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The Regent Classic Organ Music Tutorial Series was launched in 2016 and we have since produced 12 videos. In the series we were pleased to present a series of demonstration tutorials played on a couple of our luxurious bespoke church organs. In each video Jonathan Kingston gives a short introduction to the piece, offering some…
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We have recorded two videos with Francis Rumsey playing Henry Purcell’s Dance for the Fairies and Bourée from Amphitryon on the Regent Classic Chamber Organ. Henry Purcell – One of the greatest English composers Henry Purcell is considered by many to be one of England’s best composer of the Baroque era. He was born in 1659 (died in 1695)…
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Michael Powell and Francis Rumsey recorded these two well-known arias from Handel’s Messiah to demonstrate the Regent Classic chamber organ in an accompaniment role. On the chamber organ you’ll hear either the eight-foot stopped diapason alone, or that and the four-foot flute together. Organ Accompaniment for two Arias from Handel’s Messiah Handel wrote Messiah to…
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It was just before Christmas that we were in fact approached by two UAE based companies to quote for the provision of a digital organ for the Papal Mass on February 5th 2019. Not really a long time at all considering all the logistics that had to be arranged just to get an instrument airborne…
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Just after Christmas and with minimal notice we were asked if we could supply our chamber organ for a performance of the Vivaldi Gloria and Handel’s Coronation Anthems given by the Kinder Choirs of the High Peak at Buxton Opera House. Buxton Opera House – an architectural gem I have never visited the venue but…
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Our chamber organ was first revealed to the public at the Manchester Conference of Diocesan Organ Advisors in August 2018. I could not go but perhaps given the controversial nature of our technology may not have been enthusiastically received. By all accounts the instrument was reasonably well regarded. Could one ever get a ‘pipecentric’ gathering…
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Marcel Dupré was one of the foremost French organ virtuoso’s of his time, an heir to the great tradition of Romantic French organ playing and composing. Dupré was famed for his ability to improvise; he also composed substantial works and was a widely travelled recitalist and an influential teacher. What is perhaps less well known…
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I am sure that any traditional organ builder will tell you not to plan the opening recital for until at least 3 and even better 6 months after the organ is due to be commissioned. More often than not builds run late not early, encounter problems and prudence dictate a wide margin for error is…
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