Organ Player Collection

The Organ Rehearsal, c.1885. Creator: Henry Lerolle
The Organ Rehearsal, c.1885

Jimmy Smith and Kenny Burrell, Philip Morris Jazz. Festival. Dominion Theatre. London, Nov 1985

Kenny Burrell, Jon Faddis, Frank Foster, Jimmy Smith, Philip Morris Jazz Festival, London
Kenny Burrell, Jon Faddis, Frank Foster, Jimmy Smith, Philip Morris Jazz. Festival. Dominion Theatre. London, Nov 1985

Jimmy Smith and Terry Evans, Lewisham Jazz Festival, London, Oct 1986

Jimmy Smith, Lewisham Jazz Festival, London, Oct 1986. Creator: Brian O Connor
Jimmy Smith, Lewisham Jazz Festival, London, Oct 1986

Jimmy Smith, Philip Morris Jazz. Festival. Dominion Theatre. London, Nov 1985

Joueur d orgue (Organ Player), 1898 / 99. Creator: Eugene Atget
Joueur d orgue (Organ Player), 1898/99. A work made of gelatin silver printing out print

Organ Player, c. 1898-99 (gelatin silver print)
CGW443084 Organ Player, c.1898-99 (gelatin silver print) by Atget, Eugene (1856-1927); Corcoran Collection, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C

The Organ-Player (engraving)
725374 The Organ-Player (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Organ-Player. Illustration for The XVIIIth Century by Paul Lacroix (Bickers and Son)

Majolica Ware of the South Kensington Museum (engraving)
2773711 Majolica Ware of the South Kensington Museum (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Majolica Ware of the South Kensington Museum)

Thomas Norris, 1791 (hand-coloured mezzotint)
DEC418500 Thomas Norris, 1791 (hand-coloured mezzotint) by Taylor, John (1739-1838); 35x24.9 cm; Gerald Coke Handel Collection, Foundling Museum, London; (add.info.: Thomas Norris)

Brother Jack McDuff, Jazz Mecca, Mstricht, Netherlands, 1991. Creator: Brian Foskett
Brother Jack McDuff, Jazz Mecca, Mstricht, Netherlands, 1991

Barbara Dennerlein, Ronnie Scotts, Soho, London, July, 1992. Artist: Brian O Connor
Barbara Dennerlein, Ronnie Scott s, Soho, London, July 1992

The Organ Player, 1737-1742. Artist: Bouchardon
The Organ Player, 1737-1742. Part of a series called Paris Street Cries, by Bouchardon

Organ Player Wife 1495-1503 Israhel van Meckenem
The Organ Player and His Wife, 1495-1503. Israhel van Meckenem (German, c. 1440-1503). Engraving

The Girl with the Marmot. Artist: Fragonard, Jean Honore (1732-1806)
The Girl with the Marmot. Found in the collection of the Albertina, Vienna

Venus with an Organist and Cupid or Ottavio FarnAeese, organiste and his mistress
XIR897996 Venus with an Organist and Cupid or Ottavio FarnAeese, organiste and his mistress (detail of the organist), c.1540-50 (oil on canvas) by Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) (c.1488-1576)

Venus with an Organist and Cupid, c. 1540-50 (oil on canvas)
XIR38586 Venus with an Organist and Cupid, c.1540-50 (oil on canvas) by Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) (c.1488-1576); 148x217 cm; Prado, Madrid

William Croft, engraved by George Vertue (engraving)
XJF342402 William Croft, engraved by George Vertue (engraving) by Murray, Thomas (1666-1724) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

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"Captivating the Crowd: The Legendary Organ Players of Jazz" Step into the world of jazz and be mesmerized by the soulful melodies produced by renowned organ players. From Jimmy Smith to Kenny Burrell, these talented musicians have left an indelible mark on the music industry. One unforgettable performance took place at the Philip Morris Jazz Festival in London's Dominion Theatre. The stage was set ablaze as Jimmy Smith and Kenny Burrell unleashed their musical prowess, captivating audiences with their electrifying duets. London became a hub for jazz enthusiasts during the annual Philip Morris Jazz Festival. In one memorable edition, Jon Faddis, Frank Foster, and Jimmy Smith graced its stages, creating an atmosphere filled with pure magic. The Lewisham Jazz Festival in London witnessed another extraordinary moment when Terry Evans joined forces with Jimmy Smith. Their collaboration brought a unique blend of blues and jazz to life, leaving spectators awestruck in Oct 1986. A photograph captured during that same festival showcases Jimmy Smith alone on stage. With his fingers dancing across the keys, he transported listeners to another realm where music reigns supreme – a testament to his unparalleled talent. In Nov 1985 at London's Dominion Theatre once again hosted Jimmy Smith's awe-inspiring performance at the Philip Morris Jazz Festival. His mastery over the organ was showcased as he effortlessly weaved intricate melodies that resonated deep within every listener's soul. Looking back further into history reveals Eugene Atget's iconic photograph titled "Joueur d'orgue (Organ Player)" from 1898/99 - a glimpse into early days when this instrument began capturing hearts worldwide. From gelatin silver prints capturing timeless moments like "Organ Player" circa 1898-99 to engravings such as "The Organ-Player, " it is evident how deeply rooted this art form is in our culture. Majolica Ware of South Kensington Museum also immortalizes the beauty of organ playing through its exquisite engravings.