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SEASON THREE
EPISODE TWENTY-SIX | An Instrument of Change: Inhabiting our Future with the Virtual Organ
Part One - An Introduction to Virtual Organ Technology Professor of Organ at the University of Toronto, Kevin Komisaruk, presents 'An Instrument of Change: Inhabiting our Future with the Virtual Organ.' During this enlightening presentation and workshop, Komisaruk provides an introduction to virtual-organ technology (Part 1) and discusses how to leverage technology for creative expression (Part 2) and the virtual-organ technology’s ability to help us become stronger artists (Part 3). Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
Part Two - How to Leverage Technology for Creative Expression Professor of Organ at the University of Toronto, Kevin Komisaruk, presents 'An Instrument of Change: Inhabiting our Future with the Virtual Organ.' During this enlightening presentation and workshop, Komisaruk provides an introduction to virtual-organ technology (Part 1) and discusses how to leverage technology for creative expression (Part 2) and the virtual-organ technology’s ability to help us become stronger artists (Part 3). Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7
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Part Three - The Virtual-Organ Technology’s Ability to Help us Become sStronger Artists Professor of Organ at the University of Toronto, Kevin Komisaruk, presents 'An Instrument of Change: Inhabiting our Future with the Virtual Organ.' During this enlightening presentation and workshop, Komisaruk provides an introduction to virtual-organ technology (Part 1) and discusses how to leverage technology for creative expression (Part 2) and the virtual-organ technology’s ability to help us become stronger artists (Part 3). Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7
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EPISODE TWENTY-FIVE | The King of Instruments in the Digital World
PART ONE - Introduction to the Organ in the Digital Realm Organist and TikToker Wesley Hall offers advice for finding your identity as an organist in the digital realm, including an introduction to the organ in the digital realm (Part 1) building a brand (Part 2), an overview of platforms (Part 3), and some dos and don'ts (Part 4) for social-media content creation. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
PART TWO - Building a Brand Organist and TikToker Wesley Hall offers advice for finding your identity as an organist in the digital realm, including an introduction to the organ in the digital realm (Part 1) building a brand (Part 2), an overview of platforms (Part 3), and some dos and don'ts (Part 4) for social-media content creation. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
PART THREE - Overview of Platforms Organist and TikToker Wesley Hall offers advice for finding your identity as an organist in the digital realm, including an introduction to the organ in the digital realm (Part 1) building a brand (Part 2), an overview of platforms (Part 3), and some dos and don'ts (Part 4) for social-media content creation. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
PART FOUR - Dos and Don'ts for Social Media Content Creation Organist and TikToker Wesley Hall offers advice for finding your identity as an organist in the digital realm, including an introduction to the organ in the digital realm (Part 1) building a brand (Part 2), an overview of platforms (Part 3), and some dos and don'ts (Part 4) for social-media content creation. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
EPISODE TWENTY-FOUR | Organist Occupational Health and Safety
Part One - Playing Pain in Organ Playing Organist Sarah Svendsen discusses Integrating Organist Occupational Health and Safety into Organ Playing and Study. Dr. Svendsen's presentation includes an introduction to the concept of playing pain in organ playing (Part 1), cultural influences in organ playing-pain risks (Part 2), and physical factors in organ playing-pain risks (Part 3). Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
Part Two - Cultural Influences in Organ Playing Pain Risks |
Part Three - Physical Factors in Organ Playing-Pain Risks |
EPISODE TWENTY-THREE | VISUALS AND STORYTELLING WITH THE ORGAN
Part One - Working in Versions Composer, organist, and multidisciplinary artist Kim Farris-Manning discusses ideas for incorporating visuals and storytelling with the organ. See below for compositions and links discussed in the videos:
Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
Part Two - Creating with a Media Feedback Loop Composer, organist, and multidisciplinary artist Kim Farris-Manning discusses ideas for incorporating visuals and storytelling with the organ.
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Part Three - How to Create imagery with Organ Music and No Visuals Composer, organist, and multidisciplinary artist Kim Farris-Manning discusses ideas for incorporating visuals and storytelling with the organ. |
Part Four - Creative Prompts and Guidelines Composer, organist, and multidisciplinary artist Kim Farris-Manning discusses ideas for incorporating visuals and storytelling with the organ.
