I cannot believe what has been accomplished in five days! Michael and Nick have done an amazing job with this. It’s really starting to look like an organ again. I do miss seeing you in front of the camera though Billy.
Absolutely stunning! It's like the organ was made for that chapel. What a terrific job Michael and Nick are doing. Imagine the mind that designed and built that organ. Amazing!! I'm in awe.
I agree with so many that said this is amazing & wonderful to watch! Michael & Nick make a great team! The organ looks beautiful already! Have a really lovely restful evening and weekend with your families! x
Billy, The placement of the organ is the perfect spot. It matches the decor and it's beautiful. You're all doing a great job getting it reassembled. I'm eager to hear Michael play it for the first time.❤🇬🇧🇺🇸
I managed to not cry, until the gold pipes were put in place 😢😀. That is the organ that when I walked into the cathedral just over 4 weeks ago at 8 am was waiting for its big move. The front was padlocked and a sign was placed warning the congregation and visitors that ‘Organ Removal’ was scheduled. We all said that week what Nick said so eloquently today. What a privilege to be involved and amazing to have the opportunity to get so close to a historic pipe organ. Thank you, Father Paul for emailing Billy ❤. Sounds like next week will be even more interesting. Everyone - get plenty of rest this weekend. Billy - we look forward to seeing you again on Monday.
Well done Michael & Nick, & everyone involved in the re-assembly process of that magnificent organ! It really brought a tear to my eyes when I saw the gold pipes standing so majestically in place. It blows my mind to think of the history & life behind this great organ. I am sure the nun’s are looking down on the Convent Chapel with smiles on their faces & glee in their hearts. 💕 I cannot wait till Monday to watch more of this amazing feat….. Have a terrific weekend ! 💕🇨🇦
Give your lovely Family our love and gratitude for loaning Nick to Michael and Billy for this monumental task. Just shed tears of joy at seeing the pipes in place, God bless you mightily.
Billy, I'm thinking this is just about the best movie on TH-cam. Seriously it is simply amazing what has gone into reassembling this historic organ. Can't wait until next week to see more of Michael & Nick hard at work. Crack On all of the team! 🍺Beer Time 🍻 cheers!
Nick and Michael are doing a fantastic job. Great to see them both clearly enjoying the puzzle. The Moons magic touch and Pethericks determination knows no bounds.
Amazing! is it just me or does anyone else think the way Nick is so talented, informative and explains things so well that he reminds me a lot of Simon.
Somehow it seems like this organ was destined to be in this chapel, the scale and dimensions are perfect for it. Your work on this project has been riveting, but I , like so many, wait with excitement to hear it play for the first time. If things continue on as well as they have this week it will be ready for Christmas. How wonderful that will be!
Makes me wonder about the persons who, centuries ago, had the skill and knowledge to make the first organs for churches! Boggles the mind. Congratulations, gentlemen on your skill to bring this organ back to life! Cannot wait to hear this organ give voice! 🤔
Pipe organs reach waaaaaaay back into Antiquity. They were already in existence well before 2000 B.C., but were used for large gatherings at places similar to the Circus Maximus, Amphitheaters and other public gathering spots. Their lungs were called the hydraulus and were powered by water. They were probably very loud and did not have the myriad subtilty that modern instruments have. One of the first reports of an Organ in a Cathedral or Church finds an instrument of tremendous power installed in Soissons Cathedral around the year 660. It operated on a system we now call the "blockwerk" which was basically many pipes of differing pitches all playing at once. There was no way to have one single row of pipes play. The subsequent invention of "Stops" was giving the organist the luxury of "stopping" the sound of the other rows of pipes to showcase only those left "open". Exactly the opposite of todays instruments in which the name "Stop" was retained to describe the Length or "pitch" of the lowest playable pipe, the timbre, the scale or circumference of the pipe, the material that it is made from such as "Holz/wood" "Metaal or tin/lead mix" . The shape of the pipe Square, Round, Chimneyed, capped, stopped, triangular, etc., which all plays a part in the particular way a set or row of pipes is perceived. In essence a "Stop" is basically one or more rows of pipes that have similar characteristics both physically and aurally throughout their entire compass. A "Stop" can be engaged or disengaged by the organist at will, to satisfy the requirements in the music.
