MUSIC FROM CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL (The Joy of Music with Diane Bish)

9112 MUSIC FROM CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL Diane Bish plays the great organ of Canterbury Cathedral in England and explores the town. Music includes: Rutter "Toccata in 7," Elgar "Pomp and Circumstance," Samuel Wesley "Larghetto," Bach "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," Walton "Crown Imperial," "The Church's One Foundation," and "O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing."

[@leedshunk]

You'll have to return there and play the ' new ' restored organ , just completed ! 💖

[@silviarovere7942]

😊😊😊

[@georgemurphy2579]

The Episcopal Vatican. The Archbishop!!! Chaucer's great literary work. A city of profound history... And, a great organ. Diane Bish ... all at once.

[@catereid641]

Lovely - thank you for thinking of us. Only thing is, I'm not sure about the beard!???

[@Tanzelmaster]

Soft machine

[@jimraelenser1907]

Nice

[@chrisburn7178]

It's at this point that I realise that pretty much every piece of footage, no matter how obscure, is on KZbin. When you can see a full 30-minute TV show of an 90s fluoro-clad American organist on a now-defunct English organ, which presumably aired on a niche US public broadcast channel. Marvellous.