🎵 Cocker - Tuba Tune (Salisbury Cathedral) // Richard McVeigh
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Norman Cocker's 'Tuba Tune' played on one of England's finest Tubas - Salisbury Cathedral!
This is made possible through the use of Hauptwerk, and the organ console is my own organ in the BIS Music Room.
As I write at the end of the video, I have made numerous changes to this sample set as I know the real organ fairly well. Please let me know in the comments what you think to the way it sounds!
I was trying to take a serious picture for a thumbnail, but look who decidedf to photobomb!
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Anyone who can play 6 sharps gets my wholehearted admiration.
I played this in a recital many years ago. The programme details had been phoned through to the church secretary, resulting in it being called "Tuber Tune"!
As long as it wasn't mashed.
That was a wonderful performance of one of my favourite organ pieces, Richard. Perfect tempo and the sample set of Salisbury sounds amazing. Thank you so much.
Ah yes. They say that in Heaven the Angels all play on Harps.
But harps are Hell, just trying to keep the harp-strings in tune in the cloudy weather.
Fortunately, we the chosen subscribed Patreons at BiS all know better.
Of course the angels in Heaven actually play on Hauptwerk pipe organ tubas.
Even God knows that. Thanks Richard. Glorious as usual.
The organ sounds wonderful. The playing is superb. But those socks? Fantabulous!!!
First time I have ever given money on TH-cam. Beautiful work. I love the power you play the organ with. Great voicing too. Keep it coming!
Amel - thank you very much indeed, and I'm so glad that you're enjoying my content enough to want to donate. It's very generous of you - thank you!
Joshua called out Daddy come and listen to Richard play this! He loves playing this one too, but you have excelled in its performance and selection of stops. Well done Richard!!
He's got good taste, and obviously likes a good Tuba! 👍
One of my favorite organ tunes. Thank you.
Another favorite is David German's Festive Trumpet Tune.
Wow, great performance!
My favorite tuba tune! The tuba on this particular organ is awesome.
Richard, I think I’ve heard you say somewhere along the line, but I just can’t remember for sure. Did you say that Salisbury is your favorite cathedral organ? And your favorite parish organ is Dudelange? Please correct and clue me in.
Brilliant Richard. Can’t tell what you’ve done to make the sample set sound so good…I sense a behind the scenes video coming on
This is beautiful. Really missed this channel
That really is a fantastic thumbnail - and the way she is looking right at you! Excellent performance! Thank you!
A very beautiful piece, and the registers are gorgeous. Greetings from the east of the Kingdom of Spain. 🇪🇸
was just listening to the FJ, 1964 (?) of this yesterday. Wonderfully played Richard, well done sir
Wonderful as usual, Richard !
Thank you so much !!!
love this tuba song !
Thank you for sharing this. Great start to my day! Blessings from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Sounds absolutely amazing Richard. I really like this tuba tune! :)
Stunning! Congratulations on your appointment to Romsey Abbey too!
Fabulous, Richard! Thank you immensely!
Hey Richard You should be selling your skill and expertise to the manufacturers of the 'sample set' if they've not got it quite right. To my untrained ear it sounded superb so many many thanks for sharing it with us. I do love this particular Tuba Tune so it will always be a winner in my book. Best wishes and thanks again.
Pure delight. Thank you!
The changes that you've made definitely help this sample set sound more like Salisbury's wonderful organ.
You ask if we can detect what changes you have made. Not knowing the real Salisbury organ (but would love to!) I cannot say. However the effect in the finished recording here is very appealing. Thank you.
Very nicely done Sir!
I'm guessing by that performance you obviously know the instrument well. It certainly appeared so with just one fleeting check for a toe stud. Whatever! .. great piece. Thanks.
The sound is wonderful ! Nice round tuba and rich full swell sound. Very much the Willis Salisbury !
Splendid!
Just magnificent!
As always, thank you.
Richard! Absolutely brilliant! You knocked it out of the park with just the right tempo and understated panache! 👏👏👏 I'd love to play this some day, but I've been told it's a bugger to play... oh, and not many tubas around here in Ontario! 😉
My church has one! St. Paul's Presbyterian in Hamilton :)
@@BrandenMoffat oooh nice! I'm down the road in Niagara! We should get together and try that Tuba out! 😉
02:30 to 03:15 is the tricky section, IMO. I suggest: (1) Getting started on the piece asap! (2) Mastering that bit first, then learning the remainder.
You can watch Richard here to see how he does it. IIRC, you can also use the virtuoso piano trick of taking a longer than minimal hand path between the semiquaver chords to enable your brain and hands to manage the transitions more easily. Just leave your finger tips behind as long as possible to avoid gaps! (Cathedral-like reverb helps as well).
