Online Organ Concert with Gordon Cree

The Scottish Cinema Organ Trust are delighted to be presenting an online organ concert series in lieu of our in-person concert programme. Our first online concert will be performed by Scotland’s own Gordon Cree who has been a good friend of SCOT for many years. Enjoy an hour of light, entertaining music spanning various eras and genres.
Gordon Cree is a singer, actor, entertainer, compere and musician. Born in Ayrshire, Scotland, he originally trained and graduated from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (now known as the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland), before embarking on the career as a professional performer that has taken him around the globe.
Performed by Gordon Cree
Produced and edited by Aaron Hawthorne
Film and Sound by Andy & David Ford
Filmed at Pollokshaws Burgh Hall (obeying strict social distancing guidelines)
Funded by Glasgow City Council
With thanks to Margaret Paterson, Duncan Sinclair and Pollokshaws Burgh Hall Trust.
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[@patrickferlet9086]

Bravo Monsieur l'organiste , magnifique .

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent with very good interesting video

[@davenicholas1946]

Excellent Video in every way Playing and Camera work

[@lesleycrozier5201]

Mr Music at it again! Wonderful!

[@colinarmitage3631]

Thank you nice playing and easy listening ideal for a wet afternoon. Yes really enjoyed it.

[@PhilipInCoventry]

Fabulous toned instrument, in the hands & feet of an artist. Beautiful.

[@lklpalka]

Beautiful clear moonlight mirrored on a Vermont lake.... Gorgeous interpretation, TY

[@theliamstewartband]

Fantastic! A most enjoyable performance, and equally entertaining selection of material! 👏👏👏

[@wurcom]

First class presentation, great camera work (good clear picture),great sound, great playing and presentation. Thank you Gordon and all involved a wonderful concert!

[@lklpalka]

Excellent sound renderings and camera work too, thank you guys!

[@topcat2902]

Loving it!

[@williamr.hutcheson2011]

Superb Concert - having been involved in tuning at Pollokshaws since it was installed, and in Clydebank before that, my successors have done a good job. Great playing by Gordon! Excellent sound quality too - well done!!!

[@jackraves7363]

happy memories of Bryan Rodwell..🧡🧡🧡

[@wurcom]

I loved the playing of Bryan Rodwell, so glad Gordon included it and plated it so well, Bryan The Governor was a master of jazz on the organ!

[@jackraves7363]

I had the privilege of having Bryan "on board" many miles and times (in Holland and Germany), a great and friendly man, full of jokes!. Still have some of the recordings (privately )...

[@wurcom]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZrXmodtd82kf80 A little treat for you Jack and a thank you to Gordon. Bryan Rodwell plays his unique arrangement of Tea for Two at Blackpool Tower on the Mighty Wurlitzer ... followed by his theme tune "You Made Me Love You". This was his last ever performance on this organ before he passed away in 1995.

[@jackraves7363]

@@wurcom greatly appreciated 🙏🙏🙏

[@jackraves7363]

@@wurcom greatly appreciated 🙏🙏🙏

[@davidbromwich8270]

Excellent production in every way. Most enjoyable for me out in Calgary, Alberta, Canada! I'd be interested to see a stop list and a play list added to the description. Thanks again to everyone for making this available.

[@Art_Thompson]

Me and my Girl did NOT start out as a film. It was originally a stage production with music written by Noel Gay. It opened on the West End in 1937 and ran through 1940. The film was made in 1939. The music that you are playing is from the original production. The musical was revived several time, the most recent in 2010.