Your comment got me curious so I looked it up. “ engineer Ctesibius of Alexandria The Greek engineer Ctesibius of Alexandria is credited with inventing the organ in the 3rd century BC. He devised an instrument called the hydraulis, which delivered a wind supply maintained through water pressure to a set of pipes. The hydraulis was played in the arenas of the Roman Empire.” Just amazing it was that long ago! Learn something new everyday!
The time-line may go far beyond what I posted. There are a smattering of references in many languages on walls and tablets throughout Africa, the Mid-East, India, Greece, the Roman Empire and even the Bedouin societies of Attila the Hun etc.@@lukehartman9386
When it's all finished perhaps Father Paul can make a visit to see and hear it and be pleased with all the hard work you guys have done to bring this organ back to life for another 100 years! ❤❤❤
It must be a nightmare to clean it all, but oh my god, so worth it.. 😍 The builders did an amazing job back then, and you're doing a fabulous job putting it all together. I honestly think the nuns are crying with joy, as am I. It really is very beautiful. ❤
Mr M Petherick & Mr N Moon .. two amazingly talented gentlemen whose skill & passion is such a pleasure to watch. I am in awe .. just fabulous guys 👏👏❤️
I find it mind boggling that people design and make these instruments in the first place, it’s a piece of engineering, and the boys are learning so much in their quest to put this all together again. Crack on guys your amazing.
The organ is looking fabulous in the chapel! Michael and Nick are doing a great job putting this organ all back together, it truly is amazing. See you Monday guys! Rest up!
Truly amazing to watch Michael and Nick bring the old organ back to life! Great job filming Billy, much appreciated. Crack on after a well deserved rest on the weekend.🙏❤️
Extremely impressive undertaking…..I can’t believe that you weren’t daunted considering that neither of you has ever done such a thing before! A true sign of high intelligence imho 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love watching this organ being put back together and i am so happy you have saved it ,too many historical buildings and contents are lost forever .Thankyou all for caring .I cant wait to hear Michael play it .xxx
What an accomplishment in such a short time! Excellently done everyone! Michael, Nick and Mr Petherick aka the Dad, Yannis, Billy, Ryan...everyone behind the scenes who contribute with time and effort - what an amazing work! I'm sure father Paul is watching you with the rest of us, pleased and perhaps slightly moved with your accomplishment, dedication and passion. I'm sure the day he will be reunited with this majestic instrument once again, will come soon.Once he is there, with Simon and Alex who are also soon to come, what an incredible holidays those will be! Organs look absolutely stunning in the chapel, they look like they belong there! What an amazing, humbling experience. Could it all be coincidental stream of events that led to this? Perhaps. Perhaps it much more than that. It's beautiful and utterly humbling. Can't wait to hear the first sound and looking forward to holidays with sense of serenity and warmth in my heart.
I am absolutely awe-inspired as to help perfectly this organ fits in this space! It feels as though it was built for this room it's so perfectly balanced. You guys are doing a stunning job and I am over here applauding every second of this video! Well done to the entire team
You are two of the most talented men to be able to put back piece by piece the ancient organ ! It is astonishing experience to watch you. Both working ! ITS EXTRAORDINARY AND SO DESERVED BY THE wondrous Petheric family ! Dad has amazing energy !!!
I cannot get enough of this channel! We became Patreons due to the incredible undertaking of the the Convent restoration and it just keeps getting better. Thank you Petherick Clan and Framily! You are amazing!
Absolutely love seeing the progress of the organ and the rest of the hard work done by the rest of the crew in other areas of the convent!!! Truly dedication by all who are helping at the convent!!! I love love love the music being played during the videos this week!,, Wish you could give us the titles and artist of each song! Look forward to watching each day!
