Parry and Stanford

[Pabmusic]

Pabs, you not saying that the sound of the organ is not vaired?

Of course not, but it is rather more homogenous than an orchestra.

[BBMmk2]

Of course not, but it is rather more homogenous than an orchestra.

Hmmm we could talk about this for hours!

[Pabmusic]

Hmmm we could talk about this for hours!

I'm not so sure. An organ as varied as an orchestra? If we could spend hours together, BBM, I promise you I'd not want to talk about organs.

[BBMmk2]

I'm not so sure. An organ as varied as an orchestra? If we could spend hours together, BBM, I promise you I'd not want to talk about organs.

Ah, alas I love the sound of the organ.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

I'm not so sure. An organ as varied as an orchestra? If we could spend hours together, BBM, I promise you I'd not want to talk about organs.

An organ is surprisingly unvaried in sound, considering its complex and extravagant construction. Whatever different stops are used, it always sounds like ... an organ.

[Serial_Apologist]

An organ is surprisingly unvaried in sound, considering its complex and extravagant construction. Whatever different stops are used, it always sounds like ... an organ.

Ligeti didn't do too badly in his Volumina though! The piece that sounds as if the instructions to the organist are to lie on top of all the manuals with every stop pulled out!

[BBMmk2]

An organ is surprisingly unvaried in sound, considering its complex and extravagant construction. Whatever different stops are used, it always sounds like ... an organ.

WEll, I'd grant you that EA!