Piping Up! Organ Concerts at Temple Square
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2023
- Piping Up! Organ Concerts at Temple Square
“Rigaudon,” from “Idomenée” - André Campra (166-1744), arr. Virgil Fox (1912-80).
Performed by Richard Elliott.
“Sinfonia,” from Cantata No. 49, “Ich geh und suche mit Verlangen,” BWV 49 - J. S. Bach (1685-1750), arr. Sybolt and Euwe de Jong.
Performed by Linda Margetts and Joseph Peeples
“Fantasia” - Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924)
Performed by Andrew Unsworth
“Andante sostenuto” from Symphonie gothique - Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)
Performed by Brian Mathias
“Toccata on Amazing Grace” - J. Christopher Pardini (b. 1973)
Performed by Linda Margetts
In 1960, famed American organist Virgil Fox took a little-known “Rigaudon”-an instrumental dance-from the 1712 opera Idomenée by André Campra, and published it in a slowed-down, majestic version for solo organ. It soon became a favorite organ processional.
Bach composed the cantata “Ich geh und suche mit Verlangen” in 1726, during his fourth year in Leizpig. The opening instrumental sinfonia was based on an organ concerto (now lost) Bach had composed some years earlier. This transcription for organ duet was made by brothers Sybolt and Euwe de Jong.
Sir Charles Villiers Stanford based his 1910 “Fantasia” on a hymn tune (ENGELBERG) he composed himself in 1904. The tune was originally intended to accompany the hymn “For All the Saints.” This “Fantasia” was published alongside an “Idyll” as Stanford’s Op. 121.
Although titled “Symphonie gothique” (1895), this work is technically Charles-Marie Widor’s ninth organ symphony-the previous eight were numbered instead of named. It was called “Gothic” in honor of the Church of St. Ouen in Rouen, France, which houses one of the most famous Cavaillé-Coll organs. The Andante sostenuto movement is the second of four movements.
The hymn text of “Amazing Grace,” by former slave-trader and abolitionist John Newton, was first published in 1779. The melody was published separately in 1829, and it wasn’t until 1835 that this Scottish-influenced tune (known as NEW BRITAIN) was matched with Newton’s words. The “Toccata on Amazing Grace” was written by the American organist and composer J. Christopher Pardini, and published in 2001.
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I’ll miss this. But, thank you for the heads up.
sorry to see the end of the series. You have been an important part of my faith journey
Fabulous!!! I have never before seen a full-sized church organ played as a duet. Bravissimo!!! 😊❤
😢 I’m so sad to see these weekly concerts end. I look forward to every performance. They have brought me so much peace, comfort, and rest to my mind and soul. Thank you all for sharing your time and talents with us. ❤
Im going to miss listening to our amazing organists play on piping up
I live here in Utah and I’ve been trying to get the time to go visit the tabernacle for one of the noon recitals but these broadcasts have let me see our amazing organists without needing to venture up to salt lake
I hope they decide to continue these broadcasts sometime in the future
I can't believe, I love this program, I'll miss this broadcast.
I didn’t know this was the last broadcast. I’ve watched every one of them through Covid times and until today. Well done to all the organists and to Luke - and thank you.
Sad to see this series end. What would it take to bring it back? Money? Large numbers of comments? So hard to find content of this type and quality.
Very sad to see this end. I've listened to every single one! Thanks for having them on here and available. I hope some kind of something similar is in the works. It will be missed.
Thank you for the music!
The Miracle of Men. Is there any doubt that our Celestial Father exists ? We don´t need to be extremely intelligent to understand that. The true Art of these Brothers is a Proof... WE are truly SPECIAL in Creation !
Siempre los escuchaba! Es una pena que se vayan!
I've been there before and played on the Temple Square Organ.
Oh my. The end of the Stanford is surely a taste of heaven!
Lindo! Muito obrigado!
HI, BEAUTIFUL THE TABERNACLE CHIOR.
Oh 😢
Every week, for the last 3 years and a half, I was waiting for this programme, and it was said this is over 😢
I did love this weekly programme!
Thank you for this 3 wonderful years!
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Sad but understand
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