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Woldingham School Chapel, formerly a gymnasium, has become an oasis of peace within the bustling academic community. While the low roofline and somewhat dry acoustics initially posed challenges for optimizing the sound of the new digital organ, we successfully overcame them.

Physis Plus Demonstration
Music by Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721-1783) - Choral Prelude “Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König”
Organist: Maestro. Stefano Guaiana
Organ: Viscount Physis Plus Domus P33 (EU standard layout - Baroque pipe set)
This short Chorale Prelude on "Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König" is entirely played on the Great with a single Blockflöte 4' stop. We are sure the listener will appreciate, in an extremely clear manner, how Physis Plus recreates and recalculates the sounds in real time each time a key is pressed. The instability of the airflow over the upper lip during the attack transient, creates variable resonances and aeolian tones which are always 'new' and “alive”. This phenomenon that happens in a real organ every time the air goes through a pipe, gives an extraordinary beauty and naturalness to the attack chiff which only the modelling technology can digitally reproduce. Physis Plus takes each organ pipe from a physical-spatial dimension to a modelling-computational one, while maintaining its behaviour and character.

D'Arcy Trinkwon plays a Viscount Regent 356 organ at Selby Abbey in 2015

D'Arcy Trinkwon plays Litanies (Jehain Alain) on Viscount Regent 356 organ at Selby Abbey.

Jonathan Kingston plays Percy Whitlock's "Folk Tune" on Viscount's Sonus 40 two-manual Physis-based instrument.

Jonathan Kingston plays Gordon Young's Prelude in Classic Style on Viscount's 2-manual Envoy 35-F Physis-based organ

Jonathan Kingston plays Susato's "Mohrentanz" on Viscount's 3-manual Chorum 90 sampled sound organ, in baroque voicing mode.