I absolutely cannot believe the progress you’ve made in only a week. Unpacking all the parts was a task in itself. It will be the pinnacle of the chapel when it is played again.🎶
Hi Billy, I cannot believe what Michael and Nick have achieved this first week, just 5 days. The organ looks absolutely amazing even now you can only wonder what it will sound like. A big pat on the back for both Michael and Nick, for what they have achieved this week its so amazing, what fantastic work I am sure that they are so proud of being a part of this brilliant project. Many thanks to all involved this week you have all worked so hard. Lots of love. Jill. Birmingham U.K. XXXXXXXXX
Dear All - such a special experience as a follower of The Pethericks , to be taken on this poignantly beautiful and heart-warming journey of the beloved ancient organ 🥰🥰🥰 Have a wonderful weekend and so look forward to Monday 😍
Incredible work, in just 5 days!!! Must feel a bit surreal! Billy, your videography, choice of music & editing are spectacular. The Pethericks' bring me such joy. And THANK YOU again for introducing The Moons. My heart is warmed just thinking about that precious family.
Pip's Pipe Organ looks magnificent there. As everyone else is saying, once those golden pipes went up...WOW. It looks as though it was meant for the space. Thank you Father Paul and all he lovely volunteers in Norwich for helping to make this a reality. Thank you so much.
It's wonderful to watch the organ coming together again. Great to see Michael agsin and to get to know Nick. And a lovely change for Billy not having to tile a floor. Loving this week. Great work, guys 👏
Oh wow, Billy. Your camera work has become a masterful blend of artistry and pragmatism. Your musical choices create just the right mood to tell the story! I feel like I’m watching a mini-movie with each and every episode. I appreciate your dedication to the work- and the story of it.
Love the way that Michael & Nick interact, they get the job done, while having fun. Great job guys. Proud of you all. Really excited about when Michael eventually plays this historic Organ.
Woo Hoo !! You are doing such fine and tedious work and it looks to me like you are doing a fantastic job!! Thank you for bringing this master piece of an instrument back to life.
I’m so invested in this, lived and worked in Norfolk for several years, but followed Billy from the beginning.This is so joyful, exciting and interesting. Love from New Forest 🇬🇧
That organ is truly going to give the WOW factor to the chapel. Well done guys and how wonderful that a once redundant organ will have a new life and make music again.
Wow it's just the right height to cover the blank space behind. Well done lads it's looking great 👍 Michael needs to make another nest and a soft toy Pip to sleep in it to go buy it when it's finished 😊 put your feet up now all of you and enjoy a rest and drink 🍸
I can’t get over how perfect the organ fits there. Its like it was made for that space. Look how the pipes line up with the arch above it and the frame color matches the corners in that section of room. Talk about providential. It’s fabulous. ❤
I’m calling on Nun power to pray to the heavens. Billy, Michael, Nick, Mick and Yanis what a great job your all doing! We are all here and sending you all positive energy and prayers… keep going!
Oh My Goodness!!! I'm finding this so exciting! The explanations from Michael and Nick are so interesting but I still find it inconceivable that the van full of bits is not just one big jigsaw for them. So! Well! Done! Guys!! 😀👌💜
Well, it looks like an organ now Billy. Fits in so well with its surroundings. Their doing a super job rebuilding. Well done and looking forward to Mondays vlog. How’s the kitchen floor doing? Have a great weekend. Stay well you all.
You have taught us so much about the organ not only taking it apart, but reassembling this historic piece. Imagine many years from now you can look on this time and be very proud of what you all have achieved and say we did that. Have a great week end.
This restoration is amazing. A massive jigsaw puzzle. What an incredible endeavor. Kudos to Michael and Nick. You rock. So much accomplished in five days.
Wow! I've really enjoyed watching the organ go back together. The talent in the chapel, all you fellas, working together is a privilege to watch. I'm in awe of what you've accomplished so far. ❤
I am amazed by their work on this. Does Nick have a music background? Michael and Nick know how this goes together and what each part does. Truly amazing. Great work! And Billy you are a videographer.
Now that the front row of pipes are in I can see that this is the perfect spot for it and it is well cemtred amongst all the background decoration. Well done Michael and Nick anf 🙏🙏🙏 that the rest of the build goes as well. 🥰
Wow that is gorgeous. I didn't expect to be, but I'm riveted by this project. Michael and Nick, you look like total pros. What an amazing thing to be able to say you've done. I bet there's not another YT out there on putting an antique organ together. Love you all, have a great weekend!
What a fantastic job you're doing Michael and Nick! I am so excited about this and can't wait to hear it being played! It looks fantastic with the pipes standing proud! Maybe pop your head in once in a while Billy...miss you!
