heva
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You could ask Jonathan Orwig (see http://www.evensongmusic.net/orwigorgan.html), he's a member here; he's also written a piece on a particular animals red nose ...
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I've seen an organbuilder using a mixture of chalk and water; applied on new frontpipes, after the protective foil was removed.
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A 75% Worcester one-fits-all-stoplist?
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How about some or other Magnificat - when speaking of "induction", 'magnify' the Lord might fit quite well (in a physical sense)
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I've posted this one here before, but maybe it's helpful (again) for the 24 pieces de fantaisie: Olivier Latry's corrections to the 24 PdF:
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That's probably the downside of having iPod, YouTube, etc.. no need to be actively enaged and still enjoying (but are we really?) music ...
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Here's one in Breda: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nGsjgoFub4
Difficult instrument, knobs are quite close, looking down on/in them may cause confusion.
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Wayne Marshall, again! *groan*
Won't take long (at his speed)
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The oil sill in the Mexico gulf would have been, at least, stopped.
Anyone guess with which thing ? (a thing that deserves the deepest ocean...)
Pierre
Worcester's diaphones ????
....Honestly, I really tried to resist this one ....
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Prices could be lowered when re-using material (there's enough at hand, or it will travel to Holland ;-))
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I recently downloaded a CD from iTunes of music played by and some composed by this performer - I would like to get hold of some of the music but can not find any references to her apart from those to the CD in question. The company who produced the CD says that she was last heard of in Germany some years ago. Does anyone know of this organist?
A
Did you try Google?
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Unfortunately, this could run for years; especially since I have discovered a link between the Vuvuzela, the pre-historic Celtic Horn and mountain herdsmen in Switzerland, who fled conflict and jumped the border into a neutral country.
The Aplhorn is really the long, lost Contre Vuvazela, and about as musically attractive.
MM
Even more so, once visited a concert for in the 'Thueringer Orgelsommer' series played on organ AND alphorns (in the Bachkirche Arnstadt); 'simple' music, but sounding really nice (and not only 140dB@1mtr.)
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Only of old German reeds which haven't been tuned for awhile, I think.
BRASILIA! BRASILIA! (Only because they'll probably beat the Nederlands and I have money on this!)
MM
Sorry to hear of your loss (not that I care about football though ...).
;-)
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Whenever I hear the Vuvuzela I now think of England.
It has therefore become the sound which one requires for patriotic services- St George's Day, Founder's Day, Final Term Service and such like.
ENGLAND!
I'd think the Vuvuzela would remind you of GERMANY
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Ours are almost ready ....
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...Not necessary, because this stop has to be "en chamade", even in 32',
down to C.
As for the debris, it is common sense to open all doors and remove all windows
before drawing that stop; moreover, before adding it to the organ, it is the whole
building that must be complertely checked and reinforced, wherever necessary,
in order to be able to cope with a Richter level of at least 6.
Pierre
Like those in London?
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A Vuvuzela filter may be useful.
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Doesn't Atlantic City have some?
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Probably all historic Dutch organs are (already AND|OR very well) documented, see: http://www.nationaalinstituutorgelkunst.nl...1&Itemid=60
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Funny chamades: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHrKT00t_zA
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Oh yes - and no electricity anywhere near it, organists wearing 'period' clothes and shoes, be sure to have your brain reset to +200 years ago (so forget about your current means of communication/transport/existence etc..).
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Looks like cantabaile no.30 is a second version of no.2 - maybe try that one, scorch didn't show me no.2 but did show no.30.
Should not be difficult to work out the differences.
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Joyful congregational singing at a Dutch wedding...
http://www.youtube.com/user/JohanD1984#p/u/4/briAFHILYTE
(The organist plays for 90 seconds at the beginning to ehhhhhhhhhhhh get them in the mood?)
Bazuin
"oud gereformeerde gemeente" - says it all ....
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