The tremulant of the Taylor and Boody organ for The First Presbyterian Church in Pittsford, New York, copied from memory from the one in the Paul Fritts organ at Notre Dame University. This tremulant gets its wind directly from a valve on the main bifurcation windline, through a 1" copper tube about 6" long. It is almost identical to the one in the organ in Marquand Chapel, Yale University.
Download link:www.mediafire.com/ ?lceavsoglvfgwyi (remove the space) It took me years to find this version..so enjoy. Let's hope this video doesn't get muted. The post tremulant studio version of the song Concertina. I don't own this. All rights to the owners.
"so here's alittle storry about that solo: me and Turok were suppsoed to do a sequel to our first 8h duo called Zaprujka. I got my stuff ready but he said that he can't force himself to land the amount of stunts we needed the sequel failed. Than I decided to stunt 4 more hours and make a 12h solo called Tremulant guested by Turok :P the TNX to goes to Mugetsu for his super fast and cool edit :) and to Turok for his awesome guest stunt :) so Enjoy :)" Downloads: 1080p mkv: www.multiupload.com 720p mkv: www.multiupload.com 720p wmv: www.multiupload.com
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So here I am once again...this time in the other chamber inside the Swell Organ while my buddy plays exerpts from "The Bells of St. Anne" by Alexander Russell. Note that you can hear the trems beating in the background, and see it moving towards the end.
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just another short video of a Hammond model A tremulant box which is merely a 5 resistor contact that opens and shortens a resistor one at a time..NOT a scanner vibrato! this is found in the earliest hammonds around 1930 something..this particular example is an unmodified (so far anyway) 1936 model A
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Tremulant plays at Houndstock '09. Included is a techno cover of "The Knife" by Grizzly Bear.
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The Tremulant is a tremolo pedal,that the input signal is modulated by a sine wave VLFO.Is housed in a 120-95-34mm die-cast aluminium box.Includes a heavy duty true-bypass footswitch,9Volt DC power jack,chassis mounted input/output jacks and controls that manipulate the rate,depth,drive and level. The tremulant has also on/off LED indicator and LED to indicate the tremolo rate.
the mars volta live in dusseldorf, germany playing the classic track of the tremulant EP with the original lineup including jeremy ward (RIP).
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This is played on a Hammond D. I started out with the Leslie motors off to give a sample of what this organ sounded like without the Leslie animation. The lever that I pull on my right activates the chorus generator. The knob that I turn on the upper left is the tremulant. This Hammond has a tremulant rather than a vibrato. Tremulant is a variation of volume and vibrato is a variation of pitch. The second verse, I turn on the Leslie motors.
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My first youtube drum cover (after a bunch of bass covers). This is "Cut That City" by The Mars Volta, from the album Tremulant. I feel like this song is under rated, that's why I made this cover, It's definitely not spot on, that's not really my aim. I hope you like it, comments are appreciated.
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The Mars Volta 9.8.09 plays Eunuch Provocateur off their Tremulant EP at the Pageant in St.Louis Missouri. Camera policy was closed, thats why I kept camera low and you see alot of heads, sorry. Recorded on my flip ultra HD. Rate and comment!
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Tremulant (written on the cover as Tremulant EP) is the debut EP release by progressive rock band The Mars Volta, released on April 2, 2002 on Gold Standard Labs. "Concertina", often regarded as the centerpiece of the EP, is rumoured to be a brutal condemnation of Ben Rodriguez, a former bandmate of Cedric and Omar's from At the Drive-In, whom Cedric and Omar regarded as a sociopath. According to interviews conducted with the band, they held Rodriguez responsible for tormenting Julio Venegas to the point where he committed suicide. The band later re-recorded the song alongside "Eunuch Provocateur". (These re-records have yet to surface on an official release, however they can be obtained legally from the Comatorium's trading forum). The backwards vocals at the end of "Eunuch Provocateur" are the lyrics from the song "Itsy Bitsy Spider". Other backwards vocals in the same song can be heard saying "did mommy or daddy ever have to spank you?". These samples come from an old vinyl the band used that contained children's songs. Other notable lyrics in "Eunuch Provocateur" include the lines, "Dethroned by the comatorium... de-loused in the comatorium", which foreshadow the Mars Volta's debut full-length album, De-Loused in the Comatorium. Additionally, the title of the EP itself is drawn from the concept story of De-Loused in the Comatorium, referring to the "tremulants", creatures that dwell inside the mind of Cerpin Taxt, the main character. * Omar Rodríguez-López - guitar <b>...</b>
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Mars Volta Live at the Municipal Auditorium - I was sitting in Section 2 - Row O - Seat 6...thanks for watching! - Fernando Guerra
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The Mars Volta performing their classic track "Eunuch Provocateur" in 2002.
If played backwards, Eunuch Provocateur has some very cool stuff hidden in there! If anyone knows what he is saying before and after he sings Itsy Bitsy Spider, PLEASE comment below! Thanks! =D
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Watch part 2 as well, the performance gets a lot cooler! the mars volta performing eunuch provocateur at the tabernacle in atlanta on 9/24/08 Part 1
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Here I play an arrangement of Dale Wood's Sweet Hour of Prayer. Stops used... Gt. - English Horn 8' with Tremulant. Sw. - Gedeckt 8', Nachthorn 4', and Unda Maris 8' with Tremulant. Ped. - 16' Subbass, and Swell coupled
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Some of these tiny pieces sound quite nice on the pipe organ. I wanted to share this with you. Bartók's - First Term at the Piano Nos: 6. The organ stops are (II= 8' stop't diapason, 4' flute) 14. (II=8') Mikrokosmos Nos: 10 With Alternate Hands. (I=8'+4') 13 Change of Position. (I=8+4 II=8) 15 Village Song. (I=8+4) 22 Imitation and Counterpoint (II= 8+4) 24 Pastorale. (II=8+4) 32 In Dorian Mode. (II=8' stop't diapason + tremulant) 33 Slow Dance (I= 8' II=8'+4' + Dom Bedos tremulant) 37 In Lydian Mode. (I=8'+12') 40 In Yugoslav Mode. (I=8'+15" II=8'+4') 41 Melody with Accompaniment (II=8') Organ: by A. David Moore of Vermont, USA. Opus 27. 9 ranks. Tracker action. For more info on this organ go to: www.georgan.com Manual I (lower) 8' (open wood), 4' (metal principle) ,2', 12th, 17th. Upper manual 8' stopt diapason, 4' open flute, 8' trumpet. Pedal 16' stopt sub bass. and 8' tpt, tremulent (Dom Bedos) to the whole organ. All tracker action.
