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Re: Using A PA / Mixer With Keyboards

Hi Set master level to around 3/4 of maximum - I find this gives plenty of level to the mixer, much lower and the inevitable background noise creeps in, higher can reveal distortion that's not noticeable on the built-in speakers. If you're in a live performance situation feeding a sound desk at the ...
by Rev Tony Newnham
05 Nov 2021 10:55
 
Forum: Keyboard Chat
Topic: Using A PA / Mixer With Keyboards
Replies: 1
Views: 3311

Re: Organ Voluntaries

Hi

Compton church rgans often make good cinema organ sounds with the trems. on.
by Rev Tony Newnham
04 Nov 2021 08:26
 
Forum: Classical Corner
Topic: Organ Voluntaries
Replies: 6
Views: 4953

Re: Organ Voluntaries

Thanks Hugh The Viscount range, especially their organs using their Physis real time computer simulation technology are, IMHO, by far the best sounding digital organs around. The voicing can be tweaked quite significantly. Earlier this year I had Jeremey Meager of Cotswold do some re-voicing, which ...
by Rev Tony Newnham
03 Nov 2021 09:56
 
Forum: Classical Corner
Topic: Organ Voluntaries
Replies: 6
Views: 4953

Re: Prelude on Londonderry Air

Hi Thanks Hugh. Actually, I can manage quite well on most pedalboards. I used to regularly play a Hammond L-100 (spinet style) in a church where I was organist. More recently, my home practice organ was a Cavendish portable - again a spinet-style 13 note pedalboard. My Nord C2D has the Nord Pedals 1...
by Rev Tony Newnham
03 Nov 2021 09:51
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on Londonderry Air
Replies: 2
Views: 4561

Re: Organ Voluntaries

Thanks John

Yes, the first 4 are not exactly well known!

Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
30 Oct 2021 07:51
 
Forum: Classical Corner
Topic: Organ Voluntaries
Replies: 6
Views: 4953

Organ Voluntaries

A mixed bag of organ voluntaries, some Victorian in style, a couple from the Early English era, and a couple of others. First up one of two pieces by Caleb Simper. This is tuneful music, fairly simple to play, and has remained in print for decades. W5-sS2kNyfw Another item from the same composer xdo...
by Rev Tony Newnham
29 Oct 2021 15:06
 
Forum: Classical Corner
Topic: Organ Voluntaries
Replies: 6
Views: 4953

Prelude on Londonderry Air

Hi

Another of Noel Rawsthorne's compositions, this time based on the Londonderry Air, which is also used as a hymn tune.



Enjoy.
by Rev Tony Newnham
29 Oct 2021 14:56
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on Londonderry Air
Replies: 2
Views: 4561

Prelude on "Blessed Assurance"

Hi

Another item from my sessions earlier in the month. This was written by one of my Facebook friends. Ivan Furlanis is an organist and composer in Italy. I play this on the Content 224 Compact Digital Organ at Wolston Baptist Church.

by Rev Tony Newnham
29 Oct 2021 14:53
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on "Blessed Assurance"
Replies: 2
Views: 4710

Prelude on Be Thou my Vision

Hi

I recorded a few bits and pieces earlier in the month and eventually got round to sorting out the video edits. This short prelude is by Noel Rawsthorne.



Enjoy

Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
29 Oct 2021 14:50
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on Be Thou my Vision
Replies: 2
Views: 4538

Re: What you will find in this new Board

Hi I'm fortunate that all 3 of my main camcorders have a line-in facility. You might have to hunt for it in the menu system (or actually read the instruction manual! - these days you'll probably have to download the full manual to get this sort of information - most users don't even think beyond the...
by Rev Tony Newnham
11 Oct 2021 11:36
 
Forum: Creating Videos
Topic: What you will find in this new Board
Replies: 1
Views: 2615

Re: Adding Sub-Titles to your Movies

Thanks Hugh

Maybe I'll take a look at the software when I find time.

