hello, i'm anna lapwood, i'm an organist, and i'm sitting here at the organ of the royal albert hall.i spend quite a lot of time filming little videos here to try and bring this amazing instrument to as many people as possible. the 9,999 pipes shake the concert hall to its foundations and give anna lapwood a child-like thrill when playing her instrument from midnight to 6 a.m. every few weeks. what i'm trying to do is sort of to explore this instrument for myself and figure out what other people seem to respond well to anna was 15 when she fell in love with the organ, traditionally an instrument played by old men with their backs to a church congregation. but for two years now, anna's been proving it can be popular on her tiktok channel @annalapwoodorgan. her videos have up to 16 million likes. - nearly 600,000 followers have made anna the world's most famous face behind the organ. it certainly didn't hurt that musician bonobo integrated anna's sound into one of his concerts. - before that i think i was still just mostly playing like all classical music. it was the most fun i've ever

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he's going to be performing, i think at the proms at the royal albert hall in a month's time or maybe. >> on the weather. >> it's 39 c or something. >> it's 39 c or something. >> it's 39 c or something. >> i mean, there's a series of excuses. excuses. >> excuses. >> he was bothered by the weather . his >> he was bothered by the weather. his medication has changed. they've changed his behaviour. but ultimate only what he did was hit. one of the singers of his orchestra and both slap and apparently a punch because he entered the stage the wrong way . he entered the stage wrong way. he entered the stage the wrong way. and look, i get that this is traditionally a highly strung role. i've seen the wonderful film to, you know, but you just cannot behave that way. and if that's the thing that bothers you, i mean, he probably sang all the right notes as eric morecambe would have it in all the right order. just entering the stage wrongly. that's so ridiculous. >> well, yeah. and the person who was assaulted said there'd been discussion about the been no discussion about the correct way to ente

. >> so at the proms, the royal albert hall, they have since 2014, sold popcorn.utiful containers. this beautiful glass containers. this is very proper for the proms. yeah. and and, and sweets and cnsps yeah. and and, and sweets and crisps and all the rest of it. and people have been increasingly bringing them in, it appears. and the other night right at the point at which i'm going to pronounce this wrong. this is terrible. francis poulenc's of the poulenc's dialogues of the carmelites sorry to anyone who's not a philistine like me, but that during the most sort of passionate moment of that performance , when someone is performance, when someone is singing a really beautiful thing, a fist went into a popcorn jar and two american tourists were rustling very loudly . but rather than ignoring loudly. but rather than ignoring it , a man who loudly. but rather than ignoring it, a man who has been described as you have to look this up. anyone at this is anyone at home, this is brilliant. as brilliant. a man described as resembling paul resembling a posh john paul gault

was funny that i was i presented miss world in 1985 the royal world in 1985 at the royal albert tony bennett was albert hallt it be. and he had cue cards and it was, you know, let it be there was there was a floor manager down there holding a card. let it be holding up a card. let it be another one. let it. there were about five let it in a row about five let it be in a row because he didn't know the words to let it be. >> i think it's i think it's a skill, actually, to see what you guys it's like having that guys do. it's like having that teleprompter making it teleprompter and then making it look as possible. i look as natural as possible. i think good thing. think it's a good thing. >> say elton john has >> you could say elton john has one. >> you could say elton john has onewell, john, for his >> well, elton john, for his final performance at glastonbury, his last glastonbury, which was his last ever show in the he used a ever show in the uk, he used a teleprompter help him with teleprompter to help him with his he slated for his lyrics. he got slated for that, i thought no, that, actually. i thought no