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ORGAN LESSONS
By Frederick Hohman, AGO Committee on Continuing Professional Education Lesson 1: A
Pianist’s First Steps in Transitioning to the Organ MISC. ORGAN LESSONS Organ Fundamentals
(1972) Longer version,
but poorer quality - Vintage video with Alexander
Schreiner, Douglas E. Bush, and Trudy Barnes "Provides an
introduction to the organ - the keyboard, pedal board, and stops. Offers
instruction on effective organ playing, including manual technique and pedal
technique." Tabernacle Organ 101
(2014) Richard Elliott, principal Tabernacle organist, introduces the various components that
make up the Tabernacle organ on Temple Square. A Church Organist's Primer
Part I: Manual and Pedal Technique (1990s) "Sally Cherrington
explains and demonstrates the basic elements of manual technique, pedal technique
and notation, understanding console controls, and playing hymns and the
liturgy" on the Allen organ. A Church
Organist's Primer Part II: Registration
Sally Cherrington introduces the student to the art of
selecting stops appropriate to a wide variety of organ literature from
various historical periods and traditions. A Church Organist's Primer
Part III: Hymn Accompaniment Salley Cherrington "introduces the student to
accompaniment techniques for a wide variety of hymnody from traditional to
gospel to contemporary. Examine a variety of hymnals for major denominations.
Learn secrets to indexes cross-referencing subject, author, composer, and
source. Find out what works and what doesn't in leading group singing.
Discover a wealth of source materials for a rebirth of congregational singing
in your church. Even pianists and other keyboardists will learn valuable
skills." ORGAN REPERTOIRE Come, Thou Fount of Every
Blessing – Richard
Elliott, arr. Dale Wood Epic Halloween Organ Solo
- Toccata in D Minor – (2017) Richard Elliott We Three Kings (Organ
Trio) – (2016) Tabernacle organists Richard Elliott, Andrew Unsworth,
and Clay Christiansen – Christmas Concert HYMNS Abide with Me, ‘Tis
Eventide Alena Hall at the
University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. All Creatures of Our God
and King Alena Hall at the University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. Behold, the Great Redeemer
Die, (2017) arr. by Douglas E. Bush, performed by Jason Gunnell at the Christ the Light of the World Catholic Church in Duquesne, Pennsylvania Come, Ye Children of the
Lord (2017)
Tabernacle organist Linda Margetts performs
the Spanish melody "Come, Ye Children of the Lord," arranged by
James C. Kasen. Episode 4596. Aired October 15,
2017. How Firm a Foundation
(2014) Tabernacle Organist Richard
Elliott performs "How Firm a Foundation" by J. Ellis and arranged
by Richard Elliott. Episode 4402.
January 26, 2014 Jesus Once of Humble Birth Alena Hall at the
University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. Jesus, the Very Thought of
Thee Rob Stefanussen performs music
from the organ repertoire on his Hauptwerk Virtual
Pipe Organ.
Arr. Robert Cundick Joy to the World Let Earth Receive
Her King! (Joy to the World) - Richard
Elliott Organ Solo Sweet Hour of Prayer Alena Hall at the
University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. The Spirit of God Alena Hall at the
University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. Where Can I Turn for Peace? Alena Hall at the
University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. O My Father Alena Hall at the
University of Utah Libby Gardner Concert Hall. HISTORICAL ORGANS French Documentary - "In
the Belly of the Organ of Notre-Dame" - With English Subtitles -
Olivier Latry "Olivier Latry, organist of the Great
Organ of Notre-Dame, takes us on a journey through the mechanism of his
beloved companion, a musical instrument which has served as both witness and
protagonist through history’s incredible twists and turns. Despite its
religious function as intended by its builders and its service to composers
through the centuries, the Great Organ Cavaillé-Coll
has withstood the test of time, and ultimately reveals its absolute
modernity…" ·
Standing
the test of time: Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris (a history) Organ
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