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
20 Aug 2021 09:43
 
Forum: Creating Videos
Topic: Adding Sub-Titles to your Movies using VideoPad
Replies: 4
Views: 3583

Re: Adding Sub-Titles to your Movies using VideoPad

Hi I couldn't find any free or budget video edit software that allowed subtitles when I was looking to upgrade last year when I needed to add lyrics for the recordings I was making for church. I got round in (Premiere Elements) by taking one of the standard title layouts and modifying it (size of te...
by Rev Tony Newnham
19 Aug 2021 09:34
 
Forum: Creating Videos
Topic: Adding Sub-Titles to your Movies using VideoPad
Replies: 4
Views: 3583

Re: Mainly Early English Organ Music

Thanks for the comments. Carloss, there's a couple of pictures of the organ towards the end of construction back in 2019 on the NPOR web site, for example https://www.npor.org.uk/cgi-bin/XMLFunctions.cgi?Fn=GetPicture&Rec_index=E02110&Number=1 The details of the organ can be found on NPOR (h...
by Rev Tony Newnham
01 Jul 2021 09:23
 
Forum: Classical Corner
Topic: Mainly Early English Organ Music
Replies: 4
Views: 3907

Soften my heart, Lord

Hi

An organ version of Graham Kendrick's worship song "Soften my heart, Lord", recordedd live during the service at Wolston Baptist Church on 27th June 2021 (no singing due to Covid regulations)




Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
30 Jun 2021 09:20
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Soften my heart, Lord
Replies: 0
Views: 4309

Improvisation on "Be Still"

Hi

From an organists' association visit on 26th June, I play this on the new Henry Groves pipe organ in St. Martin, Barcheston, Warwickshire.




Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
30 Jun 2021 09:17
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Improvisation on "Be Still"
Replies: 0
Views: 4196

Mainly Early English Organ Music

Hi Last Saturday (27/06/21) the Coventry & Warwickshire Organists' Association visited a newly built pipe organ (first "in person" meeting since Feb 2020!). I recorded these items there (St. Martin, Barcheston. Organ by Henry Groves of Nottingham) First up is an Allegro by William Hers...
by Rev Tony Newnham
30 Jun 2021 09:15
 
Forum: Classical Corner
Topic: Mainly Early English Organ Music
Replies: 4
Views: 3907

Re: Yamaha HS8 organ for sale

Hi Good luck with selling this. It's taken me a long time to find a new home for my HS8. Moving one assembled is definitely a 2 man job, but it went in the back of my MPV with no problems. As you say, it can be dismantled - and will then fit in a large saloon (which was how mine was delivered) - but...
by Rev Tony Newnham
21 Jun 2021 08:38
 
Forum: For Sale & Wanted
Topic: Yamaha HS8 organ for sale
Replies: 1
Views: 2372

Re: Prelude on "Sing Hosanna"

Thanks Carloss

My fingers aren't as nimble as they used to be - I guess the arthritis is spreading to them as well, but I'll keep playing as long as I can.

Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
31 May 2021 08:52
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on "Sing Hosanna"
Replies: 4
Views: 5408

Re: Prelude on "Sing Hosanna"

Thanks John

I was too busy playing to see what else was happening. I did notice something being given to some people, but I've no idea what!

Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
28 May 2021 08:22
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on "Sing Hosanna"
Replies: 4
Views: 5408

Prelude on "Sing Hosanna"

Hi

Since we're not distributing material on line from church now we're open again, I've not been recording so much. However, I took a single camera last Sunday and recorded my closing voluntary. It's rather fun.




Every Blessing

Tony
by Rev Tony Newnham
26 May 2021 10:10
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Prelude on "Sing Hosanna"
Replies: 4
Views: 5408

Re: Volume levels when recording

Hi Relevant information there Hugh. If you have proper meters in your system, then zero dB on a VU meter (5 on a PPM) should be set to correspond with -18dBfs on the digital recorder (some "standards say -20 & I've also come across -12. Don't you just love standards - that's why we have so ...
by Rev Tony Newnham
17 May 2021 09:17
 
Forum: How to do things with Keyboards
Topic: Volume levels when recording
Replies: 2
Views: 2020

Re: Some recordings from church

Thanks for the positive comments. Feeling a bit rough at the moment- it seems my heart failure meds. might need adjusting. I've got a telephone consultation tomorrow, so I'll see what transpires. Busy week with a rehearsal later today & a funeral on Thursday with a professional soloist. I'll sor...
by Rev Tony Newnham
10 May 2021 09:07
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Some recordings from church
Replies: 3
Views: 5167