There were times in this video when one could have thought those two were some kind of mad musical time travelers transported into the new millennium, trying to get home. I loved the music too, Billy. 🧡
What an amazing transformation seeing the pipes in situ.i was overwhelmed at the beauty. The care, knowledge and ability to inform us of the process is so appreciated. I have been an avid fan since the convent was purchased. I sincerely thank Billy and ALL those who have made such a wonderful contribution for us to enjoy the progress. ❤
It's really exciting seeing this all come together and it's always wonderful seeing Michael (we need your channel back) and Nick and all the friends working together. It makes you realize there are still good people in this world.
Can I just say that this was a beautiful video. From the camera angles, to the music, to the patience and skill of Nick putting the organ back together. Well done Billy and team!
Totally amazing so much has been accomplished in 5 days! The organ fits the space beautifully - looks like it’s always been there. Nick and Michael have formed a great rebuilding team. Bless you all for undertaking such a massive project. Maine USA
The two of you are doing impressive work. Your dedication and perseverance are admirable. It looks like it was designed to be in that spot. Fascinating and fun to watch. Blessings
Two rather handsome, talented gents with Very Strong Backs!!! WOW!! I held my breath, I touched wood, I prayed and I'm just in awe of all of you!! Billy, your videography skills this week have been sublime! 👏🥰🥰🥰❤️
I can not believe just how perfect it looks in that spot. It is going to be simply beautiful! The colors match perfectly with the chapel and the pipes look majestic. Great progress so far!
What a beautiful site that old organ is. My heart just swells just looking at it. I'm sure the tears of joy will fall when Michael finally plays it! You guys (everyone involved) have done a magnificent job putting it back together.
I cannot believe what has been accomplished in five days! Michael and Nick have done an amazing job with this. It’s really starting to look like an organ again. I do miss seeing you in front of the camera though Billy.
God Bless You all . Can't wait ❤
Amazing achievement guys, well done to everyone. Looking forward to hearing Michael play the organ 👍🏻👏.
I totally agree!! 😊🙏❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely stunning! It's like the organ was made for that chapel. What a terrific job Michael and Nick are doing. Imagine the mind that designed and built that organ. Amazing!! I'm in awe.
Hello Tara
How are you doing? Good evening
I agree with so many that said this is amazing & wonderful to watch! Michael & Nick make a great team! The organ looks beautiful already! Have a really lovely restful evening and weekend with your families! x
Look how the arch of the pipes MATCH the arch on the back wall! It’s like they were meant for each other!
Billy, The placement of the organ is the perfect spot. It matches the decor and it's beautiful. You're all doing a great job getting it reassembled. I'm eager to hear Michael play it for the first time.❤🇬🇧🇺🇸
I managed to not cry, until the gold pipes were put in place 😢😀. That is the organ that when I walked into the cathedral just over 4 weeks ago at 8 am was waiting for its big move. The front was padlocked and a sign was placed warning the congregation and visitors that ‘Organ Removal’ was scheduled. We all said that week what Nick said so eloquently today. What a privilege to be involved and amazing to have the opportunity to get so close to a historic pipe organ. Thank you, Father Paul for emailing Billy ❤. Sounds like next week will be even more interesting. Everyone - get plenty of rest this weekend. Billy - we look forward to seeing you again on Monday.
Hello Ali
And thank YOU too, Ali, for helping package the organ so carefully for it's big move! ❤
Well done Michael & Nick, & everyone involved in the re-assembly process of that magnificent organ! It really brought a tear to my eyes when I saw the gold pipes standing so majestically in place. It blows my mind to think of the history & life behind this great organ. I am sure the nun’s are looking down on the Convent Chapel with smiles on their faces & glee in their hearts. 💕 I cannot wait till Monday to watch more of this amazing feat….. Have a terrific weekend ! 💕🇨🇦
Give your lovely Family our love and gratitude for loaning Nick to Michael and Billy for this monumental task. Just shed tears of joy at seeing the pipes in place, God bless you mightily.
Hello from Texas USA, I am glad that I was not the only one moved to tears when the gold pipes went in.
Who would think that the re-assembly of an historical organ could be so exciting and interesting?!!
well said i concur
Right?!!
