The Liberty Bell March (Organ Solo) | The Tabernacle Choir

Tabernacle organist, Richard Elliott, performs John Philip Sousa's "The Liberty Bell March" with arrangement by Joseph Linger.
Episode 4391. Aired November 10, 2013

[@user-xt9gg1sb9f]

This is awsome!

[@andrewcoleman8026]

I really want this music. Rick Elliott is an absolute GENIUS.

[@senior_potato2094]

I remember being there and just adoring this piece!

[@portland5814]

Best Version of this song I ever heard.

[@jamiemckelvie1]

Brilliant control of a great instrument. Excellent!

[@Nyck461]

Rich is my favorite organ player.

[@darrellwynn978]

It Was Sosa March For Philadelphia And USA He Was MARCH KING! Long Live The King Of Marching

[@alabasterscarf612]

That's not how you spell Johann Gottfried Piefke.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

They edited out the giant foot coming down from the ceiling!

[@tinselPixie]

Indeed....I didn't know Monty Python swiped this from John Philip Sousa. :)

[@The0Stroy]

And guy screaming "It's!" at beginning...

[@jtwoolley]

powerful

[@audinos1840]

And now for something completely different...

[@XanthinZarda]

Audinos ITS!

[@ricarleite]

+XanthinZarda Monty Python... Flying Cir-CUS!

[@SuperCatman]

wonderful rendition. and now for something completely different -

[@flamenqueantesthedodges6372]

The Liberty Bell (Organ Solo) - Mormon Tabernacle Choir
ORGAN SOLO MASTER
RICHARD ELLIOTT

[@ColonelMarcellus]

Monty Python used this as their theme because it was out of copyright and in the public domain; they wouldn't have to pay royalties.

[@ZestyLemonBoi]

Блестящий!

[@ul7185]

Liberty Bell March From Monty Python's Flying Circus

[@edwardkenway6029]

good

[@micbelfast895]

Wonderful! Another virtuoso performance from Ric Elliott..... ( Not, as originally marked, though recently changed...) albeit incorrectly attributed to the also very excellent Andrew Unsworth....

[@semsmorlesi1072]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@giffyguy9197]

That's Richard Elliott, not Andrew Unsworth. :)

[@cac_deadlyrang]

Monty Python’s Flying Baseball Team

[@Jon19p]

The Nude Organist approves.

[@TheTeutonicPlague]

That parrot was DEAD when I bought it, and it's DEAD NOW!!

[@davincent98]

No, it's not dead, it's just pining for the fjords.

[@VtDmhD]

Stop that, stop that, that's too silly!

[@samirgoradia3497]

Hello

[@edwardkenway6029]

Wouah, Il y a des cloches dans l'orgue. c'est très rare d'en avoir.

[@laurentlechifflart]

L'orgue du Tabernacle possède un jeu électronique de carillon (utilisé dans ce morceau). De plus, un bouton sur la console permet de faire tinter une cloche historique située à l'extérieur du bâtiment.

[@mastered38]

De plus, si ils peuvent faire un tour de l'orgue, c'est & dire présenter tous les jeux et toutes les caractéristiques de cet orgues, je serai très fier !!! Mais en faite, comment vous savez cela ?

[@laurentlechifflart]

Parce que je connais personnellement Richard Elliott et qu'il m'a fait visiter deux fois l'orgue par l'intérieur (1998 et 2003). J'ai également un livre publié en 1990 intitulé "The Mormon Tabernacle Organ - an American Classic" par Barbara Owen. On y trouve l'historique détaillé de l'instrument depuis le premier orgue de Joseph Ridges dans les années 1860 jusqu'à celui de G. Donald Harrison en 1848, ainsi que la liste détaillée des jeux.

[@ul7185]

You're a Grand Old Flag (4th of July Special)

[@kerryincolumbus]

Sounds like a carousel band organ.. where are the horses and chariots?

[@Cuthbert25]

I expect that a lot of carousel organs have this in their collections, particularly in the U S A.

[@VV_PaVria]

It's fixed to the building, so why should they have those?

[@Elysia63]

Sounds like carousel music!