I was part of an international choir fest in Freiburg back in 1969. I was 17. I walked around the Munster many times, but never went inside. My mistake. The reverberation time inside is seven seconds. And, Diane Bish can play those multiple organs from that central console like nobody else. I wish I could go back there and hear those organs firsthand.
I saw Ms. Bish in concert once. She used the en chamade trumpet on half the pieces on the program (I'm not exaggerating). I love her moxy. As an organist, her artistic choices are not always my cup of tea, but her technique is absolutely flawless. Her enthusiasm brings people to the organ who would otherwise not hear it. She is truly an icon. This is a wonderful interpretation.
Marvelous piece! Reminds me of my childhood & youth- as it was used rather frequently as the recessional/postlude for church. It was always great to wake anyone up who may have been tired, bored or distracted, or who may have dosed off a bit (that was definitely me...) I've heard this played many ways on a number of organs. While this organist is obviously quite accomplished and very technically skilled, I don't think I've ever heard a more bored rendition of this! I can't really put my finger on it- in summary, it all sounds the same. I'm accustomed to hearing contrasts in sounds/tones/pipes used, as well as volume & tempo to some extent. And while it appeared that she was doing those things, I wouldn't have noticed or been sure with audio only. There could be a number of good explanations for this... And while her performance was delightful, somehow the resulting audio recording just didn't impress or move me at all. One aspect was that the venue (Church) was too large creating too much & too long reverb which killed the crisp, clear distinction of notes I'm used to hearing. For example you can't even hear the trills at all...
I am SOOOOOO HAPPY that she's coming to Orange County to help re-dedicate the mighty Hazel Wright Pipe Organ at Christ Cathedral, where I normally go!!!! I can't wait to hear her in person; I just know it'll be amazing!!!!!
@@ismarwinkelman5648 when I hear this I instantly think of princess Diana 😭 Her son William and his wife now can honour Diana Prince and Princess of wales 🙈❤️ Charles shouldn’t have been king due to his involvement in the downfall of Diana it’s devastating😭😭
❤I remember when Princess Diana's led down by her Dad The Late Earl Spencer at Saint Paul's Cathedral to marry the now King Charles The Third on 5_29_81 to The Princ 3:34 Of Denmark's March.
Tel un bijoutier cisèle un joyau mme Bish cisèle chaque note et c'est alors une couronne de joyaux !! Elle monumentalise ce magnifique instrument qu'est l'orgue. Un tsunami sonore envahit le corps entier et on est emporté comme un fétu de paille pour notre plus grand bonheur.
My friend Andy knew Diane and Fred Swann personally during his tour with the Rodgers Organ company, he has nothing but good things to say about both of them!!
I simply just love how Diane plays the organ. With such perfection. I have seen many of the videos, and I can't stop choosing the very next video, everytime. Also the way she uses the organ. Not only does she play low tunes, but fears not using high tunes aswell! I hope someday I will be able to play such masterpieces, when i learn to play the organ properly. Good day to you out there and much love to Diane's work!
The cathedral known as Freiburg Münster has four separate organs as Diane Bish has described -- and all four can be played from a single master console. The master console Ms. Bish is playing in this video was the third one of those, installed in 1965. It was replaced in 1987 and again in 2013, so it's not the one in use today. I note that the four organs have quite a history -- they were all redone completely in the 1960's, and one of them (the choir organ which can only be played from the master console) was reconfigured in 1990 when the pipes were moved across the apse or choir to an arch opposite where it was originally and installed in a new case. So this recording was made, I believe, in the latter 1980's, no later than 1986 or possibly 1987, because the master console was changed in 1987. I note that the master console is on the floor of the cathedral, toward the front of the apse, about three steps above the floor where the congregation sits.
Oh, yes. I participated in an international choir fest in Freiburg in August 1969. I walked around the Munster every day and occasionally bought fruit. I never heard the organ(s). My loss. Well done, Diane.
I enjoy every moment and it's very enlightening and fulfilling and to be around other enthusiasts and family and friends newest thank you my goddess both of them are very gifty women and the host the whole family
After one of my own recordings (miliggi uploads) ended, this one came on. Wow, what a difference! And on my own him turf (4 Km away) into the bargain...!
I’m having it played as part of a set as my musicians walk away at my funeral. They’ll get in two lines, and the casket will pass between them on its way to the hearse.
I marvel to think who would replace you when you're no longer able to mesmerize us with your marvelous pedal work, and your awesome control of any organ that's placed in front of you. I have watched your programs for years, and still feel a profound appreciation, and admiration for you being BLESSED with amazing gift. May God's Peace be always with you Lady Diane.
