St. Just in Roseland Organ
a classic Cornish pipe organ
The 'most beautiful churchyard in England' in the Cornish village of St. Just in Roseland is home to a quite magnificent pipe organ. The St. Just in Roseland Organ app for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch reproduces the instrument in stunning detail, clarity and accuracy, and is the first recreation of an English church organ for iOS.
From the sweet flutes of the Lieblich Gedact and Lieblich Flute, through the shimmering strings of the Salicional, Gamba and Voix Celeste to the foundation-shaking brass fanfares of the Trumpet and Clarion, every detail of the original organ is captured. Our groundbreaking 'Wavetable Trajectory Synthesis' - premiered in our Victorian Chapel Organ - ensures that the organ is free of all mechanical and wind noise. The app sounds organic and natural rather than cold and repetitive, and yet is so efficient that the organ runs perfectly on devices as old as iPad 2, iPhone 5 and iPod Touch 5G.
The organ is perfectly suited to both liturgical music and the classical organ repertoire. It is an ideal instrument for organists wishing to practice at home, for pianists learning organ, for churches needing a lower cost replacement for a failing pipe organ, for choirs needing a portable pipe organ for practice and performance, and for iOS musicians and composers looking for a new palette of sounds to add colour to recordings and performances.
For fans of early and historic music the organ supports a number of temperaments, allowing players to experiment with 'key colours'. This allows period pieces, in particular the organ works of J.S Bach and his contemporaries, to be performed and heard the way the writers intended - with sweeter consonances and more dramatic dissonances than the characterless nature of modern Equal Temperament.
From the sweet flutes of the Lieblich Gedact and Lieblich Flute, through the shimmering strings of the Salicional, Gamba and Voix Celeste to the foundation-shaking brass fanfares of the Trumpet and Clarion, every detail of the original organ is captured. Our groundbreaking 'Wavetable Trajectory Synthesis' - premiered in our Victorian Chapel Organ - ensures that the organ is free of all mechanical and wind noise. The app sounds organic and natural rather than cold and repetitive, and yet is so efficient that the organ runs perfectly on devices as old as iPad 2, iPhone 5 and iPod Touch 5G.
The organ is perfectly suited to both liturgical music and the classical organ repertoire. It is an ideal instrument for organists wishing to practice at home, for pianists learning organ, for churches needing a lower cost replacement for a failing pipe organ, for choirs needing a portable pipe organ for practice and performance, and for iOS musicians and composers looking for a new palette of sounds to add colour to recordings and performances.
For fans of early and historic music the organ supports a number of temperaments, allowing players to experiment with 'key colours'. This allows period pieces, in particular the organ works of J.S Bach and his contemporaries, to be performed and heard the way the writers intended - with sweeter consonances and more dramatic dissonances than the characterless nature of modern Equal Temperament.
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STOPS and COUPLERS
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GREAT :
Bourdon 16' (from Pedal) Open Diapason 8' Lieblich Gedact 8' Salicional 8' Principal 4' Lieblich Flute 4' Fifteenth 2' Mixture 2 ranks Clarinet 16' Trumpet 8' Clarion 4' COUPLERS: Swell To Great Swell To Pedal Great To Pedal Swell Octave Swell Sub Octave Auto Pedal (couples lowest played note on Great to Pedal) |
SWELL :
Stopped Diapason 8' Gamba 8' Voix Celeste 8' Gemshorn 4' Twelfth 2 1/3' Fifteenth 2' Fagotto 16' Oboe 8' Clarinet 8' Clarinet 4' TREMULANT PEDAL : Bourdon 16' Quint 10 2/3' (tuned pure for virtual 32' resultant) Bass Flute 8' Octave Flute 4' (from Great) Bombarde 16' Fagotto 16' (from Swell) Trumpet 8' (from Great) Oboe 8' (from Swell) Clarinet 8' (from Swell) Clarinet 4' (from Swell) |
FEATURES
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Download the in-app help file (PDF) for St Just in Roseland Organ
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