This certainly is smile-making - thank you Stig.
I'm imagining the scenes conjured and described by the others.
Circus - steam-driven calliope - steam engine museum - I'm feeling like being on an imaginary board-walk by the sea with ice-cream in hand heading for the Ferris Wheel
Thanks again Stig - so cheerful!
Thank you for your kind comments and for listening to my music.
Stig
]]>I'm imagining the scenes conjured and described by the others.
Circus - steam-driven calliope - steam engine museum - I'm feeling like being on an imaginary board-walk by the sea with ice-cream in hand heading for the Ferris Wheel
Thanks again Stig - so cheerful!
]]>Wow, that was quick! Definitely has a circus or fairground feel to it, brings back lovely memories of family visits to the magical Thursford steam engine and organ museum (Norfolk, UK) many years ago: https://www.thursford.com/steam-museum/
And I see you've just uploaded an organ version of The Entertainer, too...
Thanks for your comments and kindness. I'm very glad to hear about your memories. And much thanks for the link
]]>Pianoteqenthusiast, I feel as if I am standing on the banks of the Mississippi River and watching a sternwheel steamboat go by, while listening to its steam-drive calliope! Sweet nostalgia for an age way beyond my time...
Thank you, thank you ! It's wonderful to read those beautiful words that describe your feelings when listening. I tried actually to get a sound that is a bit "old" when choosing register/stops and tremulants. What a good way to start the day.
Stig
]]>Excellent. A kind of circus spirit...
Thank you Will! Very kind and nice thing to say. Yes, we talked about theatre organ before in organteq forum.
Circus spirit…. indeed!
Stig
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