Some recordings from church

Hi As you will probably have guessed, we've stopped providing recordings for our "Sunday at Home" worship now the church is open again (and I'm enjoying having a bit more time each week!) However, I have made a couple of "live" recordings at church over the last couple of weeks. ...
by Rev Tony Newnham
08 May 2021 09:27
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Some recordings from church
Replies: 3
Views: 5167

Re: Good Friday at Wolston Baptist

Thanks JohnT
by Rev Tony Newnham
03 Apr 2021 09:36
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Good Friday at Wolston Baptist
Replies: 2
Views: 4679

Hymns for Easter Sunday at Wolston Baptist

Hi We have a family service on Easter Sunday, so sadly only one traditional hymn, and the voluntaries will be on line only as there's an Easter Egg hunt for the youngsters before the service! (Definitely NOT my idea). We start with a classical piece by French composer Alexandre Guilmant, and his &qu...
by Rev Tony Newnham
02 Apr 2021 09:01
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Hymns for Easter Sunday at Wolston Baptist
Replies: 2
Views: 4637

Good Friday at Wolston Baptist

Hi Here's the music I've recorded for our Good Friday virtual service at Wolston. The opening music is this track from my archives:- 5588ztfSVfM The opening hymn is the classic "There is a green hill far away" KVN23K6o1Y4 The next hymn is "When I survey the wondrous cross" iT3Rsi...
by Rev Tony Newnham
31 Mar 2021 08:40
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Good Friday at Wolston Baptist
Replies: 2
Views: 4679

Re: Music for Palm Sunday 2021 at Wolston

Thanks John I wasn't familiar with 2 of the songs either until I got the hymn list last Tuesday! They were a bit of a nightmare to sort out - the notation in the "Songs of Fellowship" books isn't always as clear as it should be. Add to that the "off beat" nature of a lot of the m...
by Rev Tony Newnham
29 Mar 2021 09:15
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Music for Palm Sunday 2021 at Wolston
Replies: 4
Views: 5159

Re: Music for Palm Sunday 2021 at Wolston

Thank you Carloss
by Rev Tony Newnham
28 Mar 2021 08:32
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Music for Palm Sunday 2021 at Wolston
Replies: 4
Views: 5159

Music for Palm Sunday 2021 at Wolston

Hi Here's this Sunday's selection. I'm rather disappointed that our preacher this week hasn't chosen any traditional Easter hymns - the closest is Graham Kendrick's "Make Way". I do play an organ interpretation of "Ride on, Ride on in majesty" though, and, by request, a reprise o...
by Rev Tony Newnham
26 Mar 2021 16:03
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Music for Palm Sunday 2021 at Wolston
Replies: 4
Views: 5159

Re: Hymns/Songs for 21st March 2021

Thanks John
by Rev Tony Newnham
22 Mar 2021 10:23
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Hymns/Songs for 21st March 2021
Replies: 2
Views: 4497

Hymns/Songs for 21st March 2021

Hi It's that time of week again! I've changed the piano/keyboard rig around, adding a 13 note Hammond pedalboard to control the "pedal" section of the Viscount Cantorum, whilst the piano now plays the "Manual 1" stops, plus my vintage Roland Alpha Juno 2 synthesiser (not visible ...
by Rev Tony Newnham
19 Mar 2021 12:54
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Hymns/Songs for 21st March 2021
Replies: 2
Views: 4497

Re: Hymns/Songs for 14th March 2021

Hi Hugh The routing of sounds in the Viscount follows a typical pipe organ layout, so sounds coming from different places across the audio field is correct. They shouldn't be hard left & hard right (they definitely aren't on my original video files, and I've not noticed You Tube changing that). ...
by Rev Tony Newnham
16 Mar 2021 09:37
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Hymns/Songs for 14th March 2021
Replies: 7
Views: 6325

Re: Hymns/Songs for 14th March 2021

Thanks John
by Rev Tony Newnham
15 Mar 2021 10:40
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Hymns/Songs for 14th March 2021
Replies: 7
Views: 6325

Re: Hymns/Songs for 14th March 2021

Thanks for the comments. Carloss - the Harmonium is unusual for a folding reed organ in being voiced mildly, presumably because of it's intended use in Sunday Schools accompanying children. Most portable reed organs are voiced loud and bright. The piano is very basic as digital pianos go, but not to...
by Rev Tony Newnham
12 Mar 2021 11:16
 
Forum: Religious Music
Topic: Hymns/Songs for 14th March 2021
Replies: 7
Views: 6325
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