I loved every minute 😂❤
I so agree! I'm captivated!
excactly ….. thrilling to see …..❤❤❤❤❤
Billy, I'm thinking this is just about the best movie on TH-cam. Seriously it is simply amazing what has gone into reassembling this historic organ. Can't wait until next week to see more of Michael & Nick hard at work. Crack On all of the team!
🍺Beer Time 🍻 cheers!
I'm loving the cinematography you're bringing to this build Billy. That camera really captures the light so well.
Nick and Michael are doing a fantastic job. Great to see them both clearly enjoying the puzzle. The Moons magic touch and Pethericks determination knows no bounds.
A Beautiful sight🥰. I too, are enjoying watching the organ come back alive to touch so many hearts 🙏🏻
Amazing! is it just me or does anyone else think the way Nick is so talented, informative and explains things so well that he reminds me a lot of Simon.
They are a great team. Both bring a lot of skills, experience and personality to the projects.
Thought that too
"if you like"
Yes indeed! He has that same mannerism and eloquence whilst still maintaining his humility and thanking everyone else for their efforts🥰👏🏻
Somehow it seems like this organ was destined to be in this chapel, the scale and dimensions are perfect for it. Your work on this project has been riveting, but I , like so many, wait with excitement to hear it play for the first time. If things continue on as well as they have this week it will be ready for Christmas. How wonderful that will be!
Makes me wonder about the persons who, centuries ago, had the skill and knowledge to make the first organs for churches! Boggles the mind. Congratulations, gentlemen on your skill to bring this organ back to life! Cannot wait to hear this organ give voice! 🤔
Pipe organs reach waaaaaaay back into Antiquity. They were already in existence well before 2000 B.C., but were used for large gatherings at places similar to the Circus Maximus, Amphitheaters and other public gathering spots. Their lungs were called the hydraulus and were powered by water. They were probably very loud and did not have the myriad subtilty that modern instruments have. One of the first reports of an Organ in a Cathedral or Church finds an instrument of tremendous power installed in Soissons Cathedral around the year 660. It operated on a system we now call the "blockwerk" which was basically many pipes of differing pitches all playing at once. There was no way to have one single row of pipes play. The subsequent invention of "Stops" was giving the organist the luxury of "stopping" the sound of the other rows of pipes to showcase only those left "open". Exactly the opposite of todays instruments in which the name "Stop" was retained to describe the Length or "pitch" of the lowest playable pipe, the timbre, the scale or circumference of the pipe, the material that it is made from such as "Holz/wood" "Metaal or tin/lead mix" . The shape of the pipe Square, Round, Chimneyed, capped, stopped, triangular, etc., which all plays a part in the particular way a set or row of pipes is perceived. In essence a "Stop" is basically one or more rows of pipes that have similar characteristics both physically and aurally throughout their entire compass. A "Stop" can be engaged or disengaged by the organist at will, to satisfy the requirements in the music.
Your comment got me curious so I looked it up. “ engineer Ctesibius of Alexandria
The Greek engineer Ctesibius of Alexandria is credited with inventing the organ in the 3rd century BC. He devised an instrument called the hydraulis, which delivered a wind supply maintained through water pressure to a set of pipes. The hydraulis was played in the arenas of the Roman Empire.” Just amazing it was that long ago! Learn something new everyday!
Thank you, Luke! You’re so right: you learn something new every day! ❤️
The time-line may go far beyond what I posted. There are a smattering of references in many languages on walls and tablets throughout Africa, the Mid-East, India, Greece, the Roman Empire and even the Bedouin societies of Attila the Hun etc.@@lukehartman9386
@@Mary.P77 thank you for bring this to my attention! I love learning new things. Now we know!
When it's all finished perhaps Father Paul can make a visit to see and hear it and be pleased with all the hard work you guys have done to bring this organ back to life for another 100 years! ❤❤❤
It must be a nightmare to clean it all, but oh my god, so worth it.. 😍 The builders did an amazing job back then, and you're doing a fabulous job putting it all together. I honestly think the nuns are crying with joy, as am I. It really is very beautiful. ❤
The organ looks stunning with the first set of pipes in! Thank you so much for letting us watch the rebuild.
