Glad you enjoyed it! Can you believe that only 60 percent of the organ is playable at this time! It was damaged in the 1944 storm and only in the last few years has the restoration taken place. They still need quite a bit of cash and several more years but it will someday be fully restored. Thank you for watching.
Just when I was panicking about the world today this popped up. Thank you so very much for the level of calm this brought me. I’m forever grateful for the serenity you bring.
Not only is the organ team doing a spectacular job with the restoration project, but the building has been beautifully reconditioned as well. Imagine, the two largest instruments are not in religious buildings, but they're a distance of only forty miles from each other. Both venues worth the visit.
Scott I look forward to your videos. I see so many things that my parents had in our house.I pay close attention to what you say and show me You are awesome!!!
What a thrill! What a treat for Dylan David Shaw to be able to play such an amazing organ! It was delightful to hear and imagine that it is free every Wednesday! Thank you so much for another fun video! Happy Flag Day everyone!
I remember showing my grandson a video you shared about this pipe organ. We watched about 10 more videos about pipe organs. I am always amazed by the size of this organ and the craft to make it. Thanks for sharing 👍
I bet that pipe organ, while being played, registers something on the seismic instruments in New Jersey. I think I felt a slight tremor way down here in Kentucky. LOL. Thanks for sharing Jersey history. My many trips to the home office in West Orange were enlightening to say the least. My morning rides into Newark for my anesthesia preceptorship were more eye opening than a double espresso. I have fond memories of the Garden State.
Oh the old Oranges of NJ.....not what they once were in days long ago. My grandfather was born in East Orange, NJ to German immigrant parents. If you ever find yourself in Jersey again, please please stop in old Atlantic City and hear this grand old girl in person!!!!!!!!!!!
My sister went to a good old-time pipe organ concert in the twin cities this past winter. My dad has a full old pipe organ in his home. He went to the Chicago conservatory of music. He collected antiques all his life.
Awesome 👏 Thank you for sharing this with us. I’m so happy they are restoring the organ and the history of the building is so cool. I love 💗 anything related to history, it’s important to remember the past. Thx again.
Oh my. What an amazing video, Scott. I can’t thank you enough for taking us on your trip. If I ever could visit Atlantic City, this would have been my can’t miss stop. The production quality of the video is top notch, with the fade outs and insertion of photos. I’m sure this took a long time for you to produce … I thank you many times over. I never knew the hall has been so beautifully restored. It’s a national treasure.
WOW, is right! Imagine having the skill to be granted organist of that instrument. Humbling (unless they have a great ego!)---The old photos also added another dimension to that experience. I'll bet Jonathan Scott over in Britain would love to play on the organ. He has played on many exalted ones across the British Isles & Europe. HIs brother Tom is also very talented, and includes filming of their various venues.---(I have a hard time with artists who take liberties with the anthem. I want straight and true.)---Thank-you for this new trip to that amazing location.
The swelling of emotions during the phantom of the opera! I can only imagine how it must have felt being immersed in it! Thank you so much for sharing this. Someday, God willing, I will get to experience it first hand❤
What a grand and beautiful musical instrument. Last summer I saw, heard and learned about the pipe organ at Longwood Gardens. Not as large as this one but it was in a beautiful setting. Thanks for sharing this treat.
I have always loved Mr Peanut and have a few vintage items. So fun. What an interesting place. I wasn’t expecting all of the great exhibits. So happy you brought us all along. Really fantastic!
I grew up going to Atlantic City and I was scared to death of Mr. Peanut. I ate at Capt. Stern's many times. As a parent I took my kids to OCNJ. It was much more family friendly than AC after the casinos opened.
