𝑺𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒕 𝑺𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒉𝒏𝒂𝒅𝒆 ~ Trumpet Tune by Henry Purcell (Abridged Version) at St. John the Divine, IL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Hello everyone! 👋
Today I share with you a piece that was played on a very fun organ (see more info below)! I do not often get the chance to play on a real pipe organ, so when I do, it's a treat. This one had a powerful trumpet stop, so I figured a trumpet tune would only be fitting. I played an abridged version that works well for weddings and as a postlude. I hope you enjoy! 😄
Have a good day/night!
~ Sarah 💕
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Organ info:
The Episcopal Chapel of St. John the Divine in Champaign, Illinois is a neo-Gothic limestone structure begun in 1927 and completed in 2007. The parish voted to build a new pipe organ as the first phase of a long-term Chapel completion effort in 1989; the instrument was completed and first used in public worship on Advent I, 1991.
Designed to compliment St. John’s Gothic architecture, the mouldings and detailings in the organ’s three towers and flats match the details found in the limestone statuary niches and window tracery. The three crowns atop the towers are made from basswood and gilded in 23-karat gold leaf. Carvings found on the pew frontals have been translated into the console’s white oak cabinet; additional carvings of tambourine, flutes and reed pipes decorate the console’s lower portion.
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What a beautiful organ! So glad you got to play on another real one! The church is very beautiful as well
Another good one for your wedding tool kit. Love all the trills!
Beautiful piece Sarah in a beautiful setting with a magnificent organ. Well done 👏👏❤️
Brava bravissimo
Wonderful andso majestic🎵❤️🎶
Grossartig 🥰🌹👍👏🙏
Love this piece Sarah .. beautifully played ....
A really beautiful piece, Sarah 👏☺️ Like it ❤
I listened over and over again, a very calming voicing. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥹
Great hearing you play this music that is so well known. Beautiful church & organ sound.
Played at our wedding 48 years ago.
This is my favorite trumpet piece next to Paul Fey's trumpet tune
Slay girl you ate that!! (As always) ✨💖😻 lovely
This made me lol! 😂 Thanks for making my day
Gorgeous Sarah absolutely love this
Fantastic sound (and playing, of course!) - this tune was 'borrowed' from Jeremiah Clarke... it's in the same suite of trumpet tunes as the Prince of Denmark's March (Trumpet Voluntary)!! Haven't heard this ornamented version before, rather like it!!
Interesting, I've never heard that before! 🤔 I love doing all the little ornamentations.
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE SARAH.
Thank you!! 🙏
Hohoho! So this is the church you went to, ay! Looks swell, and the organ just as much! I wonder, do you have a tour of the church? If not, all ok, and not a single worry! I can find out too soon enough. Best of luck, and God bless you!
Excellent well played. Beautiful piece of music.
No matter where you are or what organ, the music is lovely. Thank you. ❤
For anyone wondering why some of the chairs in the chapel look pink/purple, it was from the sun shining through the stained glass. 😊
The stained glass can provide an array of colours.
❤
Bellissimo Organo,
Bellissima interpretazione,
Bellissima Sara.🌹
Grazie mille!! 🙏
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Beautifuuly played Are you Johnathan Scotts wife?
Are you sure that piece was by Henry Purcell (England’s greatest native-born composer)?
Or was it not in fact by Jeremiah Clarke : the Prince of Denmark's march (trumpet voluntary)?
Yes, this is Purcell's Trumpet Tune, although I agree it's really easy to get them confused! 😄 th-cam.com/video/S3-rkkcVxp0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZtX7G3R2cw7PHOaH this is Clarke's Prince of Denmark.