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The Mars Volta performing "Eunuch Provocateur" at the 2009 Monolith Festival
Here's a little photo tour of the 27 rank, Estey-Frizsche Pipe Organ, built in 1925 by Estey and rebuilt in 1975 by Frizsche. Don't forget to subscribe! The Original 1925 Estey Organ: When this organ was first built, it was 25 ranks, including 9 ranks of Strings; additionally, all ranks on the swell were in 73 note cases, and therefore there was a 4' for every 8' on the swell, and a 2 foot for the one stop that ended at 4', so I guess you could say it was 38 ranks in essence. It featured three 16' Flues, four 8' reeds, and because of the 73 note cases, it had three 4' reeds, in essence. ALL pipes in the entire organ were enclosed, and the Great had a tremulant, and the pedal and swell shared a second tremulant. While it was a WONDERFUL romantic organ, it lacked a pedal reed, and had only had one mixture: a 3 rank *string* mixture, and as far as upper work goes, only one 2' stop was included. The 1975 Frizsche Rebuild/Ruination: In 1975 the extra octaves on all the swell ranks were removed. Additionally, the Tuba, Cornopean, Oboe, and Vox Humana were removed, and replaced with a Moller Trumpet, salvaged from an instrument from the 1940's, and a 4' Schalmei. The III rank String Mixture was replaced with a III Plein Jieu, and while one of the Swell's 8' diapasons was kept, the other was replaced with a 4' principal. In the pedal, the 16' Gedakt was removed to make way for a 16' Posaune, and the a unified principal was added available at 8-4, the 8 ' bass flute was removed <b>...</b>
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Bartók's Mikrokosmos Nos: 59 Major and Minor. Organ stops (I+II, I=12,15,17. II=8'tpt. Pedal on final note =16' subbass+tpt)) 66 Melody Divided. (II= 4'flute + Dom Bedos tremulant) This one is gorgeous. 67 Thirds against a Single Voice. (II= 8'+4') 75 Triplets. (I= 8'+4' ; II= 8' stp't diapason) 77 Little Etude. (I= 8'+12' (+17')) 87 Variations. (I=8'+4'+2' ; II=8+4. Tremulant added at end) 88 Duet for Pipes. (I+II. I=8' Clarabella. II=8' stp't diapason. Trem added near end). Organ: by A. David Moore of Vermont, USA. Opus 27. 9 ranks. Tracker action. For more info on this organ go here: www.georgan.com Manual I (lower) 8' (open wood), 4' (metal principle) ,2', 12th, 17th. Upper manual 8' stopt diapason, 4' open flute, 8' trumpet. Pedal 16' stopt sub bass. and 8' tpt, tremulent (Dom Bedos) to the whole organ.
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So this is slightly better than the cover I previously uploaded. I know it's not exactly what Omar plays but it's fun to improv a lil' instead of playing the same verse over again. And I don't have an infinite supply of pedals either =P Equipment - Ibanez Jetking 4 Ibanez DE7 Delay/Echo Stagg 8W Amp
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The Mars Volta Live @ The LC Pavilion in Columbus, Ohio on 10-13-09. Will they cancel is the question? lol.. Songs included: A Fistfull Of Dollars, Son Et Lumiere, and Inertiatic ESP. This video is also Rob AJ's Mars Volta Experience Part Dos. Our official review of The Mars Volta show in Columbus before, during, and after the show.
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Closing Hymn for 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Casavant Specs: GALLERY ORGAN (existing) SANCTUARY ORGAN (new) GREAT (II) GREAT (II) 16' Bourdon 8' Principal 8' Open Diapason 1 8' Bourdon 8' Open Diapason 2 4' Octave 8' Clarabella 2' Blockflöte 8' Dulciana II Rauschepfeife 4' Octave 2' Fifteenth SWELL (III) 8' Trumpet 8' Rohrflöte 8' Tuba Mirabilis 8' Salicional 4' Nachthorn SWELL (I) 2' Principal 16' Bourdon II Sesquialtera 8' Diapason III Mixture 8' Waldflöte 8' Oboe 8' Salicional Tremulant 8' Voix Celeste 8' Aeoline PEDAL 4' Octave 16' Subbass 4' Flauto Traverso 8' Spitzprincipal 8' Oboe 4' Choral Bass 16' Contra Posaune 16' Fagott 8' Cornopean 4' Schalmei 4' Clarion Tremulant 1964 ADDITIONS (manual divisions unknown) PEDAL 16' Quintade 16' Open Diapason 8' Bourdon tc 16' Bourdon 4' Rohrflöte 16' Echo Bourdon IV Mixture 8' Octave 4' Choralbass (Pedal) 8' Gedeckt II Mixture (Pedal) 8' Still Gedeckt 4' Super Octave IV Mixture 16' Trombone 16' Posaune 8' Cornopean 4' Clarion
