The organ is put through its paces this week!

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This week Crompton Organ Scholar, Oliver Morris, plays a classic piece on the Grand Organ.

Toccata in D minor, by JS Bach, is one of the most famous works in the organ repertoire. It has been used in film, video games, rock music and ringtones. One of the most famous adaptations of the piece was for the 1962 version of ‘The Phantom of the Opera’.

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Mr Morris is back at the keys for this weeks organ piece

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The latest upload on the Royal Hospital School’s Organ YouTube channel is now ready to be viewed (and listened to). This week Oliver Morris, Crompton Organ Scholar is playing Ave Maria by Franz Liszt.

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Second instalment on the Organ YouTube Channel

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This week it was Director of Music, Mr Saunders’ turn to take to the keys and perform a light piece on the Grand Organ at the Royal Hospital School. The piece is  ‘Pieds-en-l’air from the Capriol Suite’ by Peter Warlock.

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