Anna Lapwood, Organist, BBC Breakfast 29-9-2023

Plays in the Royal Albert Hall in the wee hours.

[@lucieleimbach]

Anna, your an amazing musician and bringing attention to the organ. I love listening to you play when I can. 🎼

[@phatjbl]

Anna is delightful and totally gorgeous.

[@igorsmirnov5451]

Спасибо Анечка, так держать!

[@Firebrand55]

Bonobo playing Otomo, Anna playing that organ....... YT...what are you waiting for?!.....click it here!

[@Doug6412]

You should look at the Scott brothers duo.

[@Musician-Lee]

Thanks but this is about Anna Lapwood!

[@derekdee9592]

Well I like it anyway & she’s great 👍

[@BrianCuthbertson]

I always thought the Albert Hall organ had 6 manuals.

[@Ryan.C.Hallengren]

Hmmm... Snoop dogg on the organ.. Ok Anna, you're cool.

[@AllenCavedo]

Great report. Beautiful talented woman. Terrible sound in the video.

[@johnrhodez6829]

Cos someone had a mic next to a speaker. Worst possible thing to do.

[@8546Ken]

Why the poor audio on this video? Sounds like it's in a barrel.

[@markcooke729]

Dear Lord, I HATE it when they troll out the Bach Toccata & Fugue in D minor when news items bring up the subject of the organ! It's not the be all and end all of organ music, Good grief it's not the best piece of organ music at at all!

[@hairyairey]

Wasn't the only piece Anna was practising. Even Dr Dre!

[@iantaf5559]

I'm on the same wavelength as you on this. Anna should know better than play this tired old piece. The general public must think there are only two composers who created organ music thanks to this sort of stuff. I find Bach organ music boring anyway.

[@markcooke729]

@@iantaf5559 what's the betting she was asked to play it just for the interview by the reporter?

[@AndrewLumsden]

But it is instantly recognisable for the otherwise uninitiated. I guess you would have said the same if she had played the Widor.

[@markcooke729]

another piece pretty much ruined for me by the mass media! The list could go on - the Boellman Tocatta springs to mind!@@AndrewLumsden