Love this. There is nothing more magnificent than a huge pipe organ in a cathedral. Diana is an organ player extraordinaire.
Perfect performance with so many many many love and Blessings from Rotterdam NL
I was part of an international choir fest in Freiburg back in 1969. I was 17. I walked around the Munster many times, but never went inside. My mistake. The reverberation time inside is seven seconds. And, Diane Bish can play those multiple organs from that central console like nobody else. I wish I could go back there and hear those organs firsthand.
Love it from beginning till the end, but the ending is so majestic!! 3:04
By far the best version of the prince of denmark march on youtube. :)
This is God speaking to uss.
I saw Ms. Bish in concert once. She used the en chamade trumpet on half the pieces on the program (I'm not exaggerating). I love her moxy. As an organist, her artistic choices are not always my cup of tea, but her technique is absolutely flawless. Her enthusiasm brings people to the organ who would otherwise not hear it. She is truly an icon. This is a wonderful interpretation.
Heavenly a site on earth. Is it still Freiburg? So long as it's Diane Bish resurrecting J. Clarke.
Well what can I say... Just great music. Tanks for this
Grande organista,magistrale esecuzione!
I LOVE this musical piece!
All glory to our Heavenly Father. Well played Diane.
Marvelous piece! Reminds me of my childhood & youth- as it was used rather frequently as the recessional/postlude for church. It was always great to wake anyone up who may have been tired, bored or distracted, or who may have dosed off a bit (that was definitely me...)
I've heard this played many ways on a number of organs. While this organist is obviously quite accomplished and very technically skilled, I don't think I've ever heard a more bored rendition of this! I can't really put my finger on it- in summary, it all sounds the same. I'm accustomed to hearing contrasts in sounds/tones/pipes used, as well as volume & tempo to some extent. And while it appeared that she was doing those things, I wouldn't have noticed or been sure with audio only.
There could be a number of good explanations for this... And while her performance was delightful, somehow the resulting audio recording just didn't impress or move me at all.
One aspect was that the venue (Church) was too large creating too much & too long reverb which killed the crisp, clear distinction of notes I'm used to hearing. For example you can't even hear the trills at all...
DJJonPattrsn22 you can’t play like Diane Bish can🤭
Oh My God😢
Who is this wonderful woman😍🙌🏻
If this is what heaven sounds like forgive my sins😢🙌🏻
I repent😪😇
Superb performance. Great sounding organ!
So, so beautiful - clean, clear, uplifting and strong.
Grote klasse!!!
So beautiful. It gives me chills.
I absolutely adore Diane, as an accomplished assistant Cathedral Organist myself, she puts me to shame.....wow!
Richard Craig-Langley this music was princess Diana song when she married Prince Charles it’s kinda tragic when I hear this😢🙌🏻
I am SOOOOOO HAPPY that she's coming to Orange County to help re-dedicate the mighty Hazel Wright Pipe Organ at Christ Cathedral, where I normally go!!!! I can't wait to hear her in person; I just know it'll be amazing!!!!!
Hahaha this woman oozes talent. And she makes it look so effortless :) one of the greatest of our time :)
@@charlieminaj2 Those exact same tears drop over here, Charlie 🥲
@@ismarwinkelman5648 when I hear this I instantly think of princess Diana 😭
Her son William and his wife now can honour Diana Prince and Princess of wales 🙈❤️
Charles shouldn’t have been king due to his involvement in the downfall of Diana it’s devastating😭😭
❤I remember when Princess Diana's led down by her Dad The Late Earl Spencer at Saint Paul's Cathedral to marry the now King Charles The Third on 5_29_81 to The Princ 3:34 Of Denmark's March.
Tel un bijoutier cisèle un joyau mme Bish cisèle chaque note et c'est alors une couronne de joyaux !!
Elle monumentalise ce magnifique instrument qu'est l'orgue. Un tsunami sonore envahit le corps entier
et on est emporté comme un fétu de paille pour notre plus grand bonheur.
Fera, bravo, mostro Sagrado..
My friend Andy knew Diane and Fred Swann personally during his tour with the Rodgers Organ company, he has nothing but good things to say about both of them!!
I simply just love how Diane plays the organ. With such perfection. I have seen many of the videos, and I can't stop choosing the very next video, everytime. Also the way she uses the organ. Not only does she play low tunes, but fears not using high tunes aswell! I hope someday I will be able to play such masterpieces, when i learn to play the organ properly. Good day to you out there and much love to Diane's work!
Organasmic
E Power Biggs wasn't the only one to enjoy those organs then...
