Nice work!! It's always fun trying to get the congregation to not drag a triumphant hymn into a durge and you did it magnificently! Keep up the awesome work! To those that say an organist is too loud, voices are the stops are simply another rank on top of the flutes ;)
good job, you can see you are still learning... the more you work at it, the less you will need to look down. My grandmother taught herself to play an organ after doing 30+ of piano. Great job either way!
nicely played, and as for the improvisations, well done. you are a good organist,did you get accepted into medical school and did you play at this years christmas eve mass service.
Wonderful playing! Considering the fact that this Wicks is from the company's "dark period" (when they'd hang pipes anywhere to make a buck), this is an awesome performance!
A superb rendition, particularly the improv at beginning and end.
One thing I would suggest is giving the congregation and choir more of a feel of the tempo introduction, perhaps moving the scale at 0:34 to the very beginning as opposed to 'running up' and simply giving a chord with no rhythm right before the singers come in.
in response to jtpwk, organs do not get quieter or louder. they play one note and one dynamic. you only get louder by adding ranks, thus getting quieter by losing them.
even more, it was wonderful.
my only criticism is that you should go for organ performance.
Yes it does sound like a Schalmei. Wicks organs tend to be just a little different sounding compared to others. Almost like they are pitched up (kind of squeeky) this is by far one of the better WICKS that I have heard
Decent playing - keep your your feet from sliding all the time, and don't put your feet so far forward on the black pedals, only your toes should touch the edge of the keys. What a Wicked Wicks - it sounds like it needs some work - that Mixture needs to be tuned! Keep up the good work though!
Good God! You sure took on a big job playing for this Christmas Mass & Graduation last spring! What I really like is how you set the stops in your video's, perfect for the song and the occasion! You do not go "overboard" in playing organ too loud.
I have gone to other churches & there have been some complaints that the organist is going way too loud,and the organist was asked to "tone it down. The congregation really responding well with their singing! Your speed or rate of playing is great!
Nice work!! It's always fun trying to get the congregation to not drag a triumphant hymn into a durge and you did it magnificently! Keep up the awesome work! To those that say an organist is too loud, voices are the stops are simply another rank on top of the flutes ;)
Gwendolain 2 months ago
Polish organists in church are playing and singing...
MrKrummhorn 8 months ago
You can play the Organ very very good! Awesome!
MrBuschi531 1 year ago
Personally, I think the Wicks company in Highland, IL make fine organs. I wish I could afford one.
doothless 1 year ago
How long have you been playing?
DrunkCanadian3 1 year ago
@DrunkCanadian3 In this video I had been playing for one and a half years. Now, it's been 3 years.
sondasam 1 year ago
good job, you can see you are still learning... the more you work at it, the less you will need to look down. My grandmother taught herself to play an organ after doing 30+ of piano. Great job either way!
hhsaslterps 1 year ago
I love playing the pipe organ! Regardless of how advance digital sampling is, there is still nothing like a real pipe organ!
patsaxon 2 years ago
@patsaxon
Have you played Rodgers? I can't tell the difference between their sounds and the real thing.
theaterpipe1 1 year ago
here here, there's nothing like feeling the resistance of a proper tracker organ
hatstalker 1 year ago
nicely played, and as for the improvisations, well done. you are a good organist,did you get accepted into medical school and did you play at this years christmas eve mass service.
jdselfpropelled 2 years ago
Wonderful playing! Considering the fact that this Wicks is from the company's "dark period" (when they'd hang pipes anywhere to make a buck), this is an awesome performance!
taggart81 2 years ago
How long did it take you to learn to play? Fantastic job!!
NavJD1975 2 years ago 2
: ) nice job!
CJErdo 2 years ago
Simply superb! Ty for sharing your gift with us.
absentmindedprof 2 years ago 2
A superb rendition, particularly the improv at beginning and end.
One thing I would suggest is giving the congregation and choir more of a feel of the tempo introduction, perhaps moving the scale at 0:34 to the very beginning as opposed to 'running up' and simply giving a chord with no rhythm right before the singers come in.
Hope you know what I mean :)
thomasagnew 2 years ago
It sounded like the first verse was played using the Mixture III wasn't it?
theaterpipe1 2 years ago
Yes, the mixture III was on.
sondasam 2 years ago
What can I say? That was great!
theaterpipe1 2 years ago
in response to jtpwk, organs do not get quieter or louder. they play one note and one dynamic. you only get louder by adding ranks, thus getting quieter by losing them.
even more, it was wonderful.
my only criticism is that you should go for organ performance.
boosie119 2 years ago
or by playing on enclosed ranks / using swell shutters ;)
ItsAlexOmg 2 years ago
With hearing you play, the Angels are surely singing. And adding your own touches to the piece, makes it extra special.
david.
march149 2 years ago
Beautiful job. I love the intro and outros! Nice touch.
mikey2572 2 years ago
A very astute ear! Yes, it is the 8' Trumpet.
sondasam 3 years ago
Yes it does sound like a Schalmei. Wicks organs tend to be just a little different sounding compared to others. Almost like they are pitched up (kind of squeeky) this is by far one of the better WICKS that I have heard
coloradosparkyred2 2 years ago
Schön gespielt!!
gefällt mir gut.
Wie alt bist du?
Orgeltrecker 3 years ago
I am 19 years old.
sondasam 3 years ago
Decent playing - keep your your feet from sliding all the time, and don't put your feet so far forward on the black pedals, only your toes should touch the edge of the keys. What a Wicked Wicks - it sounds like it needs some work - that Mixture needs to be tuned! Keep up the good work though!
dscats19 3 years ago
Another great hymn. Better camera angle this year as well as people over to your side instead of in front of you. Where is the piano?
Zachp333 3 years ago
Good God! You sure took on a big job playing for this Christmas Mass & Graduation last spring! What I really like is how you set the stops in your video's, perfect for the song and the occasion! You do not go "overboard" in playing organ too loud.
I have gone to other churches & there have been some complaints that the organist is going way too loud,and the organist was asked to "tone it down. The congregation really responding well with their singing! Your speed or rate of playing is great!
JTPWK 3 years ago
Great to see you back. We missed you here! And your playing is getting even better!
pedalboy 3 years ago