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My Past Organ* Projects
Even though I am creating music electronically these days, that doesn't mean I have abandoned the pipe organ.* It's just convenient for me to code MIDI rather than perform. All told, I've been involved in the building of three pipe organs*, at Holy Faith Episcopal Church in Inglewood, Saint Augustine by-the-Sea in Santa Monica, which has finally been completed, and I even commissioned my own personal residence organ*.Pipe Organ* Links
- Bachorgan.com - Cafeteria of Pipe Organ*-related delights
- Pipe Organ* Education Project
- MPR's Pipe Dreams now streams at 128Kbps, which is surprisingly listenable.
- Check out ORGANlive (64kbps in MP3Pro format, but easier if you install the Live365 player)
- The Organ Historical Society has a new Online Catalogue.
MIDI-Enabled Pipe Organs*
Listen to 59 tracks made using a real pipe organ* (with the kind help of Jonathan Orwig), who has sampled this instrument.
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*The correct term is "organ" but to avoid confusion with body parts and all manner of electronic substitutes, the retronym "pipe organ" and even "real pipe organ" is often used. Since a CD is only a representation and an MP3 is even less realistic, there is no substitute for the actual experience of being in the room with one.