Piping Up! Tabernacle Organists in Concert
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- The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square presents "Piping Up: Tabernacle Organists in Concert," hosted by Luke Howard. Featuring Tabernacle and Temple Square Organists: Richard Elliott, Andrew Unsworth, Brian Mathias, Linda Margetts, and Joseph Peeples.
1) Fanfare (from École d’Orgue, Part II) by Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens (1823-1881)
Performed by Joseph Peeples
2) “Little” Fugue in g Minor, BWV 578 by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Performed by Brian Mathias
3) Toccata, from Dix Pièces (1890) by Eugène Gigout (1844-1925)
Performed by Richard Elliott
4) Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Performed by Linda Margetts
5) Allegro con brio, from Sonata No. 4 in B♭ major by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1809-1847)
Performed by Joseph Peeples
6) Prince of Denmark's March by Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707)
Performed by Linda Margetts
7) Sospiri, Op. 70 by Edward Elgar (1857-1934)
Performed by Andrew Unsworth
8) “Come, Come Ye Saints,” Traditional, arr. Linda Margetts
Performed by Linda Margetts
9) “Wondrous Love,” Traditional, arr. Brian Mathias
Performed by Brian Mathias
10) “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,” Spiritual, arr. Richard Elliott
Performed by Richard Elliott
11) Finale from the William Tell Overture by Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868), arr. Richard Elliott
Performed by all five organists (recorded separately and overdubbed)
Join us online for a premier organ concert event, Piping Up: Tabernacle Organists in Concert, on Wednesday, June 17, at 7:00 p.m. (mountain). This 45-minute concert will feature each of the five organists performing a wide variety of music from classical to traditional hymns and spirituals. Don’t miss the concluding number which feature all five organists playing one number! The performance will amaze as only Tabernacle organists can! (Please note: this event is filmed without an audience.)
Noon organ recitals have been a tradition on Temple Square for more than a century. The current pandemic has halted this tradition temporarily, but now via the internet the noon organ recitals will resume without an audience but with full COVID-compliant precautions. The five accomplished Tabernacle and Temple Square organists Richard Elliott, Andrew Unsworth, Brian Mathias, Linda Margetts, and Joseph Peeples will be featured in a new concert series. The concerts will be presented three times each week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 12:00 noon. (mountain).
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2020 Organ Kick-off Concert. - Hudba
Nice to see a lady playing the organ. I've been a member of the church for 64 years and this is only the second time I've been privileged to see it. Wonderful concert, loved it.
I was captured as a young organist by that Organ and Organist Alexander Shriner! A lifelong fan with appreciation and thankskgiving
I knew that someday my surround sound system would meet its perfect match. This is it. Thank you to all these incredibly talented musicians.
Amen Hallelujah Jesus Christ Bless you all my brother and sister Christians love from Indonesian Christians. Praise the lord Jesus Christ king name.
This is a treat! God will speak to us when we give him the opportunity. This is a wonderful opportunity!
Such beautiful music! How blessed we are to have these magnificent organists play for us!
please do NOT tell my beautiful grand piano that I'd give just about ANYTHING to be able to play that organ even for a few minutes....but they'd have trouble getting me away from it, once I've planted myself in front of the console...It would be with great force, kicking, screaming and crying. Pipe Organ and Organ has been my LIFE LONG passion. I was 5 yrs old when my folks gave me a little chord organ. I gave hours long concerts to my dollys.
me tooo!!! I've been playing piano for 15 years now, but I have always wanted to learn how to really play the organ. my uncle toured Europe a little bit as an organ student when he was in college and I've always admired him for that. It's such a beautiful and versatile instrument.
Ask anything in My name and it will be given thee. Trust in the Lord. Come on Tabernacle make your sister in Christ´s day and invite her!
I'd be happy to put you in contact with one of my colleagues who works on Temple Square with the Choir.
Incredible! I have always loved watching the hands & feet as organists work their magic. Thanks for the view!
Andrew Unsworth's arrangement of Elgar's Sospiri was completely enthralling. Beautifully scored with an engaged performance , it shows all the subtle timbres of this great instrument. Also, bravi to the audio editors who put together the finale. Spectacular.
I’ll never forget the story of when Schreiner told guest organist, Virgil Fox NOT to use the full organ as the “old gal” just couldn’t take it!! Of course, Virgil being Virgil the showman, used it anyway and brought the house down! The next day Shriner had it screwed down so it couldn’t be used again!! I’m looking forward to these virtual noon day concerts!!! 🎹🎼
Virgil Fox lives on through a new generation of masterful organists. Bach too would be proud.
