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They play this song at my church on special occasions like first communions and Easter, and I've always loved it.
thescotishawesome 1 month ago
very good, thank you for posting
greenpilgrim50 4 months ago
I love this song! Love the organ version as the organ seems almost an obsolete instrument these days.
supermusicfreak2009 7 months ago
Beautiful song. I heard this as a child and have never forgotten in, and have not heard it in person in over 25 years!
bargainmom 9 months ago
I love it!
supermusicfreak2009 10 months ago
Ahh.... as much as I lament the loss of the old Red Book, I do indeed love LBW 1.
istgone 1 year ago
LOVE IT!
metroandjonas4ever 1 year ago
Is there a recording anywhere of 'Motet for the Pentacost' ? We rehersed but never
performed it. Frightening music..
anteupper 1 year ago
This is the Feast of victory for our God! Hallelujah! Good job. I can't help but wondering how an organist ever gets to practice much. Do they just let you have a key and let you go in anytime to practice? It looks like it would take a lot of practice, to get both feet & hands moving in different directions I mean.
sistermitzi 2 years ago
Yes, the organist probably practices at his church whenever he wants.
coolluke 1 year ago
great job!, one of my two favorite hymns, i also like lift high the cross, cant wait for easter to hear it! and for the good news!
shortbusriderderrick 2 years ago
Wow. all the stops are pulled out on this Tracker organ! Very nice! I could imagine a processional with the cross and choir singing it coming in, if it were not in the liturgy already. Very very nice!! Richard Hillert would love this - he is the one who wrote it.
swedishlutheran 2 years ago
@swedishlutheran It's sad for us that he joined our Lord in Heaven on February 18, 2010. He will be missed.
DrewOchsner 1 year ago
Wow. Cool organ. Who built it? How old is it, and where is it located?
Brandotuomikoski 2 years ago 2
This is definitely a Casavant organ. I can tell by the shape of the drawknobs. The Casavant in the Cathedral here has the same ones.
octavegeigen4 2 years ago
Yes, Casavant.
coolluke 1 year ago