This video reminds me somehow: My philosophical teacher used to play the organ during Anglican Sunday services - it was as enlightening as his lectures on beauty and ethics.
I've been a guest organist at a couple of churches. Twice a breeze blew my music off the organ-I calmly found my way to the tonic, paused, picked up the music, and continued, hoping people would think the work was in two movements.
@@PhiloofAlexandria you know, my teacher, the late Sir Roger Scruton, would time and again lose track and sneak his way back to the tonic (especially when playing Beethoven) as he confessed to me. Ever since his demise, I feel like a philosophical nomad. Sad.
@@PhiloofAlexandria Oh yes, indeed. B.t.w. maybe you'd care to take a peek at my little channel - it's about film as transcendental sign language and semitotics - stuff I learned from Sir Roger.
This video reminds me somehow: My philosophical teacher used to play the organ during Anglican Sunday services - it was as enlightening as his lectures on beauty and ethics.
I've been a guest organist at a couple of churches. Twice a breeze blew my music off the organ-I calmly found my way to the tonic, paused, picked up the music, and continued, hoping people would think the work was in two movements.
@@PhiloofAlexandria you know, my teacher, the late Sir Roger Scruton, would time and again lose track and sneak his way back to the tonic (especially when playing Beethoven) as he confessed to me. Ever since his demise, I feel like a philosophical nomad. Sad.
@@TheChristianFilmmaker I had dinner with Roger Scruton once. What a brilliant and wonderful man!
@@PhiloofAlexandria Oh yes, indeed. B.t.w. maybe you'd care to take a peek at my little channel - it's about film as transcendental sign language and semitotics - stuff I learned from Sir Roger.
Will do!