#organ

Welcome to my podcast Thinking in Sound episode No. 16! Today I will explore the question if the organ is the closest instrument to architecture. Hope you will enjoy it! 0:00 - Introduction: Thinking in

Experience the majestic sounds of the pipe organ recorded during the opening ceremony of the new academic year at the Vilnius University (VU) Philology Department. This performance captures the solemn

A Quiet Prayer by Phil Lehenbauer

In this video, I take you through the essential process of oiling the blowers for several different organs. Proper maintenance is key to keeping these instruments sounding their best and ensuring the longevity

Erbarm’ dich mein, O Herre Gott by Johann Nicolas Hanff

Let's continue today my new Keyboard Harmony with Ausra series with episode No. 2 where you will learn the classic C major cadence I-IV-V-I in 6 different positions. Practice alongside this video and by

How many organ pieces should you be practicing at once? It’s a question every organist—from beginners to professionals—faces. In this episode, we dive into the balance of juggling multiple repertoires,

Prelude and Kyrie from Hommage a Frescobaldi by Jean Langlais

Shrimpton's Stride by Peter J Smith

The diptych of Pavane and Galliard is written in the old style for organ manuals only in D Dorian mode. Pavane is a Renaissance slow dance in flowing rhythm and duple meter while Galliard is a faster dance