Gdańsk Oliwa Cathedral Organs | Full Concert | Koncert Organowy Katedra Oliwa

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In this episode we are taking you outside of Gdansk on a day trip to a beautiful church in Gdansk Oliwa, and to the sea side town of Sopot!
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[@Sconnie13]

Through genealogy research, I found that my paternal great grandparents were both born in Gdansk in 1850 and then married (each other) in 1875 in Gdansk before immigrating to the US shortly there after. So, yes, Gdansk is on my bucket list of places to visit.

[@rustic39]

Splendid Cathedral and a great concert:))

[@marcellahicks3984]

Such a beautiful Catholic Church. So sacred and serene but o so powerful. What a wonderful way to enjoy the last week before Advent begins, capturing the essence of the Longing for the Coming. I am so in awe of the craftsmanship and Talent of the Artisans. So many People dedicated their lives to stamping out Catholic Sacred places , how thankful I am that they didn't keep their talent to themselves. So many Polish Artisans came to the USA and helped build the beautiful Churches we see today. Thank you for sharing Poland. It was so special to see everything.

[@JamesHardiman99]

... oh! Bits of Bach and other bits and pieces!

[@carolynstopka5232]

God Bless You for this beauty and value for the arts- so needed now! Love to both of you and your family for your soul nourishing videos. May you have a blessed Thanksgiving and stay safe in Poland. Heartfelt thanks💛💛💛

[@WALKVLOGMEDIA]

This organ is amazing! Im so lucky that i had the opportunity to play on it 2 years ago! It was a wonderful unforgetable experience! Its a real treasure!

[@woodsew]

Thank you! It’s now been 15 years since my last visit and you have brought me joy! The animation of the organs in Europe are spectacular!

[@judithwilliams7851]

Oh how absolutely beautiful! Schubert's Ave Maria bringing tears to my eyes. Always enjoy your adventures that you share with all of us. So looking forward to the cook-along....I'm ready👩‍🍳 Thank you for the joy you bring!

[@mariannejadlowski3270]

Thank you so much for sharing this amazing experience with us. I felt such peace listening to this beautiful music. It was a wonderful Thanksgiving gift to us!

[@dorothynicols4228]

Anna and Mark thank you so very much for this beautiful and amazing video! Touched my heart! 💕

[@maggiecollins470]

My home and my favorite piece of music. I love this. Thank you for giving all of us homesick Poles in the US a taste of our childhoods. I appreciate you and this channel so much. Buzaki! 😘

[@MarekMichalakMusic]

I was born in Gdansk and grew up with the city's wonderful organ landscape, including this one. The great organ in Oliwa was started in 1763 and it's builder, Johann Wulff, suffered a stroke in 1788 and was unable to finish the instrument. A local reputable organ builder from Gdansk, Rudolf Friedrich Dalitz, was brought in to finish the instrument and the organ was complted in 1793. At that time, for a brief period of time, this was the largest organ in the world. The organ case which you see in the main nave has changed very little since then. I believe it still is the organ with the largest amount of moving wooden sculptures, 44 in total if I remember right, in the world today, all of them dating back to the original instrument in 1793. The organ today has over 8000 pipes (mostly behind the visible organ case) and remains one of the most iconic instruments in Poland.

[@wandaerrn]

I was in Gdańsk 3 years ago and this church was on my list of places to visit, unfortunately I did not make it. Thank you for sharing. I have started another list for the next visit and this is back on the list.

[@JamesHardiman99]

Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565. It needs to be heard on a big organ in a big space!

[@birdlover8992]

Dearest Anna and Mark...Love love love this tour❤❤❤...thank you so much❤💐❤

[@maryskibinski6728]

Glorious. I imagine you could feel the sound waves going right through you.

[@jeannieboisvert8839]

Beautiful!

[@peterjohan5205]

Toccata and Fuga D-Mol from the Master J,S. Bach, one of the best Masterpieces in the World, hearing this is like to see entire kosmos and Live, entire music history built by human. Beautiful church by the way. Love polish culture that leading is in midle europe together with old german culture. Good job guys and keep going. Best

[@margoryplacha4374]

Beautiful! The organ at or church has been out of commission because of a water leak.

[@oldtimefreedom]

Ave Maria!

[@davelester1985]

Nice. You have respect for music and that organ has powerful output. Thanks for showing. Performed a bit fast for my taste, but always interesting to hear an interpretation of Bach's work. Go often and enjoy it. Find out when students are on the keyboard and go. Talk to them about how they perform, etc. You will learn a lot and enjoy it even more.

[@DavidKozinski]

Amazing music and tour. Thank you! ? Is Turkey or Pierogi on the menu for Thursday? LOL

[@markhurning8051]

A little of both 😂

[@DavidKozinski]

@@markhurning8051Respect for both Counties! Na zdrowie my friends.

[@valerieschoen7494]

❤

[@JamesHardiman99]

You might enjoy the whole piece, played by the amazing Stephen Malinowski, and illustrated by his Music Animation Machine. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6Hdg2yYncqcldE

[@PercPirate]

Hallo miss Anja. Do you ever cooked Czernina soup. This is one of my favorite soups back as a child. A very authentic Polish soup with a sour, sweet taste. But many polish people forgotten it or never tried it. For many people the ingredients are very "scary" or/and they can't deal with it. It is what it is but it is a part of our culture. I would love to see a video about this soup in English language. Many zdrowia luck and prosperity.😊

[@PolishYourKitchen]

Yes, not often but I do. I actually enjoy the flavor. It needs to be made with lots of veg and dried fruit for the sweet and sour balance.

[@semperfidelis5407]

Te Deum laudamus

[@user-tn4nr5hm6u]

This instrument is like the Donald Trump of the organworld. On one hand it's really great and impressive on the other hand it has lots of problems. It could definately need a retuning.