Me at my "local" - the Wurlitzer organ at the Theatre Organ Heritage Centre in Peel Green, Manchester playing the beautiful "Autumn leaves". The Wurlitzer organ here is one of the smallest in the country with 6 ranks of pipes (Diapason, Flute, Salicional, Tibia, Vox Humana and Trumpet) and originally built for the Trocadero in Liverpool. Unfortunately I placed the microphone a bit to near to the organ grilles so the sound is a bit harsh in this video. I recommend listening to this on a modererate to loud volume setting and your speakers about 180cm away from you if possible. Being a public place of course there were other visitors in the building so I expected some background noise. My thanks must go to Pete Taylor for allowing me use of this little gem of a theatre organ and for a tour of the museum afterwards! The Lancastrian theatre organ trust must be congratulated on their work in making this organ and all the other artefacts in the museum look like they were only built yesterday.
The legendary Beacon Theatre's rehabilitation project is complete and MSG is giving you an inside look into the history and rebirth of this historic venue. The Beacon Theatre - A New York Legend Reborn. Coming to MSG Network April 9th
The legendary Beacon Theatre's rehabilitation project is complete and MSG is giving you an inside look into the history and rebirth of this historic venue. The Beacon Theatre - A New York Legend Reborn. Coming to MSG Network April 9th
The legendary Beacon Theatre's rehabilitation project is complete and MSG is giving you an inside look into the history and rebirth of this historic venue. The Beacon Theatre - A New York Legend Reborn. Coming to MSG Network April 9th
The legendary Beacon Theatre's rehabilitation project is complete and MSG is giving you an inside look into the history and rebirth of this historic venue. The Beacon Theatre - A New York Legend Reborn. Coming to MSG Network April 9th
Robert Johnson Project
From: 2009 THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Live - Beacon Theatre, New York (with John Hammond, guitar and vocals and Bonnie Bramlett, vocals)
Sydney Festival opened its 2012 program with Australia’s largest free outdoor cultural event, Festival First Night, attracting hundreds of thousands of people into the city centre for eight hours of music, theatre, dance and visual arts. Headlining the event was internationally-acclaimed music superstar Manu Chao, who had 60,000 people dancing to his unique blend of Latin reggae. Audiences thrilled to a mix of Australian and international entertainment including a 1950s swing dance, painted caravans, Australian singer-songwriter Meagan Washington, Indigenous singer Gurrumul and dapper Jamaican gents, The Jolly Boys. Keeping things at a lively pace were street performances by Tuba Skinny, Lewis Floyd Henry and Norman J and his Good Times Bus. Casper Babypants, Holly Throsby and Erth’s mythical puppet creatures kept the kids laughing and dancing throughout the afternoon.
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