Stunning: the organists; the instrument; the selection; the informed commentary. Streaming online has brought this to a world audience, not just a local one, and enabled that amazing five-part finale.
Why on earth are these programs not on demand? So good they should be.
they are all accessible still
What an incredible program! Thank you for reviving this tradition and making it available for everyone. All five of the organists were amazing and I loved the commentary by Dr. Howard.
*I am piping happy!* My family loves this music :) I got all giddy when I heard how often these Organ Concerts will be airing!! How blessed we truly are during these amazing times.
Beautifully done! Excellent to make this tradition available to everyone during lockdown.
This is one of the best audio captures and mix-downs of this instrument I've ever heard
That finale of all 5 organists. Bravo!
Thank you so much for these Concerts it is just what the Nation needs.
Thank you for sharing. Brilliant. I'm in Australia
Beautiful! I hope this is a tradition that continues. Thank you so much for you time and talents
That was awesome. I love The William Tell Overture and Jesu Man's Joy of Desiring. Great job.
So glad this is a series! I love a well played pipe organ! Hurrah!
I'm a little late "piping" in, but I've listened to this program at least six times. While I was a trumpet player for many years, the pipe organ is my favorite instrument. Years ago, before I moved to the St. Louis area for work, I sang with Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus (if anyone remembers, while I was there, I'm the guy for whom they'd rent a truck and I'd drive all the large stuff to our out of the Tabernacle concerts). I shall never forget sitting behind organist, Roy M. Darley, when the orchestra performed Camille Saint-Saens Symphony No. 3 (Organ). It blew me and everyone in the Tabernacle out of their chairs (benches for the audience). I served my mission in England and had the privilege of being at the Hyde Park Chapel in London when Dr. Alexander Schreiner gave a recital there. Need I say more--I was hooked. As for this performance, it was nothing short of spectacular. Sister Margetts playing Jesu took me back to my days when I used this piece as a trumpet embouchure exercise. For those who don't know, Dr. Luke Howard is a musicologist and professor at BYU and sings in the Tabernacle Choir. If you have the Choir's 2016 recording of Handle's Messiah, on the third disk (Special Features), he provides wonderful history and context to the Choir's latest recording of Messiah. I'm not surprised they tapped him to provide commentary for this performance. The big white covers on the keyboard--I don't know for sure. My guess, those pistons were pre-set for some reason, and weren't to be pushed by accident. The covers weren't there for all the solos. Like everyone else, I needed this concert and am glad the organ staff, under principle organist Richard Elliott's guidance, put it together. I'm glad more are coming each week. As a side note. With the latest rebuild and updates to the Tabernacle Organ by the Shoenstein Company, the "old gal" can take whatever the organists throw at her. The William Tell Finale should be proof of that. I have my computer linked to my 5.1 stereo system and when my wife is out of the house, I crank it up till the house shakes. It's glorious! Well, I've rambled enough.
GKC Chanel I don’t know you but you sound like a character-and-a-half. 😃 Thank you for puting a smile on this old lady’s dial.
Excellent program! Bravo/a to all. This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the Tabernacle organ and organists. There is so little time during Music and the Spoken Word for organ pieces anymore. And, when there is time we seldom see the organist playing. It was Dr. Schreiner's playing on television and his repertoire selections, that influenced my becoming an organist. I hope and pray this will inspire other young people to pursue the organ. Thank you.
Fabulous is not enough praise!
This is treat to hear and see awesome organists. I had 4 years of lessons as a teenager and have played the organ in church for over 60 years. Love all the organists but particularly am amazed at Richard Elliott , he is a superstar. thanks
Actual organ music too, AMAZING!
Wonderful concert. Thank you so much for starting these. They are a highlight of my week.
Such talent. Quality program. Thank you so much for sharing.
I hope the pandemic ending rely thank you for these music
Magnificent, Magnificent, Magnificent. An unexpected treat, thank you.
The sound of the organ 😍😍😍
Brought me closer to heaven!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for your gifts and talents.
I liked the Lemmens the best, but the most fun piece was the William Tell Overture. What a show-stopper! Brilliantly arranged and played. Thanks to all five organists!
Wasn’t that just delicious?! Yum!
This program was incredible! I’m a YSA-age ward organist and I can only dream to be half as good as these five. Such marvelous pieces and talent!
