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The organ was donated by my father (Walter T. Winn). He donated the organ of his own choice. TI say this because people have said he thought the organ he donated would be put into the 'pizza restaurant' in Marietta GA. but that was a Wurlitzer at the 'Showboat Pizza. He did help install that organ, but it was not the one he donated. However, he did donate the 'Page Organ' he had owned and played in his own warehouse for years to Stephenson High School in Stone Mountain, GA. through the ATOS because he wanted to preserve the instrument! Don't believe me, look at the plaque on the base of the organ. It says: 'The Grande Page Theatre Pipe Organ. Donated May 19, 1991 to the Atlanta Chapter of the ATOS (American Theatre Organ Society) by Walt and Donna Winn.' Aka my father. He was married to Donna at the time but has since been married to Catherine Winn (My mother) and we will not take this lack of recognition! I will give whatever proof you want for me to prove this, but I will not have my father defaced and disregarded like this. He may have passed in 2016, but I do not forget him, and neither should you!

Beautiful instrument. It deserves a long and productive life. Thanks for sharing the sounds of this organ.

4:42 Orgue fabuleux qui fait rêver par ses jeux !! Bravo pour vos interprétations toujours judicieuses et pleines de recherches harmoniques Si seulement nous pouvions avoir un orgue comme celui-ci en France ! Organiste et passionné d’orgue de cinéma merci encore pour tous vos enregistrements Si vous connaissez un moyen d’installer un orgue de cinéma dans le département de l’Isere merci d’avance pour le tuyau !!!😀

Can't wait to make the trip down Saturday! Great interview.

I have watched video of Seamus playing the Carma Labs organ. Was very good program and fully enjoyed it.

Maravilhoso, que instrumento lindo e que execução linda.

Ken you sound amazing! Great opener!!!!

What an unexpected treat! More, please.

What a fascinating instrument i can't believe there aren't more videos on here about it

I have a suspicion that the pedals were not used in this video, anyone?

Two brilliant exponents of the theatre organ. Come visit Sydney, Australia again soon - we need you!

102! Wow! Congratulations Sir! - and Ken, a wonderful concert and tribute, many, many thanks here from Oz.

Thanks to Ken Double for showing off the sheer beauty of this special instrument. Kudos, Maestro!

The organ sounds so amazing and Mr Double plays it so well. Thanks for sharing!

A great compilation, theatre organ at its versatile best. I go to Theatre Organ Society of Australia recitals; this youtube made me feel at home. I will keep Georgia on my mind for a future holiday.

Prachtig groeten van Hans uit Zwolle Nederland gefeliciteerd met uw verjaardag

Happy birthday, sir, and many more years to come! 🎉

1922 if that was the first question, you asked yourself when you saw his age

Fantastic!!! Plus great recording quality; the audio is superb which it should be. Thank you so much!!!

That's exactly how an organ of this sort ought to be handled! Beautiful, romantic... theatrical... music.

The Master of the Moller! Additionally, the presentation is absolutely first class. That's how we do it in the Atlanta Chapter of the American Theatre Organ Society. Come join us...we welcome you whether you play the organ or not. The only requirement is that you embrace the majesty that is the theatre organ--and we have lots of them to go 'round in the Atlanta area!

gorgeous

As usual, you performed a fabulous arrangement with great registrations of this beautiful song. You are the Maestro Magnifico of this wornderful organ..... Bravo

It so satisfying to know that after these many years, you guys are still above the dirt and still performing! At 85, I hope to be around another 15 years!!!!

Well done gentleman! I wish we were there to see you David! Enjoy your time at Stephenson.