Good luck! 🙂
> You knocked it out of the park with just the right tempo and understated panache!
I totally agree! 🙂
Dear Master, your performances continue to demonstrate your enviable technique and sensitivity of interpretation, best compliments
Excellent, as usual. Thanks, Richard!
I can't comment on differences, but I found the sound mellow and with real presence. A great substitute for being there. Thank you, and happy results for your tweaks.
Wonderful playing wantching a BIS video for some peace of mind. You videos feel like comming home! 💯❤️
A lot of stuff going on right now!
Love this piece. Always sounds so good!
Stonker, love this sample set, but then, I did have two chorister kids at Salisbury! Great playing.
Ah! I hope you recognised the sound of the organ!
Great rendition
This is one of my favorites
Skitterend / Excellent performance, thank you!
Brilliant!!!
Nice Job Richard.
Like others I thoroughly enjoyed this performance and would love to have even a general idea about the tweaks you made to the Salisbury sample set. I've heard the Salisbury organ but it's almost 40 years ago so I'm not in a position to give any comment on a comparison.
I have the Salisbury sample set. I enjoy using it for appropriate types of music but was a bit surprised at the lack of volume and brightness unless a very large number of stops are "pulled out".
Very well played. That F# major section is a pig, at least for me it is! Salisbury is sounding good on your setup. I enjoyed the stereo image you have brought to the divisions, it’s very effective. And the brightness too. I find myself using the octave couplers often. Have you done anything to bring some surround into your dining room?
Thanks Marcus. Yes I've created some rear perspectives in the room itself using HW's Convolution Reverb, although these aren't included in this recording. The stereo image is based on the way the divisions are laid out in the north and south cases. Out of the box, I found this organ needed quite a few tweaks to bring it to life - it does indeed lack brightness and can sound rather muffled when using the foundation stops, particularly on the Choir I find. I also find the whole organ too distant, and wish I could bring a bit more clarity to the sound. I do believe that the producers of this set could release an update to bring it in alignment with newer organs... whether they will or not is a different matter.
I would love to know details of exactly what you’ve done and how - I’ve only just starting dabbling with HW 7 advanced; last time I owned advanced it was version 4 which is a very different beast.
I would love to know details of exactly what you’ve done and how - I’ve only just starting dabbling with HW 7 advanced; last time I owned advanced it was version 4 which is a very different beast.
Very well played! I think your Salisbury set is sounding very good, perhaps not as lifelike as the real thing but I've had the Salisbury set since 12th December 2010 and have been tweaking it ever since. When you have it perfect, is there any chance of sharing your configuration file? I wonder is Milan have considered re-sampling in surround.
Good to hear from you GC! This organ is very old and is show it’s signs of age, but I’m really enjoying having an English cathedral organ on my setup. I didn’t find it overly satisfying straight out of the box, and had to work around the clock to get it ready for Marko (having only got it 2 days before he arrived at BIS!).
@@beautyinsound I seem to remember a few years ago, you said you wouldn't get the Salisbury set, so what changed?
Good morning everyone
Hello Mr. McVeigh. Which is your favorite Tuna Tune, Lang's or Cocker's. Or, does another one come to mind?
I think Cocker will always be my favourite! :)
@@beautyinsoundth-cam.com/video/ACEzcxFtfsE/w-d-xo.html Mr.McVeigh, can you please feature some Matthias organ pieces on the You Tube video, accessable front the link I sent? No, you don't have to wear sequins. And, the piece in the link is one of my favorites for its sense of drive and the harmonic palate. If you only have time for one of his compositions, please play his "Processional.". Thanks much. I love your channel and deeply appreciate your work. Greetings from Chicago.
Brilliantly executed, but WHERE WAS THE CAT????
Probably out on mouse patrol!
@@beautyinsound Ah!! Good for Nala. Lovely playing, Richard, if I may say so. Peter A :)
I always wondered when you'd add a big English Cathedral organ to the fleet.
I bought it especially for Marko Sever's recital on BIS. I think this sample set has the potential to be really good, if some tweaks were made to it by its producers.
@@beautyinsound maybe a revising of the denoising could improve it. But I have to say that I already like it, since it actually sounds like a real organ
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This is not the Tuba in salisbury Cathedral. This is a recording of the cathedral organ playd back through this electronic control system. The result is hearing the organ from a single point system without the presence of the organ in the cathedral. It is no better than a digital recording except that it is under the control of the player. Nice performance of this piece. It is still an electronic gadget now matter how elaborate you make it seem. The organ was out of tune the day the pipes were recorded. just a note of interest.