A ‘NOISY’ VISITATION...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 เม.ย. 2024
- Visiting the organ at St Mary's Church, Coxhoe, County Durham, UK
2 manual "Tracker Action" pipe organ built by Harrison & Harrison in 1914.
Full History & Specification: npor.org.uk/survey/N15136
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Certainly interesting, and a certainty interesting visit considering the noise!
👍...Great sounds....a real jewel....Thanks!
It’s a lovely one, but you’d expect nothing less from a Harrison & Harrison 👍🎹
Haha love the context! And I bet the builders are saying “That bleedin organist is making a racket, and those old dears having coffee and biscuits.”
And I bet the coffee morning brigade are saying “Those rowdy builders and that noisy organist! Can’t we have a cuppa in peace?” 😁😁
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Another nice little instrument, ive passed many of these old churches you have visited over the years. Never thought about the beautiful organs inside them. Its shame that the costs prohibit most of them from being kept in good order. Nice video, keep them coming.
I never drive past a church without wondering what organ is inside. Whether I can get in to find out is another matter 👍🎹
Thanks for another interesting organ! Very nice tones!
You have been a great inspiration for me as an organ student. Thank you!
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I like that hymn at the beginning. I remember playing it at my church when I was "organist" during college. 🙂
One of my favourites to play 👍🎹
@@OrganicVisitations Remind me of it's title if you know it, please?
‘We have a gospel to proclaim’ (Tune: Fulda) was the start hymn. The one midway through the video was ‘O Praise Ye the Lord’ 👍🎹
Very good sound overall, nice and warm but plenty of clarity! It’s a shame the Sub Bass wasn’t working!
It is a shame. It seems to be a fault which will hopefully be remedied soon 👍🎹
Beautiful little organ. Harrisons turned out so many of these tiny instruments but unlike some builder's work you can hear the care that went into the voicing. Thank you for persevering with the noise! Reminds me of old practice nights... only thing missing was the bellringers :)
I couldn’t have coped with the bellringers as well 😅👍🎹
Very nice! ❤
Beautiful organ. Thanks for sharing with us.
Sorry about the background noise! 👍🎹
The noise didn't detract too much. Nice video and good choice of music. Thanks
Many thanks, Tony 👍🎹
The cornopean sounds more like an oboe than a trumpet
It may do on my inadequate recording system but certainly sounds cornopean in person 👍🎹
Nice "little" organ. It's very similar to the H&H I have in my barn in France, but that doesn't seem so little! Tonally very similar to mine, and the console is almost identical.
Next time I find myself in France, Ian 🙂🎹👍
I really liked the sound of this organ and I thought the case was interesting too. I just loved that beautiful stained glass window above the alter. I suppose it's a stupid question, but why on earth did you do your video when there was so much going on? Surely there would have been a time when your very short video could have taken place when there were no gremlins about? Anyway thanks for the video.
I just had to grab the opportunity while I had it, and unfortunately…😊👍🎹
Strange voices on this organ 😂
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An interesting instrument. Is there a lot of borrowing among the ranks? It sounds likely.
I don’t think so…it all seems to be independent ranks. Nice organ and sorry about the background noise 🙄👍🎹
@@OrganicVisitations thanks I thought perhaps the 16’ on the great might have been borrowed from the pedal division, and of course the super octave coupler on the great could be an extension of the principal.
The church should have informed you that the noise would have been present or the workmen asked to take a break for 10-15 minutes to allow you to record the video. I wouldn’t have put up with it.
I knew the coffee brigade were going to be there but I wasn’t prepared for the hammers and nail guns 😊👍🎹
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Much appreciated 😊👍🎹