In the news: Crusader era organ breathes again in Jerusalem
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You organists can esp discuss the tuning system....
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We need a Hauptwerk sample set.
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One can readily imagine that organist just like that in, say, Sainte-Chapelle circa AD 1300, right?
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Hot take here but there’s something proto-technocratic about giant do-it-all organs. It’s like even as just built objects they “visually” subordinate the human voice and transform the organist from an instrumentalist into a “liturgical mastermind” from whom some kind of romantic “genius” is expected. I love organs, of course, but personally feel some nostalgia for a small and simple setup like this.
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The reconstruction here is only partial - there were over 200 pipes in the original instrument. https://www.ctvnews.ca/entertainment/article/after-800-years-of-silence-the-oldest-pipe-organ-in-the-christian-world-sounds-once-more/
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Does that organ have sliders rather than keys?
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