Robert Quinney (b. 1976), sub-organist at Westminster Abbey, provided organ music for the royal wedding in 2011. Here he is part of a short interview with a commentator who obviously knows some about music-making. The video is a nice introduction to the organ in general, and a tantalizing look at the Abbey instrument in particular.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Music for 071512
FirstLight
Gathering Song(s)
Jubilate everybody
King of kings and Lord of lords
Opening Song
The King of glory comes
Prayer of Confession Response
Dayenu
Peace
Shalom chaverim
Offertory
David Hekking, guitar
Closing Song
We are marching
11AM
Hymns
465, Here O Lord, your servants gather (TOKYO)
280, Amazing grace how sweet the sound (NEW BRITAIN)
2235, We are marching (SIYAHAMBA)
Prayer of Confession Response
Glory to God whose goodness
Doxology
592, Praise God, from whom all blessings flow (OLD HUNDREDTH)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: William Boyce, Voluntary and Fugue in A
Offertory: Arr. Stearns, Amazing Grace
Postlude: WF Bach, Fugue in A Minor
Gathering Song(s)
Jubilate everybody
King of kings and Lord of lords
Opening Song
The King of glory comes
Prayer of Confession Response
Dayenu
Peace
Shalom chaverim
Offertory
David Hekking, guitar
Closing Song
We are marching
11AM
Hymns
465, Here O Lord, your servants gather (TOKYO)
280, Amazing grace how sweet the sound (NEW BRITAIN)
2235, We are marching (SIYAHAMBA)
Prayer of Confession Response
Glory to God whose goodness
Doxology
592, Praise God, from whom all blessings flow (OLD HUNDREDTH)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: William Boyce, Voluntary and Fugue in A
Offertory: Arr. Stearns, Amazing Grace
Postlude: WF Bach, Fugue in A Minor
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