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Cornwall Stress Free Television
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2016
Cornwall Stress Free Television is an internet based community television channel where you will find an interesting mixture of material, mostly crafted with good production values but with some quirky and fun items which defy classification.
PETER'S POLITICAL PICTURE 26 OCTOBER 2024
Peter Spencer gives an informed and amusing insight into the week's political events in Westminster and around the world.
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PETER'S POLITICAL PICTURE 12 OCTOBER 2024
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Peter Spencer gives an informed and amusing insight into the week's political events in Westminster and around the world.
WHEELS 2024
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Our Presenter Natalie Moore visited the Royal Cornwall Showground to chat to the exhibitors of wonderful vintage motor cars at this annual event...
SACRED TURF CONCERT FROM THE BODMIN PUBLIC ROOMS
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The fantastic Cornish band, Sacred Turf, played this reunion gig at the Bodmin Public Rooms raising money for "Gearing for Gorillas".
ROYAL CORNWALL SHOW 2015 DAY THREE
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Cornwall Stress Free Television televised the show in 2015 and streamed it live for the three days. Fortunately we recorded it on site too - our streaming wasn't too good in those days. Here's a chance to re-live those exciting moments during the Equestrian events and to enjoy the atmosphere of the show from the main ringside. Just leave it playing!
DAY TWO OF THE ROYAL CORNWALL SHOW 2015 IN THE MAIN RING
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A taster before the 2024 show starts next week! I streamed the R.C.Show at the Royal Cornwall Showground for the three days using a satellite uplink, before I set up Cornwall Stress Free Television. It cost me £7,000 in crew and streaming charges but I certainly learnt a lot. Some things didn't work out quite right as you will see - but we had a very small crew as the students we had invited to...
CORNISH GUITAR EXPO 2024 AT PENRYN
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A visit to the Fish Factory Arts Space, Penryn, where we meet Cornish based guitar makers and effects pedal manufacturers - and the founder of Waring Amplification, maker of the famous hand built valve guitar amplifiers.
TRUE LOVE WAYS - COVER BY JOE AND CACTUS
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Joe Driver doesn't sing much nowadays - here's your chance to see why!
MORE UNLIKELY TALES IN VERSE
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Here are some more very unlikely stories in comic verse to which I have added some rather bizarre pictures - I admit to using Artificial Intelligence. I do hope you find them amusing. I shall continue to produce them until someone stops me!
THE HAMMOND ORGAN
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I had an ancient Hammond T400 in the studio which sadly became less and less useable as bits stopped working. However I was very fond of it and before it went I thought I'd make a little video about Hammond as a bit of fun. That was before I started CSFTV but I thought it might interest someone...the opening music is played by Ethel Smith who was a wizard on the Hammond in the 'forties and 'fif...
CREATION FEST 2019 at THE ROYAL CORNWALL SHOWGROUND
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Our reporter Joe Driver went to find out what the Creation Fest is all about. It's held every year at the Royal Cornwall Showground. Joe met some very worthwhile people there.
BEXI OWEN at the TOP TOWN CAFE
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Bexi Owen is a young lady who has started a charity to help people with dementia. She tells our presenter Martin Broadfoot all about her work and sings for the members of the Top Town Café in Camelford. The café was started up by Jane Moore.
UNLIKELY TALES IN VERSE
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I love quirky poetry. And to illustrate "The Mousetrap" I asked William Isaacs, the Absurdist Artist, to paint me the wonderful picture I have used. Why not have a look at our "Audience with William Isaacs" on CSFTV. I've added a second collection of these poems, "More unlikely Tales in Verse" which I hope you will like. I have used AI images as an experiment but I have found a local artist who...
LAST OF THE HARPICS - or "Clean Round the Bend"
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This film was made in 1952, in Nairobi, Kenya, by Joe Driver's father with the help of some friends. It was shot on a Pathescope "Gem" 9.5mm silent camera and the sound was added, rather loosely, by Joe, some 70 years later. Joe is seen in the film briefly as a six-year-old boy when the hosts are preparing to receive their guests for the reading of the will...
LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS REVISITED
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This production was produced by the Bodmin Hospital League of Friends and features several local combined Cornish Brass Bands and Choirs. Hosted by Neil Caddy of Pirate FM and recorded at Wadebridge Town Hall in 2023.
THE ZIPPS at Wadebridge Music Festival 2023
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THE ZIPPS at Wadebridge Music Festival 2023
JOHN PACKER - THE HISTORY OF THE TELEGRAPH
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JOHN PACKER - THE HISTORY OF THE TELEGRAPH
STILL MEMORIES OF OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTY
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STILL MEMORIES OF OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTY
NATALIE MOORE MEETS THE DINOSAUR at the Royal Cornwall Show 2015
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NATALIE MOORE MEETS THE DINOSAUR at the Royal Cornwall Show 2015
WHEELS 2010 at the Royal Cornwall Showground
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WHEELS 2010 at the Royal Cornwall Showground
Labour and Conservatives are both cheeks of the same arse, Reform for me today, tomorrow always
The original motor synth.
I’m after the Bentley see you soon 😎😎😎👍
Lovely video! Thanks
Really enjoyed the show! I have a request for episode two - please can you feature a vintage Mini? Great work 😃
What a stress free watch. I want my olde cars and bikes back. Well done Biker Adrian. Nice Triumph you have there.
Thank you Demetri! It's great when people take the trouble to make a kind comment.
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Which email address should I use to send you a link to the latest addittion to my TH-cam channel?
I have just spotted this Canal video - Excellent! I will be putting a link onto the Canal Volunteer Lock Keepers Whatsapp groups that I belong to.
All electro-mechanical and electronic, non-cathedral organs sound really "cheesy" to me. It comes from horrible memories of 1960s "home organs" when they first became popular and affordable, on which old fuddy duddies played cheesy versions of cheesy pop songs and cheesy 50s "hits". My grandfather had one ... he was also a church organist, which I loved to hear. As a child, I used to leave the room in disgust at the sound of his home organ. Electric organs are *NOT* a wind instrument. They synthesise, IMITATE the sound of an organ (and other things). I have always found "flute" mode on any organ to be a laughable abomination! I am a flautist (bansuri) btw.
Hammond did not have oscillators but it had tonewheels and were virtually indestructible and they never go out of tune
@@mccolleydw Correctly edited above.
electronic organs sound amazing imo. example: Vox Continental V301J.
Nice one Tom, the pedals sound amazing!
Mister Dat loves this 😂
Thank you Mr. Dat...I seem to remember that you lived near the Burmese Rain Forest area?
You haven't changed a bit!
I love it!! Especially the way you’re very serious throughout 😂 love the end 😂🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵
Thankyou JacMac! Well, it is a serious business! Cactus thanks you too!
The greatest sound ever invented!
true !!!
true,!!
This is brilliant - it's at once touching and completely crazy!
Thank you so much Clarity Media. Cactus thanks you too... he's the crazy one, not me!
Cool...Ty
Thank you so much for taking the trouble to comment. Cactus thanks you too!
@@CornwallStressFreeTelevision You Are Most Welcome😊...Great Tune, Speaks To Me🎵🎶... Did You Write It?
@@Mare-k3s I wish I had ! No, it was written by the late Buddy Holly in around 1858 as a wedding token to his wife. Very romantic.
@@CornwallStressFreeTelevision Wow. Beautiful...but I think you meant 1958 haha! 😉
@@CornwallStressFreeTelevision Looking forward to more videos from you Both👍Peace🎵🎶🎶
Brilliant
Thank you very much for your comment. I hope it doesn't go to Cactus's head...
