Excellent playing - very nice way to show the colours of the instrument. I really appreciated the way you "lifted" between phrases. Nice touch adding the registrations and showing the locations of the divisions. And good to know that you only "sorta" fell off the bench at the end!
Really nice job. Good use of couplers and various pitches, especially the Rohr Schalmei down an octave. I played this as a congregational hymn in a Lutheran church where I was subbing this morning-- one of two hymns during communion and the other was "Once In Royal David's City." There is a great band arrangement by Robert W.Smith that the SBB is playing on our re-scheduled Christmas Concert of "Bleak Midwinter" that ends with all 80 players gong ssshhh (like wind blowing) fading to silence.
Thanks... Awesome!
lewisnix 5 months ago
Your Baptist, ..oh you poor thing.
bongdrop 1 year ago
@bongdrop Not anymore. Got out!
octavebasse8 1 year ago
@bongdrop you're
dano1719 2 months ago
As usual you know how it is!!
bongdrop 1 year ago
Excellent work, beautifully done !!!!
sevencorsa 1 year ago
Lovely hymn but prefer the other tune this is often sung to.
silverstartrucker 1 year ago
Excellent playing - very nice way to show the colours of the instrument. I really appreciated the way you "lifted" between phrases. Nice touch adding the registrations and showing the locations of the divisions. And good to know that you only "sorta" fell off the bench at the end!
lorganiste1 2 years ago
Lifting between phrases is certainly one of my pet peeves! It irks me beyond belief when people don't!
octavebasse8 1 year ago
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Very nice 5*****
musicroman 2 years ago
Does anyone know who built this organ and where it is located?
dsbassoon 2 years ago
It's an Austin organ.
octavebasse8 2 years ago
@octavebasse8 steve austin
vicbond6 1 year ago
Yes, my favorite too. It is often performed at King's Christmas Eve service. Hail to this performance and Darke/Holst!
trdj2020 2 years ago
mmmhmmm see what happens when you sip too much communion wine. Your sin hath found you out!!!!!
rajincajin95 2 years ago
Oh, but I am Baptist, we use cheap grape juice!
octavebasse8 1 year ago
I'm Baptist too. we had cheap grape juice this past sunday.
rajincajin95 1 year ago
Great playing!! Which organ is this? Its rare to see a Rohr Schalmey on American organs. The organ I play on has an 8' Rohr Schalmey in the swell.
AllAmericanFE 2 years ago
Thahk you so much, Ob8 - Very enjoyable!
"Earth stood hard as iron, Water like a stone.
Snow had fallen, Snow on snow, snow on snow"
Always makes me shiver!
Branchporter 2 years ago
Very well played and not rushing the tempo. Like how you put up the registrations. 5*****
HA6425 2 years ago
EXCELLENT showing off of the different stops! Truly beautiful! :) Excellent anotations , tooh! :D
~Cindy! :)
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CindyBradyTooh 2 years ago
I enjoyed your playing and seeing the beautiful nativity scene, although it was a little dark.
perhesh2 2 years ago
Ya, I'm not very good with lighting. I guess we can cross photograph off the list of future careers for me!
haha
octavebasse8 2 years ago
Really nice job. Good use of couplers and various pitches, especially the Rohr Schalmei down an octave. I played this as a congregational hymn in a Lutheran church where I was subbing this morning-- one of two hymns during communion and the other was "Once In Royal David's City." There is a great band arrangement by Robert W.Smith that the SBB is playing on our re-scheduled Christmas Concert of "Bleak Midwinter" that ends with all 80 players gong ssshhh (like wind blowing) fading to silence.
augustusturner1855 2 years ago
Great job, thanks for posting. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
accordion25 2 years ago
Nice registrations. Great soloing of the melody. You really showed off the organ well!
MrMusicandmath 2 years ago
I love this carol. Good job with all the solo voices.
jpwsml 2 years ago