🎉🎉I was mesmerized with this show 🎉 Absolutely, enjoyed this lovely program. Thank you for producing this for me. So appreciated. Can't even express my feelings about the episode. Blessings to you and your family and friends. Hugs and hugs all day to you. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
A great video of a great organ! For those still wondering about that organ console in the lobby that Scott showed before the concert, I have the full "Bible" of the AC organ, and that was the 5-manual console which was designed to play the same pipes as the one to the right of the stage (the 7-manual). Both were supposed to be able to play together, but for some reason the relays between the two consoles never materialized. Having been to the Wanamaker in Philadelphia, my intents are to of course not only see but to possibly play this behemoth. 7 Manuals, 449 ranks or sets of pipes and 33,112 pipes in total!
I grew up in Ocean City a half of a block from the boardwalk on a street called Plymouth Place. It was the absolute BEST place to grow up! Also, as I had shared with you about a week or so ago I was lucky enough to hear the organ played at the old convention hall in A.C. last month (because my son graduated from Stockton and the ceremony was there) and I was sitting right directly next to it so I got to watch him play the organ as we waited for the ceremony to start. It was incredible!
Scott .... Mr. Peanut anything to do with the Planters brand ??? Happy Days ❤️ Always remember the free Nuts you could help yourself to when shopping at that fabulous place called Stew Leonards in Connecticut when i was in the States .... A fantastic store, Wow, what a place !!!! You don't get anything like that in the UK, tell you 😎😉👍👏
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Yes, Scott .... You're right ! Thank you. My late Uncle used to play a Mighty Wurlitzer at local Bingo Halls, Cinemas and small Concert Venues in the UK .... And, in the Summer mostly at Seaside resorts .... He made a really good living out of it 👍
Speaking of Stew Leonard, I always stop when driving through Connecticut. My favorite grocery store, but I don’t remember seeing free peanuts. We have a hamburger chain called Five Guys where you can help yourself to free roasted peanuts in the shell, but you have to eat them outside the restaurant due to peanut allergies.
This is wonderful Scott! Thanks for taking us along! The sound is absolutely amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it! Can you believe that only 60 percent of the organ is playable at this time! It was damaged in the 1944 storm and only in the last few years has the restoration taken place. They still need quite a bit of cash and several more years but it will someday be fully restored. Thank you for watching.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Can you imagine the sound if it was 100%.. Wowza!
Just when I was panicking about the world today this popped up. Thank you so very much for the level of calm this brought me. I’m forever grateful for the serenity you bring.
You are so welcome! Always nice to see you Poodle!
And hilarity
@@helenbailey8419 Yes!! 😁👍❤️
Phantom of the Night, lovely❤😊
Not only is the organ team doing a spectacular job with the restoration project, but the building has been beautifully reconditioned as well.
Imagine, the two largest instruments are not in religious buildings, but they're a distance of only forty miles from each other.
Both venues worth the visit.
I loved Mr Peanut! There was a Mr Peanut store along Rt 1 in Peabody Massachusetts. We always stopped in on our way to Denmark Maine. Great memories!
Interesting chords there at the end. Scott. Loved the looks on your face! Lol....thanks for sharing.
The b&w photo you inserted,brilliant.
I love the flame like lights over the console.
This appeared today on the video shorts.Ah you posted it.
Wow!!!I loved this mental health break. Just awesome. Thanks so much.❤
Wow, Thank you for this Scott. Love it
My pleasure!
My brain is trying to recall the name of that first piece ......love me some pipe tunes!!!! Thanks for sharing, Scott👏👏👏
Scott I look forward to your videos. I see so many things that my parents had in our house.I pay close attention to what you say and show me
You are awesome!!!
Wow, thanks
I’ve got chills!!!!
Me too!
Music of the night!
The photo of the building being done,fascinating.
What a thrill! What a treat for Dylan David Shaw to be able to play such an amazing organ! It was delightful to hear and imagine that it is free every Wednesday! Thank you so much for another fun video! Happy Flag Day everyone!
I enjoyed this!!!! Some of the things you share people will never get to see. Thank you for making my day!!
Nice ending for Flag Day. Could have watched the whole concert.
Thank you, Scott. 👍💕
Thanks Scott
What a beautiful sound.I had forgotten how wonderful it was.