Hello Susan
How are you doing Susan good evening 🌇
Mr M Petherick & Mr N Moon .. two amazingly talented gentlemen whose skill & passion is such a pleasure to watch. I am in awe .. just fabulous guys 👏👏❤️
I find it mind boggling that people design and make these instruments in the first place, it’s a piece of engineering, and the boys are learning so much in their quest to put this all together again. Crack on guys your amazing.
The organ is looking fabulous in the chapel! Michael and Nick are doing a great job putting this organ all back together, it truly is amazing. See you Monday guys! Rest up!
Truly amazing to watch Michael and Nick bring the old organ back to life! Great job filming Billy, much appreciated. Crack on after a well deserved rest on the weekend.🙏❤️
Congrats to Nick & Michael. Astounding work. Cannot wait to hear it.
Extremely impressive undertaking…..I can’t believe that you weren’t daunted considering that neither of you has ever done such a thing before! A true sign of high intelligence imho 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love watching this organ being put back together and i am so happy you have saved it ,too many historical buildings and contents are lost forever .Thankyou all for caring .I cant wait to hear Michael play it .xxx
Nick and Michael are so clever being able to re assemble the organ , it’s mind blowing how many parts it has ! Can’t wait to see it played .
Goosebumps!!! Congratulations, you two!
Someone please tell me why this channel hasn’t been picked up by a major network or something.
Every single thing about it is perfection. 💛
Because there are more viewers here on TH-cam!
What an accomplishment in such a short time! Excellently done everyone! Michael, Nick and Mr Petherick aka the Dad, Yannis, Billy, Ryan...everyone behind the scenes who contribute with time and effort - what an amazing work! I'm sure father Paul is watching you with the rest of us, pleased and perhaps slightly moved with your accomplishment, dedication and passion. I'm sure the day he will be reunited with this majestic instrument once again, will come soon.Once he is there, with Simon and Alex who are also soon to come, what an incredible holidays those will be!
Organs look absolutely stunning in the chapel, they look like they belong there! What an amazing, humbling experience. Could it all be coincidental stream of events that led to this? Perhaps. Perhaps it much more than that. It's beautiful and utterly humbling. Can't wait to hear the first sound and looking forward to holidays with sense of serenity and warmth in my heart.
I am absolutely awe-inspired as to help perfectly this organ fits in this space! It feels as though it was built for this room it's so perfectly balanced. You guys are doing a stunning job and I am over here applauding every second of this video! Well done to the entire team
You are two of the most talented men to be able to put back piece by piece the ancient organ ! It is astonishing experience to watch you. Both working ! ITS EXTRAORDINARY AND SO DESERVED BY THE wondrous Petheric family ! Dad has amazing energy !!!
I cannot get enough of this channel! We became Patreons due to the incredible undertaking of the the Convent restoration and it just keeps getting better. Thank you Petherick Clan and Framily! You are amazing!
Absolutely love seeing the progress of the organ and the rest of the hard work done by the rest of the crew in other areas of the convent!!! Truly dedication by all who are helping at the convent!!! I love love love the music being played during the videos this week!,, Wish you could give us the titles and artist of each song! Look forward to watching each day!
I absolutely cannot believe the progress you’ve made in only a week. Unpacking all the parts was a task in itself. It will be the pinnacle of the chapel when it is played again.🎶
The organ is majestic. What a fascinating project to watch. Well done guys.
Hi Billy, I cannot believe what Michael and Nick have achieved this first week, just 5 days. The organ looks absolutely amazing even now you can only wonder what it will sound like. A big pat on the back for both Michael and Nick, for what they have achieved this week its so amazing, what fantastic work I am sure that they are so proud of being a part of this brilliant project. Many thanks to all involved this week you have all worked so hard. Lots of love. Jill. Birmingham U.K. XXXXXXXXX
Dear All - such a special experience as a follower of The Pethericks , to be taken on this poignantly beautiful and heart-warming journey of the beloved ancient organ 🥰🥰🥰 Have a wonderful weekend and so look forward to Monday 😍
Incredible work, in just 5 days!!! Must feel a bit surreal! Billy, your videography, choice of music & editing are spectacular. The Pethericks' bring me such joy. And THANK YOU again for introducing The Moons. My heart is warmed just thinking about that precious family.
Amen to that enjoyment for sure❤!
