FIRST THINGS FIRST LINKS as ALWAYS

DL LINK:

bit.ly/3ukoIxK

STREAM LINK:

bit.ly/2Po41SR

or stream/download at bandcamp:

heavymachineryrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ephemera

you can just click on the link and let it play for a bit since the 2 pieces are 20 minutes each.

Or here’s a sample:

Not available on apple, spotify,tidal,etc But links at the top solve that issue if you don't want to use bandcamp at all.

Oh fam. I couldn't have stumbled on something more appropriate for this new edition of Synthworks.

This s*** going to make you go

So many nice melodic themes to listen to. Hopefully you will like it drop fam.

Where did this guy come from?

Here's a brief synopsis of what this is:

During the pandemic a composer/keyboardist (who has performed with Snoop, Calvin Harris, Pentatonic) was commissioned to compose a piece of music for their pipe organ. He brought his a***og synthesizers and connected his midi connect port to it and voila..... he was able to create a tapestry of the two worlds with this gigantic organ instrument with 10,000 pipes.

Info:

“Gelsi’s latest work Ephemera is a ground-breaking hybrid work showcasing the mammoth grandeur of the ten thousand pipe acoustic organ installed at the Melbourne Town Hall, while exploring the full extent of the instrument’s electronic sequencing capabilities alongside Gelsi’s own formidable collection of synthesisers. The result is a spectacular mix of grand organ fetishism, progressive soundtrack exploration and ecstatic a***ogue electronica, a majestic treat for organ aficionados, vintage synth heads and soundtrack enthusiasts alike. We got a little more insight to his sound and approach”

More details can be found here:

noisegate.com.au/my-gear-ehsan-gelsi-the-ten-thousand-pipe-acoustic-organ-sound

suggested if. you like

Jarre
Vangelis
Tangerine Dream
Rick Wakeman
John Carpenter
Wendy Carlos
Jan Hammer
Hans Zimmer
Goblin
Keith Emerson

It's magical how he connects everything. Bombastic excellence

Before you know, it has ended

Here’s another vicdeo of Ehsan’s work -

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when he hits the triumphant passages with the live drum fills

So many things to sample & chop on this that you could make rap anthems into

@Campari When this s*** hits your speakers,fam. When those drums come in

You can see the throne where he sat when he recorded this The goat was destined to work with this unheralded beast.

About to listen a 4th time to this

these transitions, fam

might have to bookmark for the sampling later

in

"The grand organ is four storeys high and takes up more floor space than five average homes.

There are two consoles, 552 keys, nearly 10,000 pipes and enough electric wire to run from Melbourne to Adelaide.

It is accessed by a hidden network of metal staircases, corridors and locked doors, and even has its own bathroom and toilet"

11:20 track 1

If you like the organ work in interstellar, this might be for you.

Links are at the top

This is fire. Love purely synthesized music n the sense of nostalgia that comes with it Def have to listen to the project when I find the time later off those preview trax

God damn

In comparison I think the one thing people will think of is the organ sound in Interstellar score.

But what makes it interesting to me is the synths and organ that play together instead of separate. It just surrounds you.

I was reading how powerful this 10,000 pipe organ is. This other musician says it was terrifying to play it in a space alone. She had to leave. That's how intense it is when you play this alone. It hits your whole body, it must be so loud.

That's why i think it's an experience for anyone who gets to record with that. You have to climb up to play it.

I can imagine. This church I used to go to as a kid had this big ass organ and it had around 3k pipes and it used to scare the f*** out of me sometimes

Wait you have to climb to play it?

You need an escalator/elevator if they build on this anymore

Why is the keyboard so high

Ours was like this

Tbh those pipes are huge as hell where they played

Dope

Going to have to do more prog related synth work. Because there are so many ill keyboardists no one even knows about. Even the classic rock legend's like Deep Purple's Jon Lord. 😳