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EPISODE TWENTY-TWO | Charles Tournemire as a Liturgical Commentator
Part One – Charles Tournemire as a Liturgical Commentator Mária Budáčová gives a masterclass with organist Maria Gajraj on selections from Charles Tournemire's suite for the Office of the Assumption from L'Orgue mystique. The class offers insight into liturgical improvisation by highlighting elements of Tournemire's music that serve as liturgical commentary. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
Part Two – Charles Tournemire as a Liturgical Commentator Mária Budáčová gives a masterclass with organist Maria Gajraj on selections from Charles Tournemire's suite for the Office of the Assumption from L'Orgue mystique. The class offers insight into liturgical improvisation by highlighting elements of Tournemire's music that serve as liturgical commentary. |
Part Three – Charles Tournemire as a Liturgical Commentator Mária Budáčová gives a masterclass with organist Maria Gajraj on selections from Charles Tournemire's suite for the Office of the Assumption from L'Orgue mystique. The class offers insight into liturgical improvisation by highlighting elements of Tournemire's music that serve as liturgical commentary. |
EPISODE TWENTY-ONE | An Introduction to Music Law
An Introduction to Music Law Composer, producer, recording engineer, and entertainment lawyer Jeff Young shares his expertise with an introduction to music law, offering valuable insights for organists, composers, and other musicians. Please note that this video is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as official legal advice. If you have a specific situation that needs to be addressed, please contact an entertainment lawyer with specific knowledge of music law. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
EPISODE TWENTY | Easy Methods to Record, Edit, & Stream Organ Music
Part One - Affordable Equipment and Software Classical pianist, content creator, and arts administrator Boran Zaza discusses affordable technologies and easy methods to record, edit, and stream organ music. The presentation includes an overview of affordable equipment and software options (Part 1), a tutorial on 'How to Film Awesome Shots' (Part 2), a crash course in audio and video editing (Part 3), and a tutorial on livestreaming on various platforms (Part 4). Featuring guest organist David Simon. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
Part Two - How to Film Awesome Shots Classical pianist, content creator, and arts administrator Boran Zaza discusses affordable technologies and easy methods to record, edit, and stream organ music. The presentation includes an overview of affordable equipment and software options (Part 1), a tutorial on 'How to Film Awesome Shots' (Part 2), a crash course in audio and video editing (Part 3), and a tutorial on livestreaming on various platforms (Part 4). Featuring guest organist David Simon. |
Part Three - Crash Course in Audio and Video Editing Classical pianist, content creator, and arts administrator Boran Zaza discusses affordable technologies and easy methods to record, edit, and stream organ music. The presentation includes an overview of affordable equipment and software options (Part 1), a tutorial on 'How to Film Awesome Shots' (Part 2), a crash course in audio and video editing (Part 3), and a tutorial on livestreaming on various platforms (Part 4). Featuring guest organist David Simon. |
Part Three - Livestreaming on Various Platforms Classical pianist, content creator, and arts administrator Boran Zaza discusses affordable technologies and easy methods to record, edit, and stream organ music. The presentation includes an overview of affordable equipment and software options (Part 1), a tutorial on 'How to Film Awesome Shots' (Part 2), a crash course in audio and video editing (Part 3), and a tutorial on livestreaming on various platforms (Part 4). Featuring guest organist David Simon. |
EPISODE NINETEEN | Music Down in My Soul with Brainerd Blyden-Taylor
Part One - Choral Masterclass Acclaimed choral conductor and founder of the Nathaniel Dett Chorale, Dr. Brainerd Blyden-Taylor, presents a choral masterclass on Moses Hogan's arrangement of the African-American Spiritual 'Music Down In My Soul.' Featuring Rashaan Allwood at the organ. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. Share your feedback at https://forms.gle/zW6oyRUbBnErQBut7 |
Part Two - Organ Masterclass Acclaimed choral conductor and founder of the Nathaniel Dett Chorale, Dr. Brainerd Blyden-Taylor, presents a masterclass on Andre J. Thomas' arrangement of the African-American Spiritual 'Walk Together Children,' featuring organist Rashaan Allwood. Organist Launchpad is funded thanks to a grant from Heritage Canada, and is produced by the Royal Canadian College of Organists in association with the Canadian International Organ Competition. |