I agree! I’m also a YSA organist. I was the organist in my branch until I went to BYU Idaho.
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M. salman22 - that means nothing to mean and going on to every thread and writing that is becoming increasingly annoying!
Imagine my surprise when I open a CZcams video and my former Music History professor is greeting me. Small world.
Bravo!
What an absolute DELIGHT! Thank you so much for sharing! God bless you
So inspiring! Thank you for this beautiful gift.
Thoughtfully done. Blessed hands and feet to bless our hearts and minds. Thank you.
In recent months, we have all been admonished to "Hear Him", and have been told of many ways that can happen. For me personally, music can open my mind and warm my heart as quickly as anything that I know. While sitting at home alone this evening, several of the pieces in your inaugural Piping Up concert have done just that for me. Memories of the few times that I have been privileged to actually sit and listen to the organ within the walls of the Tabernacle were brought to life once again. My deepest appreciation to each of you for the music that you chose to perform for this concert. I look forward to many more.
Amazing Concert, Thanks to all these Highly Gifted Musicians for Letting Us Partake of Their Unique and Beautiful Talents!
Fantastic Concert! Temple Square Organist Richard Elliot is indeed a leading organist. He is a beacon of music for the LDS Church. All five organists are unique in their own ways of expressing their musicianship. I would like to highlight that "Sospiri" by Edward Elgar and "Wondrous Love" performed by Andrew Unsworth transport me into an ethereal and beautiful spiritual dimension with our Father in Heaven. The arrangement of these two pieces of music brings a combination of organ stops to a different sound effect that I have not heard before from this organ. Fantastic!!!
Fantastic
This is awesome! Thank you for making this series possible, can't wait to view the future concerts!
Truly amazing. Thank you for posting these performances.
Thank you so much!
Thank you.
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents. It was wonderful to see the organist play.
Awesome William Tell. That was fun to watch. and listen to.
Thanks God bless
BRAVO AND THANK YOU FOR POSTING.
Playing the organ and singing to OUR LORD who could ask for more of a blessing.
Pax+
Joy to my Soul the songs of the Heart the Songs of the Righteous is a Prayer unto me
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Phenomenal
Thanks you Lord holy Lord My savior God Almighty Jesus Christ and My Redeemer Immanuel CHRIST Jesus Thanksgiving every moment. Amen ♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️
Love the finale! Starts at 50:30ish. All amazing.
Yay!
So nice. Sweet and relaxing. and especially The Finally.. Ohh Congratulations
This is so freakin awesome!! Love that we can hear the amazing acoustics! Keep it up!
Beautiful.
Magnifique et très impressionnant instrument.
Belle acoustique.
Un grand merci aux talentueux organistes !
Friendly from Marseille - France
Bravo to all players! And, especially to my dear friend, Joseph Peeples!
Absolutely awesome. I look forward to more such virtuoso performances!
Thank you for this. Well done to all those involved in the making of this video. Blessings.
Amazing! Incredible talent!
Wonderful !
Fantastic job all 5 of you!
Wow!
Genial!!!! Hermosísimo concierto!!!! Felicitaciones y muchas gracias!!!!
Very inspiring Organ Music!
Thanks for inspiring music!
Alexander Schreiner himself would have been proud.
Wow! Magnificent + a British accent!!!
Australian accent
Love the sound of a pipe organ. You can’t fully appreciate pipe organs unless you play it full blast and also use the pedals. Thanks
This is absolutely wonderful! Thank you for showing off the talents of all five of our amazing organists. The musical selections are great--showing off the versatility of this grand instrument, such as the beautiful Skinner strings we're hearing on Andrew's Elgar piece. Thank you also for showing the organists the entire time rather than the nature pictures usually shown during the broadcasts. For those of us who are organists, might it be possible to include a link to the organ's stop list sometime? Again, thank you so much for this amazing opportunity. It's been so great to hear the organ again!
www.thetabernaclechoir.org/content/dam/motab/about/organ/detailed-organ/tabernacle/Tabernacle_spec_2019.pdf
About time!
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Right!?
Excelente!!!
Maravilloso!!! Precioso 😍💞!!!
Maravilhoso, obrigado
Hermosooo!!!
Congratulation Linda Margetts
Absolutely Amazing. My Organ teacher is a guest organist with the Tabernacle and I hope to achieve what she has and be able to play at these recitals some day. Thank you for continuing the noon recitals!