Pip's Pipe Organ looks magnificent there. As everyone else is saying, once those golden pipes went up...WOW. It looks as though it was meant for the space. Thank you Father Paul and all he lovely volunteers in Norwich for helping to make this a reality. Thank you so much.
Brings tears to my eyes watching you both put this beautiful organ back together. Just lovely. Can't wait to see Michael play it. 🙏❤️
What a joy to be able to rebuild this beautiful creature. She looks as though she was built percificatly for that space. 😊
It's wonderful to watch the organ coming together again. Great to see Michael agsin and to get to know Nick. And a lovely change for Billy not having to tile a floor. Loving this week. Great work, guys 👏
Oh wow, Billy. Your camera work has become a masterful blend of artistry and pragmatism. Your musical choices create just the right mood to tell the story! I feel like I’m watching a mini-movie with each and every episode. I appreciate your dedication to the work- and the story of it.
Amen! Agree completely!
Michael and Nick....again....you are genius to be able to reconstruct that organ! Thank you so much for sharing and bravo to you both👏👏👏👏👏❤
I bloody love this channel.
Thank you for everything that all of you do.
Nick has the same vibes as Simon 😊
Love the way that Michael & Nick interact, they get the job done, while having fun. Great job guys. Proud of you all. Really excited about when Michael eventually plays this historic Organ.
Woo Hoo !! You are doing such fine and tedious work and it looks to me like you are doing a fantastic job!! Thank you for bringing this master piece of an instrument back to life.
Good morning from the glorious SF Bay Area. Simply stunning! You guys are doing a spectacular job. Congratulations over and over.
You gentlemen are doing an amazing job. I am looking forward to hearing Michael play it...❤❤❤
I’m so invested in this, lived and worked in Norfolk for several years, but followed Billy from the beginning.This is so joyful, exciting and interesting. Love from New Forest 🇬🇧
That organ is truly going to give the WOW factor to the chapel. Well done guys and how wonderful that a once redundant organ will have a new life and make music again.
The alter was made for that organ! It is stunning! The interior and exterior is a work of art! Truly amazing! Thank you for this!
Wow it's just the right height to cover the blank space behind. Well done lads it's looking great 👍 Michael needs to make another nest and a soft toy Pip to sleep in it to go buy it when it's finished 😊 put your feet up now all of you and enjoy a rest and drink 🍸
Hello Lisa
absolutely brilliant job! Wow! Amazing everyone but especially Nick and Michael.
How wonderful that Sadie’s first meeting with the Moons has joined the two families, resulting in them becoming firm friends .
Truly magical ❤
Just amazing and looking perfect. The organ is already transforming the chapel and bringing it back to life. Can’t wait for next week. Well done all.
I can’t get over how perfect the organ fits there. Its like it was made for that space. Look how the pipes line up with the arch above it and the frame color matches the corners in that section of room. Talk about providential. It’s fabulous. ❤
I’m calling on Nun power to pray to the heavens. Billy, Michael, Nick, Mick and Yanis what a great job your all doing! We are all here and sending you all positive energy and prayers… keep going!
Oh My Goodness!!! I'm finding this so exciting! The explanations from Michael and Nick are so interesting but I still find it inconceivable that the van full of bits is not just one big jigsaw for them. So! Well! Done! Guys!! 😀👌💜
Well, it looks like an organ now Billy. Fits in so well with its surroundings. Their doing a super job rebuilding. Well done and looking forward to Mondays vlog. How’s the kitchen floor doing? Have a great weekend. Stay well you all.
With those big pipes in place it is spectacular; and it seems to be just the right size for its location.
The organ is starting to look grand again, great work to all involved.
You have taught us so much about the organ not only taking it apart, but reassembling this historic piece. Imagine many years from now you can look on this time and be very proud of what you all have achieved and say we did that. Have a great week end.
Massive puzzle, incredible job guys. Billy’s doing a fantastic job filming, editing and the music is epic. Have a wonderful weekend ❤🇨🇦
This restoration is amazing. A massive jigsaw puzzle. What an incredible endeavor. Kudos to Michael and Nick. You rock. So much accomplished in five days.
I love how at about 7:26, Michael reaches out and sort of pets the wood.
That made my heart melt! You can SEE how much he loves it! ❤
You two are so wonderful for the love you have shown bless you.
