Sunday, June 30, 2013
Sunday Song: The Rejoicing
Richard Elliott plays his own arrangement of The Rejoicing, from Music for the Royal Fireworks by George Frederic Handel.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Sunday Song: Summer from Vivaldi's Seasons
Happy SUMMER!
Yevgeniya Lisicyna (Riga) at Livadia-Fest 2009 Recorded live September 2009 Yalta, Ukraine plays A. Vivaldi's Seasons, Summer, Presto (III).
Yevgeniya Lisicyna (Riga) at Livadia-Fest 2009 Recorded live September 2009 Yalta, Ukraine plays A. Vivaldi's Seasons, Summer, Presto (III).
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Sunday Song: Fanfare for a Common Man
Aaron Copland's Fanfare for a Common Man, arranged by Brad Slocum, opens with Westminster's State Trumpet and finishes with full organ.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Sunday Song: Using Glass Organ Pipes
Today's Sunday Song is a bit different. It's more eye candy than ear candy, but I found the idea of glass organ pipes very intriguing and wanted to share. Feel free to stop the video at 8:00:
Listen to the sound that glass pipes make.
The American flag rank of glass pipe organ pipes was created in response to the tragedy of the terrorist attack on the U.S. on September 11th, 2001. This series of 14 glass pipe organ pipes were made of glass using kilnworking and stained glass techniques and delicate pipe organ engineering. The pipes were innovated, designed, and created by a certified pipe organ builder and master craftsmen, Xaver Wilhelmy. He has created the first sets of glass pipe organ pipes in the world, and this is one of two existing glass organ pipe ranks in the world at this time. The series of pipes comes with a wooden base that contains the technical inner works of a pipe organ, and is controlled with a portable keyboard unit. Yes, the pipes actually play, they were professionally voiced and tuned by Wilhelmy.
The pipes took Wilhelmy and his crew 18 months to create from conception to completion in June 2004.
Listen to the sound that glass pipes make.
The American flag rank of glass pipe organ pipes was created in response to the tragedy of the terrorist attack on the U.S. on September 11th, 2001. This series of 14 glass pipe organ pipes were made of glass using kilnworking and stained glass techniques and delicate pipe organ engineering. The pipes were innovated, designed, and created by a certified pipe organ builder and master craftsmen, Xaver Wilhelmy. He has created the first sets of glass pipe organ pipes in the world, and this is one of two existing glass organ pipe ranks in the world at this time. The series of pipes comes with a wooden base that contains the technical inner works of a pipe organ, and is controlled with a portable keyboard unit. Yes, the pipes actually play, they were professionally voiced and tuned by Wilhelmy.
The pipes took Wilhelmy and his crew 18 months to create from conception to completion in June 2004.
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