SaggyWoman
Active Member
In your church, on which side is the organ?
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Where is your organ?
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In our traditional service held in the chapel, the organ is on the left side (if you are facing the pulpit). Normally, the organ is the only instrument used in singing in this service. In our blended service held in the sanctuary, we do not use an organ.
WallyGator
New Member
On the right facing the pulpit, piano on the left side.
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dianetavegia
Guest
SADLY, collecting dust on the right had side of the stage with a 9 foot grand and an electronic piece backed by a drum set and a couple of git-tars.
Here is a link to the largest pipe organs in the world, by order of number of ranks. Im priviledged to have seen 6 of top 20 in action.
http://theatreorgans.com/laird/top.pipe.organs.html
http://theatreorgans.com/laird/top.pipe.organs.html
The console (with 3 manuals, stops and pedals) is on the right. The pipes, wind chest and other essential parts are located across the back wall at the front of the worship center.
SaggyWoman
Active Member
hehehehehehe
Bro. James Reed
New Member
That is not sad, Diane.
If there were an organ, or any other instrument in my church, the only purpose it would, and should, serve is to collect dust.
I wish every church would throw out their instruments and go back to the way music in the worship service was intended to be.
No organs, no pianos, no guitar, no vioins, no drums, no flutes, only human voices singing praises to God.
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dianetavegia
Guest
Psa 150:3 Praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp.Originally posted by Bro. James Reed:
I wish every church would throw out their instruments and go back to the way music in the worship service was intended to be.
No organs, no pianos, no guitar, no vioins, no drums, no flutes, only human voices singing praises to God.
Psa 150:4 Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs.
Psa 150:5 Praise him upon the loud cymbals: praise him upon the high sounding cymbals.
Psa 150:6 Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.
I wish every church would get more instruments and go back to the way music in the worship service was intended to be.
Yes organs, yes pianos, yes guitar, yes vioins, yes drums, yes flutes, not only human voices singing praises to God but let the dogs howl as well.
Our organ & piano are congregation right. Both our organists have been off the last 3 weeks, but thankfully any dust that did gather will be knocked off the organ this coming Sunday
BTW, great link Johnv
I surfed through to www.acchos.org and checked out the mp3s. Would love to hear that thing letting rip in real life
hmmmmmm.....I wonder if there's some way a guitar can be wired in to one of those things...Experimented with my fx box a few years ago, but it wasn't up to the job.
BTW, great link Johnv
hmmmmmm.....I wonder if there's some way a guitar can be wired in to one of those things...Experimented with my fx box a few years ago, but it wasn't up to the job.