Wow! I've really enjoyed watching the organ go back together. The talent in the chapel, all you fellas, working together is a privilege to watch. I'm in awe of what you've accomplished so far. ❤
I am amazed by their work on this. Does Nick have a music background? Michael and Nick know how this goes together and what each part does. Truly amazing. Great work! And Billy you are a videographer.
Unbelievable reconstruction. The reward will be when you all hear it played!❤❤
Now that the front row of pipes are in I can see that this is the perfect spot for it and it is well cemtred amongst all the background decoration. Well done Michael and Nick anf 🙏🙏🙏 that the rest of the build goes as well. 🥰
Brilliant. It is looking beautiful in the chapel. What a magical Christmas this is going to make to have it ready for playing. Well done you all!
Hello Roberta
Wow that is gorgeous. I didn't expect to be, but I'm riveted by this project. Michael and Nick, you look like total pros. What an amazing thing to be able to say you've done. I bet there's not another YT out there on putting an antique organ together. Love you all, have a great weekend!
What a fantastic job you're doing Michael and Nick! I am so excited about this and can't wait to hear it being played! It looks fantastic with the pipes standing proud! Maybe pop your head in once in a while Billy...miss you!
Fantastic progress. Wonderful to watch and learn a bit of the complexity of the organ.
There were times in this video when one could have thought those two were some kind of mad musical time travelers transported into the new millennium, trying to get home. I loved the music too, Billy. 🧡
What an amazing transformation seeing the pipes in situ.i was overwhelmed at the beauty. The care, knowledge and ability to inform us of the process is so appreciated. I have been an avid fan since the convent was purchased. I sincerely thank Billy and ALL those who have made such a wonderful contribution for us to enjoy the progress. ❤
Stunning! I can’t believe how quickly it going back together. What a team! Good work. Hope the leather comes soon!
Spectacular…indeed. Well done guys, an incredible achievement . …Dottie
It's really exciting seeing this all come together and it's always wonderful seeing Michael (we need your channel back) and Nick and all the friends working together. It makes you realize there are still good people in this world.
Can I just say that this was a beautiful video. From the camera angles, to the music, to the patience and skill of Nick putting the organ back together. Well done Billy and team!
Seeing the front of the Organ was a beautyful feeling of joy. Can hardly wait to hear what sounds will be made in that room.
Astonishing achievement! Well done guys. Nice to see more of Michael. It all started with him.
Absolutely beautiful!! It was meant to be in the convent chapel! I’m so very excited to hear Michael play this beautiful organ in the chapel. ♥️
Hello Linda
Wow! You really got a lot done & it looks so beautiful. What a great job guys. Have a great weekend. Can’t wait to see what transpires on Monday
There is something very holy about your work. I can’t wait to hear it played!
This is amazing. I’m in awe.
You two are doing an amazing job 👏
Totally amazing so much has been accomplished in 5 days!
The organ fits the space beautifully - looks like it’s always been there.
Nick and Michael have formed a great rebuilding team.
Bless you all for undertaking such a massive project.
Maine USA
It seems to be very dark were the boys are working such an intricate build ,
The two of you are doing impressive work. Your dedication and perseverance are admirable. It looks like it was designed to be in that spot. Fascinating and fun to watch. Blessings
Such a lot of intricate work! Amazing how much you’ve completed so far❤❤❤
Two rather handsome, talented gents with Very Strong Backs!!! WOW!! I held my breath, I touched wood, I prayed and I'm just in awe of all of you!! Billy, your videography skills this week have been sublime! 👏🥰🥰🥰❤️
I can not believe just how perfect it looks in that spot. It is going to be simply beautiful! The colors match perfectly with the chapel and the pipes look majestic. Great progress so far!
What a beautiful site that old organ is. My heart just swells just looking at it. I'm sure the tears of joy will fall when Michael finally plays it! You guys (everyone involved) have done a magnificent job putting it back together.
Wow!! What an amazing feat putting the organ back together!
Hello Irene
Looks so perfect, like it always belonged!
It honestly looks like it was designed, specifically for the space! It looks absolutely amazing! Well done boys, well done! ❤
I'm practically in tears watching you restore this beautiful piece of musical history. Thank you.