I.got a 1970 11 stop reuter in wichita that I am moving to the Rio grande River in nm. I am adding a 32' bourdon I found in Dallas. I have the only 32' octave in nm is in my house!! Install the summer of 23. I love Reuter!
Great video--thanks, guys! Mark has such a classy way about him--and great swagger at the console. He and that organ dance very well together. And of course Brent's and Travis's playing was excellent too.
I love everything about this video - the building is gorgeous, the organ the same, but those acoustics: WOW. It's like the building was made for that organ!
Thank you Brent! I visited here with Mark, to play the organ. It is a MAGNIFICENT instrument, in a perfect acoustic. Mark is amazing! Was a bit disappointed at first the 32 Bombarde wasn't in yet, but quickly wasn't after hearing the rest of the organ. It just FILLS every nook and cranny of that room.
Brent, as I said above, I came here to see the organ, and meet Mark. This was back in early May. I remember when we were there, the swell box had a small issue, that whenever it was closed after being open for more than 5 sec, it would make a hideous squeak. Had Mark had that fixed by your visit in this video?
my recall of this would not allow me to render it true to what i hear in this vid. i was truly impressed w/ this piece, and it certainly is worth passing around for a communion anthem, voluntary, funeral office, or just about any service. i sute do like the theme.
Price's organ works should have gotten more attention in the past. Her music has flavorings of, Karg-Elert, Jongen, Vierne and a Blues element to tie it together, nicely! Great music...
i've always liked the reuter organs i have heard. st. george's episcopal (germantown) memphis traded their instrument in for a frenchy deal. personally, it sounds nice, but for the money, i would have to say their were some great stops in the principal chorus and the reeds. frankly, it had some problems keeping up w/ large congregational singing, but it was nice to sing along, especially "if thou but trust in God to guide thee". i really like this sound. sometimes i get a bit of ambivalence in the lower pedal??? very aesthetically pleasing console. wonderful cathedral, wonderful. m. gifford can really make her talk, can't he. the cathedrale got a jewel, when they got him. he is "experienced" personified. love the mend demonstration.
Pat Meaden, Wouldn't that be nice! I bet the string pipes are so soft and lush in sound. The string pipes are named Salicet or Salicional and they're usually listed as 8' Salicional or the 8' Salicet.
I think one of the reasons the video of your first video at this Cathedral is so popular is that for some reason, it keeps coming up in suggested videos for me, and I'm sure, others.
I.got a 1970 11 stop reuter in wichita that I am moving to the Rio grande River in nm. I am adding a 32' bourdon I found in Dallas. I have the only 32' octave in nm is in my house!! Install the summer of 23. I love Reuter!
Great video--thanks, guys! Mark has such a classy way about him--and great swagger at the console. He and that organ dance very well together. And of course Brent's and Travis's playing was excellent too.
I love everything about this video - the building is gorgeous, the organ the same, but those acoustics: WOW. It's like the building was made for that organ!
Love the Florence Betrice Price "Adoration". Gorgeous interpretation!
Thank you Brent! I visited here with Mark, to play the organ. It is a MAGNIFICENT instrument, in a perfect acoustic. Mark is amazing! Was a bit disappointed at first the 32 Bombarde wasn't in yet, but quickly wasn't after hearing the rest of the organ. It just FILLS every nook and cranny of that room.
Brent, as I said above, I came here to see the organ, and meet Mark. This was back in early May. I remember when we were there, the swell box had a small issue, that whenever it was closed after being open for more than 5 sec, it would make a hideous squeak. Had Mark had that fixed by your visit in this video?
the price piece, adoration, is very nice. i adore the first melody line, particularly. i would add this collection to my personal library.
You can get the sheetmusic here: www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20379966?aff_id=457717
in my area the biggest Pipe organ is a Reuter at Fremont Presbyterian in Sacramento , wonderful organ
I LOVED the whole video, but especially Adoration. Many thanks!!!
Yeah, that was really magnificent!
Beautiful organ,...beautiful sound! Love Reuter organs!
I love the arrangements beautiful big sound
Wow, is that what a Reuter sounds like? Very, very impressed. I had no idea..
the last piece was really, really nice. love the organ and the acoustics of the cathedral---the setting ain't too shabby, either.
my recall of this would not allow me to render it true to what i hear in this vid. i was truly impressed w/ this piece, and it certainly is worth passing around for a communion anthem, voluntary, funeral office, or just about any service. i sute do like the theme.
I really like "HOLY GOD WE PRAISE THY NAME"
Wonderful-sounding organ. Only thing missing is a 32' Pedal Reed. Thanks for this presentation. 👍😀
Bob H I believe it has one
@@patmeaden spec says a 32 Bombarde is prepared for.
Price's organ works should have gotten more attention in the past. Her music has flavorings of, Karg-Elert, Jongen, Vierne and a Blues element to tie it together, nicely! Great music...
i've always liked the reuter organs i have heard. st. george's episcopal (germantown) memphis traded their instrument in for a frenchy deal. personally, it sounds nice, but for the money, i would have to say their were some great stops in the principal chorus and the reeds. frankly, it had some problems keeping up w/ large congregational singing, but it was nice to sing along, especially "if thou but trust in God to guide thee". i really like this sound. sometimes i get a bit of ambivalence in the lower pedal??? very aesthetically pleasing console. wonderful cathedral, wonderful. m. gifford can really make her talk, can't he. the cathedrale got a jewel, when they got him. he is "experienced" personified. love the mend demonstration.
I really want to hear adoration with the antiphonal strings
Pat Meaden, Wouldn't that be nice! I bet the string pipes are so soft and lush in sound. The string pipes are named Salicet or Salicional and they're usually listed as 8' Salicional or the 8' Salicet.
I think one of the reasons the video of your first video at this Cathedral is so popular is that for some reason, it keeps coming up in suggested videos for me, and I'm sure, others.
How many ranks of pipes? Clicked link to see specs,but got an "error" message!
The specification link has been updated!
Where can I find this arrangement? Also, who wrote this arrangement?
Of which piece?
I appreciate the inclusion of some Jan Bender (although the rebuilt Phelps-era Casavant at nearby Trinity Lutheran would be better suited for Bender).
Thisorgan needs some Bombardes and Contra Bombardes. Also some Ophicleodes.
Horrid interpretation of Tocatta Brevis!
I believe that Florence Price's complete catalogue is available now.
How so?