Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Alphabe Thursday.


Unlike most weeks I have only one word for Ms Matlocks class. We study the letter O and I found Organ.
I have some photo’s in a collage of the  wonderful organ in the King’s College Chapel in Cambridge,England. I made these  last year when we visited the beautiful chapel. The organ was built in the 17th century on the choir gate and is decorated with two trumpet blowing angels. The choirgate that separates the choir from the rest of the chapel is beautiful tudor woodwork. Whenever you go to England  visit Cambridge and the King’s college chapel with its stunning fan shaped ceiling and leaded glass windows all around. The worldfamous choir performs every day during service.Top left photo is the chapel, bottom left is the choir.

I will show more photo’s of the chapel in the future.

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30 comments:

biebkriebels said...

Ja mooie foto's van King's College. Ben er ook nog niet zo lang geleden geweest. De binnenplaats is ook zo mooi. Ik zag je naam vanavond ineens op een Australisch blog "Amazing Australian Adventure". Dat was grappig met een interview erbij. Een kleine wereld toch die bloggers, je komt ze overal tegen.
Groeten, Marianne

Ruth Hiebert said...

That is an amazing building. So gorgeous.

Home and Lifestyle said...

Wat een prachtig gebouw! Wie weet ga ik het in de toekomst nog eens met eigen ogen bewonderen!

Ik wens je nog een fijne avond! Lieve groet, Ingrid

Josephine said...

Wauwwwwww wat een indrukwekkende foto's Riet. Wat lijkt me dat een belevenis om daar binnen te staan en alle schoonheid in volle pracht te kunnen bewonderen.
Werkelijk SCHITTEREND!!!

Liefs Josephine

Anita said...

Dit zijn wel héle bijzondere foto's Riet !!!!
Kerken zijn altijd zo overweldigend, móói en kunstzinnig.
Ik vind het altijd heerlijk om er een kijkje te nemen.
Groetjezz lfs mij

FilipBlog said...

This looks like an amazing church with a lot of fire glass like in the old church of Delft.

Greetings,
Filip

Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) said...

Wow, it's just breathtakin' sweetie. I can't imagine what it does to ya in person.

Both the buildin' and the photo are phenomenal.

God bless ya and have a wonderful day sweetie!!! :o)

EG CameraGirl said...

I'm a big fan of organ music! The chapel is gorgeous!

momto8 said...

breathtaking!! I would love to be there.

Teresa said...

That is beautiful!

Judith @ Lavender Cottage said...

Hi Riet
What a magnificent organ, I can just imagine the sound.
Hope you have a great week.
Judith

Anonymous said...

beautiful!

Anonymous said...

What a wonderful church! It is just gorgeous!

anitamombanita said...

That is impressive! I'd love to hear it!

Anonymous said...

Prachtige foto's en een geweldig mooie kerk!

Groetjes,
Esther

Melbourne Australia Photos said...

Great shots of this amazing edifice!

JANU said...

wonderful photos.

Lola said...

Great *O* post – wonderful images as always!

Have a great Alphabe-Thursday and weekend too,

Alphabe-Thursday

Thuis bij Tjits said...

prachtig met al dat glas in lood!

lieve groet van Tjits

Anonymous said...

Beautiful -- thanks for showing us!

Heather{Our Life In a Click} said...

Such a beautiful chapel. I love photographing those kinds of buildings!

Donna Heber said...

What gorgeous pictures of a fantastic building! When I read the title "Organ" I was thinking organ donor and not the kind you play - kind of funny. Have a great week!

Anonymous said...

Mooi informatief logje over deze prachtige kerk en het indrukwekkende orgel, Riet. Jammer dat je niet wat meer van de rijke details laat zien.

LindyLouMac said...

What grandeur!

Maggie said...

As you probably know I love cathedrals with their stained glass, soaring roofs and quiet spaces.
Your mosaic is delightful.

Esther Joy said...

Wow! What an organ! The largest organs I have seen were at colleges - John Brown University in Siloam Springs, AR and College of the Ozarks near Branson, MO, but neither were any comparison to this!

jeanne said...

This is fabulous Riet. You have traveled to so many wonderful places. Lovely photos to share. It will be the closet to ever seeing it no doubt.
Have a happy day.
Hugs, Jeanne

Susan Anderson said...

Wow!

Just...

WOW!!

=)

Pondside said...

What a fantastic place! I'd love to visit it and look up at that beautiful glass and the pipes of the organ.

Jenny said...

What an outstanding post for the letter "O".

Those stained glass windows are incredible. Can you image sitting under the rainbow of their light when the sun is just so in the sky?

I hear the sound of an old pipe organ swelling in my imagination.

What a grand link for this week.

Thanks for sharing it.

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