Last Sunday I featured the Rose Window at St Thomas the Apostle.
This week I bring you the organ.
Sunday, October 05, 2008
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8 comments:
Some organ music too please.
It looks like it sounds great.
One of the great pleasures of European churches and cathedrals are the wonderful organs. We enjoyed many such concerts when living in Switzerland almost 20 yrs ago now.
It is certainly a beautiful and massive instrument. The head of the organist adds a special touch floating by the pipes :)
I love cathedral organs. They are usually massive and their sound really carry.
Just letting you know that have updated my blogroll and have included your blog again...it was missing after my inital change over from blogger to word press.
I see you've been much better than me and already have this one!
http://lisasarsfield.wordpress.com/
Tomorrow I want the sound of the organ
:)
Delighted to hear you've been nominated for the Manchester blog award. I'm keeping everything crossed that you win.
I can only imagine the music which flows from this beautiful instrument!
I like this photo very much
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