and locals alike. After mass, organ enthusiasts can step into a world of 7000 pipes and meet Daniel Roth, the current organist. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.... |
 | No. Tonawanda Military Band Organ 16 key Military Band Manufactured 1912 by North Tonawanda Musical Instrument Works of North Tonawanda, NY. Owned and Operated by the WF Markley, Jr. Family of Dallastown, Pa. Reconditioned by J. Hilferty. Visible Instruments: 13 brass trumpets, 14 piccolos, 14 flageolets, bass and snare drums, cymbals. Instruments in bottom: 5 stopped basses, 14 stopped pipes, 9 stopped pipes in accompaniment. Instruments inside: 5 open basses, 3 trombones, 14 open viola pipes, 9 open pipes in accompaniment ... |
 | Toulouse Cathedral Organ Music journeysbypaul.com I recorded this pipe organ live at a cathedral in Toulouse, France. The church is now part of a great museum. More about the museum and Toulouse at www.journeysbypaul.com |
 | Craig Cramer plays two Fritts Pipe Organs JAV Recordings a Video Travel Blog Over the past two weeks four recordings were made for upcoming releases with Craig Cramer and Stephen Tharp. They played 3 outstanding American pipe organ located in: Saint Joseph's Cathedral, RC in Columbus, Ohio; DeBartolo Performing Arts Center at the University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame, Indiana and Goshen College in Goshen, Indiana. The three different organs where built by two of the most renown organbuilding firms in the United States: Paul Fritts ... |
 | Pipe organ in Historic Ansbach, Germany. Over 3000 pipes! This pipe organ is in the royal church in Ansbach, Germany. The largest pipes are over 18 ft. tall! |
 | Reed organ "Abide with me" Just a quick demo video response showing how much (or little actually) pumping is needed for one of these organs when the bellows and reservoir are in good condition with minimal leakage and tight seals. This organ I totally rebuilt around 1985 and the reservoir holds the vacuum quite well. Depending on the humidity during the winter and the wood contraction it tends to have some minor leakage then between the reed pan and the bellow topboard it's screwed down to, but even so it never takes ... |
 | Creating Dan [HD] SYMPHONY 3 IN C MINOR" The Royal College of Organists is a group of people who love playing pipe organs. And they want to share the excitement of the wonderful sounds organs can make. Once you start playing the organ it's very infectious. You get the bug... And once you've got it, you just want to travel around playing instruments everywhere. It's just fabulous. But, pipe organs are so big that you can't transport them into schools and homes to show people what they are like. So how do ... |
 | Exeter Cathedral Me completely blown away by the vaulted gothic ceiling in the cathedral and the immense organ pipes!. October 31st, 2008 A rather fantastic Halloween ... Travel |
 | Theatre Organ - Pizzicato, Delay, Melody Couplers; Sostenuto, Sustain The Great manual is being played for all the examples in this video. The couplers and switches presented here are sometimes found on real theatre organs. Rather than travel to locations with pipe organs a Hauptwerk virtual theatre organ has been used for the video. Additional information about sostenuto: www.ehow.com |
 | Stalacpipe Organ - Luray Caverns At the bottom of Luray Caverns, there is an organ. Instead of using pipes, the sound comes from little hammers tapping on stalactites in the cavern. |
