Arthur Nobile, Jr Toccata on "Christ the Lord arr Diane Bish

[rudly]

to fast to recognize any of the notes,the passion for excellence os there ok but the music seems to be all jammed together

[neilwillsey]

I have listened to this video several times and have shared it with some of my friends. It is a joy to hear Arthur playing this joyous arrangement of these hymns. Thank you for posting the video for all to see and hear. Blessings on you!

[tamiasthechipmunk]

Spectacular! Adding to my faves.

[trackboi27]

Absolutely fantastic arty. This piece is a definite classic. BTW I seem to recall you were mentioned in Diane Bish's biography and in the joy of music newsletter a long time ago. Keep up the talent buddy;) I wish i had access to an organ like that!

[justtall00]

Alleluia! and he's just practicing? wow

[icon645]

I love this piece....

[taketime102]

I don't think that is a Rodgers organ....but the playing is great...I love to the "passion symphony", too...a great "artist"

[pedalboard478]

It's not too easy to see who influenced him -Diane Bish...WOW...that's a hard piece to keep going...!

[Ignitus88]

beautiful organ!! i love rodgers ogans! that is a rodgers organ right? it sounds like one!...and the chiff sound in the "Land of Rest" is beautful

[SkinnerEnthusiast]

I have to say, based on the voicing this has to be a Moeller Pipe organ from the late 1950's. I could be wrong, but what tells me is the amazing shrill upperwork.

[inthecrowd903]

i do too...i like the idea of "Land of Rest..." in the middle...

[organcritic117]

I remember when this piece was used on Dr. Kennedy's program...I have not heard it played in years...it is hard to keep to moving the way both Diane Bish and Arthur do...well done!