Thanks for taking us along with you! Loved Mr. 🥜 ❤️ so nostalgic and that organ music! 🤩
That was great! Thank you, Scott. I do hope that you did record the entire concert, even just for your own later enjoyment.
I remember showing my grandson a video you shared about this pipe organ. We watched about 10 more videos about pipe organs. I am always amazed by the size of this organ and the craft to make it. Thanks for sharing 👍
Well that was fun! Thanks for sharing, Scott!
That was fun Scott. I was in Atlantic city once just at some casinos with my ex MIL. It was chilly and rainy so couldn't enjoy the beach.😊
I bet that pipe organ, while being played, registers something on the seismic instruments in New Jersey. I think I felt a slight tremor way down here in Kentucky. LOL. Thanks for sharing Jersey history. My many trips to the home office in West Orange were enlightening to say the least. My morning rides into Newark for my anesthesia preceptorship were more eye opening than a double espresso. I have fond memories of the Garden State.
Oh the old Oranges of NJ.....not what they once were in days long ago. My grandfather was born in East Orange, NJ to German immigrant parents. If you ever find yourself in Jersey again, please please stop in old Atlantic City and hear this grand old girl in person!!!!!!!!!!!
What a great tour. Thanks for taking us along.
My sister went to a good old-time pipe organ concert in the twin cities this past winter. My dad has a full old pipe organ in his home. He went to the Chicago conservatory of music. He collected antiques all his life.
Awesome 👏 Thank you for sharing this with us. I’m so happy they are restoring the organ and the history of the building is so cool. I love 💗 anything related to history, it’s important to remember the past. Thx again.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool, Scott! Thanks for the video. 😀
Thanks Scott! As Bette Davis said in Now Voyager..." I suspect you're a treasure!"
Scott such a nice afternoon. Beautiful music in a beautiful building with a good friend
😊
Thanks Scott. Enjoyed going along with you.
Yes yes!
Wow for only 60 percent of it working it sounded beautiful I love the organ such a beautiful instrument thanks for sharing Scott take care
Oh my. What an amazing video, Scott. I can’t thank you enough for taking us on your trip. If I ever could visit Atlantic City, this would have been my can’t miss stop. The production quality of the video is top notch, with the fade outs and insertion of photos. I’m sure this took a long time for you to produce … I thank you many times over. I never knew the hall has been so beautifully restored. It’s a national treasure.
Thank you so much for the kind comments. That organ is a national treasure and if you could only hear it in person. WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW, is right! Imagine having the skill to be granted organist of that instrument. Humbling (unless they have a great ego!)---The old photos also added another dimension to that experience. I'll bet Jonathan Scott over in Britain would love to play on the organ. He has played on many exalted ones across the British Isles & Europe. HIs brother Tom is also very talented, and includes filming of their various venues.---(I have a hard time with artists who take liberties with the anthem. I want straight and true.)---Thank-you for this new trip to that amazing location.
Love the Triumphal Hymn from Aida at the end! Bravo!
The swelling of emotions during the phantom of the opera! I can only imagine how it must have felt being immersed in it! Thank you so much for sharing this. Someday, God willing, I will get to experience it first hand❤
What a great video to post on flag day. Thank you. We all needed this. God save our country.
TYSM for taking us along... it gave me goosebumps!! Enjoyed it so much!!
How beautiful!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this with us Scott!!! ❤
What a grand and beautiful musical instrument. Last summer I saw, heard and learned about the pipe organ at Longwood Gardens. Not as large as this one but it was in a beautiful setting. Thanks for sharing this treat.
Thank you Scott.. this was really nice..would of loved being there…
Thank you for sharing this musical experience with us! It's very much appreciated!
I have always loved Mr Peanut and have a few vintage items. So fun. What an interesting place. I wasn’t expecting all of the great exhibits. So happy you brought us all along. Really fantastic!
What a wonderful sound, wonderful organist!!
The organist is Dylan Davis Shaw. He also plays the Wanamaker in Philadelphia. He a very talented individual and super friendly.