That moving statue at the end kind of caught me off guard there
The cathedral known as Freiburg Münster has four separate organs as Diane Bish has described -- and all four can be played from a single master console. The master console Ms. Bish is playing in this video was the third one of those, installed in 1965. It was replaced in 1987 and again in 2013, so it's not the one in use today. I note that the four organs have quite a history -- they were all redone completely in the 1960's, and one of them (the choir organ which can only be played from the master console) was reconfigured in 1990 when the pipes were moved across the apse or choir to an arch opposite where it was originally and installed in a new case. So this recording was made, I believe, in the latter 1980's, no later than 1986 or possibly 1987, because the master console was changed in 1987. I note that the master console is on the floor of the cathedral, toward the front of the apse, about three steps above the floor where the congregation sits.
ToddSF 94109
great organ music
Oh, yes. I participated in an international choir fest in Freiburg in August 1969. I walked around the Munster every day and occasionally bought fruit. I never heard the organ(s). My loss. Well done, Diane.
Diane,
Your playing is always rhythmic and dynamic! It's been many years since we've seen one another. I hope this finds you well.
I enjoy every moment and it's very enlightening and fulfilling and to be around other enthusiasts and family and friends newest thank you my goddess both of them are very gifty women and the host the whole family
Je ne comprends pas qu'il y ait des pouces down sur une telle merveilleuse et agréable musique.
Magnificent! Cute ending, too!
She is one of the worlds greats
Diane's performance is BadAss!3:02 Diane shows The Munster Cathedral's 4 Organs who's The Boss.
This was played at my aunt's first wedding back in the late 1980s. I was a ring bearer.
The acoustics in those old cathedrals are astounding
Not often enough organs get put through their paces and played as should be!
This piece played when Charles and Diana got married.🤩🤩
Manjefieke uitvoering!!
Herrlich ....
Und diese Barock-Verkleidung.
Fast möchte man meinen,
Mozart selbst sitzt am Manuale ...
Diane is good
Music - "The Prince of Denmark's March"
Music:
The Prince of Denmark's March
Etwas zu schnell für den Nachhall dieser Kathedrale!
When I get married I hope someone as skillful plays at my wedding! So beautiful to listen too, simply entranced!
I've always thought this would make much better processional music than "Here Comes the Bride".
Organ sound the best in a cathedral
Słucham wieczorem, jadąc do pracy. Słucham słucham słucham
Höre Abends, Arbeitsfahr. Höre , höre , höre
"Prince of Denmark March".
Beautiful.
March of muses, indeed!
After one of my own recordings (miliggi uploads) ended, this one came on. Wow, what a difference! And on my own him turf (4 Km away) into the bargain...!
Oh boy, I mean oh BOY! Think I want this for my wedding now instead of Wagner
I’m having it played as part of a set as my musicians walk away at my funeral. They’ll get in two lines, and the casket will pass between them on its way to the hearse.
Hahahaha
I marvel to think who would replace you when you're no longer able to mesmerize us with your marvelous pedal work, and your awesome control of any organ that's placed in front of you. I have watched your programs for years, and still feel a profound appreciation, and admiration for you being BLESSED with amazing gift. May God's Peace be always with you Lady Diane.
Diana has come a long way since her days at Zion Methodist Church!!! Beautiful!!
Just beautiful! Very majestic piece of music.
great , from italy
Im not a fan of Cathedral music, mainly because of the 'delay'. Give me a Parish Church organ anyday. 👍
This familiar masterpiece is comfortable to the ears and the mind due to her splendid performance
Walking down the isle to this. You're absolutely phenomenal Diane! ❤🎼🎹🙏
Horrendous
Yes he is
this is inspiring music thank you so much diane bish you have a beautiful soul
She truly is an icon on the organ! The church organ, King of instruments!!
Die Orgel trägt die Seele zum Himmel.
Ja und das Lied ist sehr schön
muy hermosa
Magnifico!
Is this a Rieger-kloss? Not sure I spelled it right.
Who originally composed this? There was a point at which I knew, but I’ve forgotten. I know it says Clarke, but I’m not familiar with who that is.
Heather Willcockson i believe it’s Jeremiah Clark🤭👀
This is still so beautiful, I can't stop listening to it!
On His robe and on His thigh He has a name written, “KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.
YES!
technically superb...
OMG! Diane, not Diana!!!
How old is this video?
Mijn felicitatie
響き過ぎる空間なのかね？
Bravisimo,Diane.
se escucha precioso ..
Holy..........mater pur
debra.varhaní.hudba