Topic: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

Here I collect all the historical organs I have played with. First come the six ( 6) that were in the Video Contest 2025. Skip them if you want to listen to other historical organs that were not in the Contest. During the year I will gradually add new ones in this post.

https://youtu.be/y2ROuL5Ii88

https://youtu.be/5OFN5D5H9Bw

https://youtu.be/4sr2pDDagQo

https://youtu.be/ecwLWY_BKKc

https://youtu.be/LhI8r6F0IVY

https://youtu.be/pGTmr8GNyqQ

Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

Hosanna to the Son of David Matt 21:9
Chorale 1 Melody Georg Joseph Vogler 1796
Historical organ French Puget l Taur (Toulouse - 1880) added Organteq ”trumpet”

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...et%20l.mp3

Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

My soul praises the Lord ( Matt. 21:9) Melody 1400 / Hans Kugelmann 1540 Historical organ French Puget ll - Toulouse 1842-1903
Chorale 282
Actually sounds like an old organ with a slight "crumhorn sound” (or  krummhorn) at ”bottom” of sound and with my choice of registration a bit out of tune too. Like it!

https://youtu.be/cNXWsJT99mY

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Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

German Classical Abbey (Nereshejm 1798)
Different sound than the previous one. Chorale 283, mel 1551

https://youtu.be/BUIQ-z3NUHE

Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

Historical organ:
Baroque Cathedral (Freiberg 1710 - 1714)

J.Fr. Dandrieu ”Trio for the Flutes” (Organteq 2)

https://youtu.be/wSPRpQY9DRM

Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

Historical organ
Classical French Organ l (Souvigny 1783)

Chorale 320 mel. German 1676, Jakob Arrhenius 1691

https://youtu.be/zwVVwtEzU9k

Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

Baroque Schnitger ll (St Gertrud - Hamburg - 1699
Fantasia J Pachelbel

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...015.17.mp3

Re: All 18 Historical Organs in one place (Organteq 2)

Duo for trumpet. L. Marchand

Historical organ Royal chapel (Versailles 1711)

https://youtu.be/CO1EchP8mJk