On this episode of Bach to Basics, Adam and Sascha chat with Organist and 3MBS presenter John CLeghorn. 

In this entertaining conversation they ask John what is different about the organ to the piano? Do they still make organs the same way as they used? What makes a great organist? Who writes the best for the organ? And How did the organ become so associated with the Church?

On this episode of Bach to Basics, Adam and Sascha chat with Organist and 3MBS presenter John CLeghorn. <br><br>In this entertaining conversation they ask John what is different about the organ to the piano? Do they still make organs the same way as they used? What makes a great organist? Who writes the best for the organ? And How did the organ become so associated with the Church?

What is a deceptive cadence? Why don’t we applaud between movements? Did we ever? What is A440? Where has the contralto gone?  Why is the twelfth root of 2 so important in music? 

Bach to Basics each week brings in a different instrumentalist into the studio to dig around in the nooks and crannies of Classical Music. Co-hosted by Sascha Kelly and Adam Branson, Bach to Basics shows that the simplest of questions don't always have the simplest of answers.

What is a deceptive cadence? Why don’t we applaud between movements? Did we ever? What is A440? Where has the contralto gone?  Why is the twelfth root of 2 so important in music? <br><br>Bach to Basics each week brings in a different instrumentalist into the studio to dig around in the nooks and crannies of Classical Music. Co-hosted by Sascha Kelly and Adam Branson, Bach to Basics shows that the simplest of questions don't always have the simplest of answers.

What is a deceptive cadence? Why don’t we applaud between movements? Did we ever? What is A440? Where has the contralto gone?  Why is the twelfth root of 2 so important in music? 

Bach to Basics each week brings in a different instrumentalist into...

Bach to Basics

On this episode of Bach to Basics, Adam and Sascha chat with Organist and 3MBS presenter John CLeghorn. 

In this entertaining conversation they ask John what is different about the organ to the piano? Do they still make organs the same way as they...