Thanks for the cool tour 😎
I grew up going to Atlantic City and I was scared to death of Mr. Peanut. I ate at Capt. Stern's many times. As a parent I took my kids to OCNJ. It was much more family friendly than AC after the casinos opened.
🎉🎉I was mesmerized with this show 🎉 Absolutely, enjoyed this lovely program. Thank you for producing this for me. So appreciated. Can't even express my feelings about the episode. Blessings to you and your family and friends. Hugs and hugs all day to you. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I wish you could hear in in person.
Many thanks. Hope your day was great!
Great video Scotty! Thanks for sharing!
Love this Scott. Thank you for sharing!
That is wonderful experience! Makes me want to plan a visit and see the organ itself.
Wow! That was impressive! Now I've seen Wanamaker's and now this one. Thank you!
Such fun! Thanks Scott 🥰 🙏!
Thank you for showing us so much at a lot of different places. How is the weather over there? Here is so hot!! Phu! No Polarbear here! Lol!😀
Thanks Scott! That was stellar!💕
...I have so many memories of AC...saw the Everly Brothers in the '60s, on Steel Pier...etc ..😀💕
A great video of a great organ! For those still wondering about that organ console in the lobby that Scott showed before the concert, I have the full "Bible" of the AC organ, and that was the 5-manual console which was designed to play the same pipes as the one to the right of the stage (the 7-manual). Both were supposed to be able to play together, but for some reason the relays between the two consoles never materialized. Having been to the Wanamaker in Philadelphia, my intents are to of course not only see but to possibly play this behemoth. 7 Manuals, 449 ranks or sets of pipes and 33,112 pipes in total!
Awesome sound , thanks for sharing 👏
I would give anything to be there. You can just feel the music!!
Gosh, that was great!
I like the shoes in the cabinet with the square toes.Much more natural for a foot.The others are instruments of torture.
I grew up in Ocean City a half of a block from the boardwalk on a street called Plymouth Place. It was the absolute BEST place to grow up! Also, as I had shared with you about a week or so ago I was lucky enough to hear the organ played at the old convention hall in A.C. last month (because my son graduated from Stockton and the ceremony was there) and I was sitting right directly next to it so I got to watch him play the organ as we waited for the ceremony to start. It was incredible!
Oh how fantastic! Congratulations to your son and your family.
Antique Nomad quipped this dude was the Planters “Spokesnut”.
It doesn’t matter if it ever gets fully restored. I think it’s fine the way it is.
11:55 what is that song?
You need a big screen to show the organist downstairs at the same time!
Land of the free, home of the brave!🎉
Scott .... Mr. Peanut anything to do with the Planters brand ??? Happy Days ❤️ Always remember the free Nuts you could help yourself to when shopping at that fabulous place called Stew Leonards in Connecticut when i was in the States .... A fantastic store, Wow, what a place !!!! You don't get anything like that in the UK, tell you 😎😉👍👏
Mark I'm so happy to share this musical treasure all all around the world. You have so may wonderful theater organs in the UK!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Yes, Scott .... You're right ! Thank you. My late Uncle used to play a Mighty Wurlitzer at local Bingo Halls, Cinemas and small Concert Venues in the UK .... And, in the Summer mostly at Seaside resorts .... He made a really good living out of it 👍
Speaking of Stew Leonard, I always stop when driving through Connecticut. My favorite grocery store, but I don’t remember seeing free peanuts. We have a hamburger chain called Five Guys where you can help yourself to free roasted peanuts in the shell, but you have to eat them outside the restaurant due to peanut allergies.
I'll stop with the blah blah blah😂😂😂so unexpected in the intro
There are some 8 pipe chambers in all.
As with a number of trumpet tunes attributed to Purcell, they were really 'borrowed' from Jeremiah Clark!
Why are the comments redacted??
No idea what you mean?!!!
Pay zero attention...
You Tube attracts all species
i only go to AC to lose money