ハモンドオルガンは、ヤマハやKAWAIとは異なる。無限に近い音を出せる。でも、ある程度の金を出さないとね！150万以下では厳しいかも！自分がローンで買ったのは500万したけど買った当時は高級車買えたかな？今から60年程昔だった！楽器は値段が半端ないね！億何か普通にするから怖いよ。レバー１つの組み合わせやボタン操作他の組み合わせで如何様にも音が変化するのに、使いこなすまでは苦労しました。もう後期高齢になって指や足が動かなくなりました！当時は御陰で演奏で喜ばれました。映画音楽やムード音楽等で何組かのカップル👫が出来たのは良い思い出です。上前津にハモンドのショップが有りましたが、今はもう見なくなりました！
I had a used M3 Spinet and the pitch was off by 2 semi tones. How could this be ?
Tone generator motor not running the correct speed.
What country were you in?
As someone else has said, that sounds like you're running a 60Hz organ off 50Hz or vice-versa, which would correspond to slightly more than 2 semitones
@@lawabidingcitizen5153 …in the early 50’s, here in Ontario Canada, the Power companies changed from 25 to 60 hz. All appliance motors were changed at no expense but I cant imagine that this Hammond organ was around back then, but maybe it was.
What a great video ! Very informative and interesting!
É o melhor órgão de todos.
Translation
The best of all organs
Скорей бредофон.
Robin Richmond imported the first Hammond organ into Great Britain from the United States in 1935, the rest is history.
I think it was the begining, not history?
I love Hammond organ !!!❤No one will ever invent a better one!!!
Согласен с вами.
2’55”… er… don’t think so
Hello Paul. Firstly - thank you for watching my for more than ten seconds! And yes, you are quite right of course - I am guilty of purveying false harmonics. You must be a musician or a keen Hammond enthusiast (or both) to have spotted this. As you will have guessed, I added them afterwards from a tone generator and wasn't careful enough with my frequencies. However - to be fair - it does get the idea across I hope!
Very pleased to see more of these! The graphics work well. 😊
Thank you so much for the encouragement Emma! Lots more in the pipeline...
In terms of the old school classification of instruments of Chordophones, Aerophones, Membranophones, Idiophones.. does the Hammond fall under Idiophones?
Ha! I don't think I know! Thank you for your fun comment though!
@@CornwallStressFreeTelevision its a question that has baffled me too.. i guess synths can be électrophones.. so maybe this too..?
They're in a class of their own. As Bessie Smith might have said.
@@johnbishop5316 To be honest I don't exactly understand how the sound is produced.. is it an acoustic phenomenon or synthesized sounds..?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammond_organ#:~:text=The%20basic%20component%20sound%20of,similar%20to%20a%20sine%20wave.@@MreenalMams
This was hugely enjoyable. More of these needed please! 😊
Hi Emma! How lovely of you to comment on these. Like manna from heaven. I'm now encouraged to make some more - I'm trying to find an artist to draw some fun appropriate pictures to go with the poems.
@@CornwallStressFreeTelevision Glad you're going to make more! Wish I could help you out, have you thought of AI? It's capable of creating some impressive artwork.. 😊
Whimsical. It takes a little more effort to listen closely to poetry, unlike just listening to people talk about some subject. This was enjoyable. Thanks.
Hello Kathleen, thank you so much for commenting - very rare for me to get comments on this channel. I will be making some more of these with that encouragement.
Lovely garden Jim. I really enjoyed this 😊🌱
Thank you Amir! You're the first person to have commented on our series and I thank you for taking the trouble. I like your own series very much, too. Although I'm not the gardener - I'm the producer, Joe.
Great
Never heard of the band. But the clarinet player Gordon Stafford is wonderful in his inventiveness and technique. The trumpeter's pretty mean too. Lovely listen, thank you. Acker would have enjoyed their version of "his" (for me) tune.
Thank you, Henry! I'll pass your comments on to the chaps! Joe Driver
Sensible people in Truro !!