call home and change is sure to come now i would like to introduce you to the british musician anna lapwoodoung woman is a passionate organist and plays regularly at the magnificent royal albert hall, london's most iconic music venue. but when anna plays here, she doesn't hear applause or roars of bravo. it's strange as her musical recordings have reached a wide audience all over the world. hello, i'm anna lapwood, i'm an organist, and i'm sitting here at the organ of the royal albert hall. now, 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

call home and change is sure to come now i would like to introduce you to the british musician anna lapwoodoung woman is a passionate organist and plays regularly at the magnificent royal albert hall, london's most iconic music venue. but when anna plays here, she doesn't hear applause or roars of bravo. it's strange as her musical recordings have reached a wide audience all over the world. hello, i'm anna lapwood, i'm an organist, and i'm sitting here at the organ of the royal albert hall. now, 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

. >> viewers may remember that we interviewed anna lapwood, a wonderful young organist who's got an incredible because today we meet alexandra whittingham, a wonderful guitarist , whittingham, a wonderful guitarist, young whittingham, a wonderful guitarist , young guitarist, who guitarist, young guitarist, who is also has made a great use of social to media forge a trailblazing career. was that something intentional ? something intentional? >> no, not at all. it kind of started in a very kind of like a very naive way, i would say . i very naive way, i would say. i first worked with a videographer who who was a customer of my dad's . my dad used to be a dad's. my dad used to be a window cleaner and he cleaned the windows of a fantastic photographer who was quite well known in our area just outside of manchester. and his name was tom. so he asked if i could record or film one of the pieces that i'd recently recorded. and obviously i said yes. and then i don't think i had a youtube channel at the time, so i made a new youtube channel, uploaded it and just forgot about it for the next like 2 or 3