Name: Mozart's "Gloria in Excelsis" by Orgnplyr
Duration: 4 min 10 s
Description: Gloria in Excelsis Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Lee Erwin's My Best Girl, from his score for the Mary Pickford movie of the same name, from his collection Sound of Silents. Played here on the 3/13 Barton theater pipe organ at Skyrock Farm (originally the Greenbay WI Orpheum Theater organ, 1930)

My Best Girl

America West Side Story-Adrian Phillips Theatre at Boardwalk Hall

GUS FARNEY- Organ Loft- February 6, 1964
Gus Farney in concert at Larry Bray's Organ Loft, Salt Lake City.  5/34 "Colossus" Wurlitzer 
Recorded in STEREO using the Organ Loft's AMPEX 350-2 open reel machine.
Transfer from original master 10 inch reel tape and editing by Matías Bombal, September 9, 2022
From the Organ Loft collection preserved by Curt Wood.
Program:
Medley from SOUND OF MUSIC
In A Monastery Garden
-A salute to February part 1; Patriotic Medley for Lincoln's and 
Washington's Birthdays:
My Country Tis Of Thee
America The Beautiful
God Bless America
Battle Hymn Of The Republic
-A salute to February part 2; For the "Valentiners" 
What Is This Thing Called Love
Love Is Just Around The Corner
Love is A Many Splendored Thing
My Funny Valentine (quote: Let me Call You Sweetheart)
Falling In Love With Love
Lover
Medley of Victor Herbert hits 
Allah's Holiday
Theme to THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM
I Wish You Love
All Over The World
Once Upon A Time  
Your Father's Feathers
Charade
?
Colonel Bogey March from BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI
Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy
Moments in Paris Medley (incomplete) including:
I Don't Understand The Parisians
?
?

Note: This concert was longer that the tape used to record it, every bit of the tape, running at 15 inches, was transferred that exists, but it runs out at the end before the medley of French songs was finished.  Also, the first medley, from the SOUND OF MUSIC, starts rather abruptly, I have faded it in from the earliest possible moment to preserve as much of it that exists.  It appears that Farney was not using a microphone for his announcements.
I am beholden to those kind folks that have contributed to the Go Fund Me campaign that makes possible my work in bringing these recordings to the internet for your listening pleasure. THANK YOU.
-Matías Bombal

Playback equipment service, maintenance and repair: Mark Pollock

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Gus Farney- Organ Loft- February 6, 1964

4/21 Wurlitzer organ, New York Paramount Studio.  Louis A. Witten, announcer; Paul Small, tenor vocal.

THE FIREFLY Selection:
Gianinna Mia
Tommy Atkins
Love Is Like a Butterfly
Sympathy Waltz

When I Take My Sugar to Tea (Paul Small, vocal)

Taken from Victor Electrical Transcription Disc MRC-64697.  Courtesy the John Landon Archive.

Jesse Crawford, "Royal Typewriter Hour," CBS Radio, February 22, 1931, Part I

Jacqueline "Jakki" Martin singing "Faith" accompanied by Lanvester "Lance" Jackson on Hammond organ. December 11, 2016

Jakki Martin "FAITH"

Gloria in Excelsis Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Mozart's "Gloria in Excelsis"

Praises Unto You

A chorale prelude of the Genevan tune of Psalm 134 - also known as 'The Old Hundreth'. Made by Roel Sikkema and played by him on the Quellhorst organ (1825) of the Saint-Nicholas Church in Elburg (the Netherlands). See also this, with pictures of the Elburg organ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD5XD2U1gNo&list=PLtzVTVnPyGVo-pyj14KgzHkD0sWHzrA5D&index=13

Psalm 134 ('The Old Hundreth'-Elburg) - chorale prelude by Roel Sikkema (1953)

This is a fun set between theatre organ and piano performed on the Hardman Studio Wurlitzer and Grotrian grand piano.

1 Since Jesus Came Into My Heart

Here's a little teaser for some of you house fans- listen for the disco quote I put in towards the end- enjoy!

Mozart's "Gloria in Excelsis"

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