#hauptwerk

[shalomguttentag]

Це шедевр! :-)

[stevenwooddell]

Over the last year I’ve gotten an organ in the basement that plays notes recorded from other organs. I recorded several pieces to show what it sounds like and have a brief explanation as well. I'm using Hauptwerk to play an organ from Rotterdam and from Caen, France 

[fxgrdj]

Regardez "Samuel Barber - Adagio op.11 - Dudelange (L) Organ - Hauptwerk" sur YouTube

[jbkerkhoff]

Building a Great Virtual Pipe Organ: Stop Tab MIDI Encoder

This post is an overview about building the Virtual Pipe Organ Stop Tab MIDI Encoder, and continuation of “Building a Great Virtual Pipe Organ: MIDI Encoders for Pedals and Stops.” For readers interested in the technical design and firmware details of these MIDI encoders, I’ve documented the development process in more depth on my technical blog at jimkerkhoff.com. Designing the Stop Tab MIDI…

Building a Great Virtual Pipe Organ: Stop Tab MIDI Encoder

[jbkerkhoff]

Building a Great Virtual Pipe Organ: MIDI Encoders for Pedals and Stops

This Virtual Pipe Organ MIDI encoder bridges traditional organ hardware with modern software such as Hauptwerk. Making the Pedals and Stop Tabs Visible: The Virtual Pipe Organ MIDI Encoder With the structural modifications to the organ console complete, it was time to turn to a less visible—but absolutely critical part of the Virtual Pipe Organ project: how the physical controls would be…

Building a Great Virtual Pipe Organ: MIDI Encoders for Pedals and Stops

[envangeli]

Arrangement for pipe organ of Adeste Fideles [John Reading (1681?) / John Wade (1743?] playing around with a few themes that sound like other compositions. My gratitude to Mouton Lötter that made the recording possible by means of Hauptwerk with the Hereford Cathedral 67XLv2 pipe organ. The sheet music is available for free on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/posts/adeste-fideles-93897615

[envangeli]

Arrangement for pipe organ of Adeste Fideles [John Reading (1681?) / John Wade (1743?] playing around with a few themes that sound like other compositions. My gratitude to Mouton Lötter that made the recording possible by means of Hauptwerk with the Hereford Cathedral 67XLv2 pipe organ. The sheet music is available for free on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/posts/adeste-fideles-93897615

[mitigatingchaos]

Sunday Pipes #106

Here is a lively cover of Hit The Road Jack. The song was originally composed by Percy Mayfield in 1960, (the year I was born) and recorded by Ray Charles in 1961. The song was a US number 1 hit in 1961, and won a Grammy award for Best Rhythm and Blues Recording, becoming one of Charles’ signature songs. This cover is performed by Martijin Koestsier, Laurenskerk, Rotterdam utilizing the Hauptwerk…

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