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Nov 1, 2026

Mark SchultzHOST
0:31
It's a day to express gratitude for their example.
Bill SteinHOST
0:34
Today on The King of Instruments, we're going to hear music commemorating this special day and, in a few cases, special people or groups of people.
Bill SteinHOST
0:43
So stay tuned.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:45
This is The King of Instruments.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:13
Today's episode of The King of Instruments has been made possible by the Quimby Pipe Organ Company of Warrensburg, Missouri.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:19
Find more information about them at quimbypipeorgans.com.
Mark SchultzHOST
1:47
Hello, and welcome to The King of Instruments.
Mark SchultzHOST
1:49
I'm Mark Schultz.
Zoe SarnakGUEST
47:50
That's my thing.
Zoe SarnakGUEST
47:51
So my setup is, Instruments that I play, I like working in living room spaces instead of contained office spaces.
Zoe SarnakGUEST
48:02
I'm tall.
Zoe SarnakGUEST
48:03
Maybe it's like I like space.
Bill SteinHOST
0:40
music.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:41
Today on The King of Instruments, we'll hear a variety of works inspired by this season.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:46
So, stay tuned for Come's Autumn Time.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:50
This is the King of Instruments.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:38
Today's episode of The King of Instruments has been sponsored by Christopher Soar Pipe Organs of Union, Missouri, who offers tuning and maintenance for all makes of pipe organs.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:47
Find contact information for them on their website, cspipeorgans.com.
Bill SteinHOST
1:53
Hello and welcome to The King of Instruments.
Bill SteinHOST
1:55
I'm Bill Stein.
JeffHOST
56:26
I don't know, just some kind of like nerdy fantasy thing, but with a little bit of vulgarness, like the title suggests.
JeffHOST
56:34
Instrument-wise, it kicks in kind of like Stun or Doom.
JeffHOST
56:37
It's like, all right, this is about what I was expecting.
JeffHOST
56:39
But the vocals... throw me off because it's like alt rock.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
17:33
And in many ways, because when I was very young, I had no confidence.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
17:37
And I really had very little education because my father worked at Marconi Instruments in St Albans.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
17:43
Right.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
17:44
We used to have to move around regularly with his job.

49 MINS LATER

Mark StuckeyGUEST
66:28
Can't have them, son.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
66:30
And therefore I never quite got the items I wanted.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
66:32
And the partial reason for that also is my father at the time, he was the production manager at Marconi's Instruments, again in St Albans at the time.
Mark StuckeyGUEST
66:41
Now he was also in charge of the children's parties.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:25
Today we will highlight two greats of this period whose music is still performed and revered today, Healy Whelan and Herbert Howells.
Bill SteinHOST
0:34
This is the King of Instruments.
Bill SteinHOST
0:46
Today's episode of The King of Instruments has been made possible by the Quimby Pipe Organ Company of Warrensburg, Missouri.
Bill SteinHOST
0:52
Find more information about them at quimbypipeorgans.com.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:57
Hello and welcome to The King of Instruments.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:59
I'm Mark Schultz.
Mark SchultzHOST
1:00
And I'm Bill Stein.

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Bill SteinHOST
25:04
An exciting work and performance.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:45
[upbeat music]
James DundonHOST
2:05
Delving into the archives, Iconic Instruments.
Graham KiddSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:09
Mechanical Music Radio.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
2:11
[upbeat music]

41 MINS LATER

James DundonHOST
45:01
Mechanical Music Radio.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
45:03
[instrumental music]
James DundonHOST
46:30
Delving into the archives, Iconic Instruments.
Graham KiddSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:34
Mechanical Music Radio.
Ian WolstenholmeHOST
4:44
Yes, cue the music.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:49
Featuring all its best from the King of Instruments with Ian Wolstenholme.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:57
Thank you.
Ian WolstenholmeHOST
5:24
Ah, here we are again.

27 MINS LATER

Ian WolstenholmeHOST
32:50
Bit of old shaky for you there.
Ian WolstenholmeHOST
32:52
Right, we're off then to part two of the much-travelled Whirlitzer documentary.
Ian WolstenholmeHOST
32:57
Featuring all its best from the King of Instruments with Ian Wollstoneholm.
Ian WolstenholmeHOST
33:02
A venue was offered in the village of Hampsweight near Harrogate in North Yorkshire.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:36
Lemaire.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:37
Today on The King of Instruments, we're going to indulge in a few wonderful pieces that have been reimagined for the organ.
Mark SchultzHOST
0:45
So stay tuned.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:47
This is The King of Instruments.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:12
Today's episode of The King of Instruments has been made possible by Christopher Soar Pipe Organs of Union, Missouri.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:18
Find contact information for them on their website at cspipeorgans.com.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:44
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Bill SteinHOST
1:56
Hello, and welcome to The King of Instruments.
Kyle KrauseHOST
45:37
so it doesn't sound quite as crisp and clear.
Kyle KrauseHOST
45:40
But no, it's from this, uh, audio library, Spectrasonics Heart of Asia, Phrases, Instruments, and Utterances from the Far East.
Kyle KrauseHOST
45:49
And, uh, that does not surprise me.
Kyle KrauseHOST
45:51
There's...

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