The choir sounds good, thank you for sharing, lk458
I love Andrew Undsworth’s performance. The organ tones were beautiful. The harp effect is brilliant. I love all of the performances but I am partial to slow, emotional performances. I love to play that way myself, although I am not the talent of these organists.
BELISSIMO CONCERTO. OBRIGADO POR PROPORCIONAR ALEGRIA E PAZ. AOS ORGANISTAS MEU MUITÍSSIMO AGRADECIMENTO .
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At 09:30: The Gigout B Minor Toccata. Killer performance on a beautiful instrument.
What are the new large round buttons among the division pistons, notably for the Great and Swell manuals around middle C?
I wondered that too! Whoever runs the choir's page answered that question in the broadcast. Apparently it's a Bluetooth button for the organists using their tablets to "turn the page" so to speak on their music. If you notice it's only there when Linda Margetts and Joseph Peeples are playing, as they were the only two to use tablets.
@@YoshisVGM I'm so glad you answered this! I thought maybe I was seeing things--the fact that it was there at first but then disappeared! Makes total sense now.
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This is absolutely WONDERFUL. Thanks so much for streaming this weekly series. I so enjoy and admire the Temple organists, Richard Elliott in particular. I see they've added a couple new, outstanding organists. What happened to Christiansen?
we did a whole episode on the Organ over on our channel! we're big fans! thanks for this
BRILLIANT WORK, GUYs!!!
beautiful music. Where can i get a copy of Swing Low as played here please? God bless.
@Tabernacle Choir, Why have you not been doing the Piping Up broadcasts? I have been looking forward to hearing them
Anybody else having problems watching the new videos from this week. All the concerts that occurred on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of this week cannot be viewed again and when i click on the link through my CZcams inbox it says that the event is private.
Same here....
I can’t even see them anywhere! I can only see the program on the choir website. Please fix these links!
The kickoff concert is the only one that was archived. Due to music licensing issues, the other concerts are currently only being livestreamed, i.e., they are only able to be watched on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12:00-12:30 p.m. Mountain Daylight Savings Time. You can set an alarm on CZcams to be reminded when they are going live. The next concert is on July 1st: czcams.com/video/VbTiniUmFTA/video.html.
Its the same today as well.
(Who is the uncredited gentleman who hosts this video?)
start times:
0:10 remarks by ___
#1 1:18 Fanfare (from École d’Orgue, Part II) by Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens (1823-1881), Performed by Joseph Peeples
4:13 remarks by ___
#2 5:19 "Little" Fugue in g Minor, BWV 578 by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Performed by Brian Mathias
#3 9:34 Toccata, from Dix Pièces (1890) by Eugène Gigout (1844-1925), Performed by Richard Elliott
#4 12:32 Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Performed by Linda Margetts
15:35 remarks by ___
#5 18:18 Allegro con brio, from Sonata No. 4 in B♭ major by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1809-1847), Performed by Joseph Peeples
#6 22:09 Prince of Denmark's March by Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707), performed by Linda Margetts
24:55 remarks by ___
#7 25:23 Sospiri, Op. 70 by Edward Elgar (1857-1934), performed by Andrew Unsworth
31:08 remarks by ___
#8 32:30 "Come, Come Ye Saints", traditional, arr. & performed by Linda Margetts
#9 35:00 "Wondrous Love", traditional, arr. Brian Mathias
Performed by Brian Mathias
#10 39:02 "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", spiritual, arr. & performed by Richard Elliott
40:48 remarks by ___
#11 41:32 Finale from the William Tell Overture by Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868), arr. Richard Elliott
in the third or fourth line of the details the host is named as "Hosted by Luke Howard." In another comment he is referred to as Dr. Howard. I believe he also is a member of the Choir. Thank you for the time references. They are most helpful. Absolutely Amazing music, composed and played by masters of their craft, inspired by the divine.
Thanks a lot for helpfull time numbers🤝
I’m sure by now you have already researched the host, but if not, here’s a link. music.byu.edu/team/luke-howard/
I can’t see the links for June 22, 24, and 26. Are they coming soon?
What is the function of the oversized white buttons some of the performers have stuck there amidst the combination action buttons?
It's a bluetooth programmable button for turning pages on a tablet computer: flic.io/ Note that it is only in place when the organists playing from tablets are on the bench.
Alguna traducción en español de los mensajes?
How do we get to the weekly concerts link please?
wonderful concept! Where can we view a listing of the pieces that are to be performed?
Go to www.thetabernaclechoir.org/events/organ-recitals.html and scroll to the bottom of the page to "Downloadable Organ Programs."