Adeste Fideles

As the title says, the classic Christmas Hymn 'Adeste Fideles' aka 'O Come All Ye Faithful' the arrangement by John Willcocks

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Music

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• pipe
• organ
• choral
• christmas
• adeste
• fideles
• o
• come
• all
• ye
• faithful

[electrolux137]

I'd also like to know where this organ is located - is the specification available on line?

[steelersfanhawaii]

This is at Central Union Church, Honolulu, Hawaii. It is 82 ranks Aolian-Skinner with five pedal 32's (three digitally sampled flues - contra bass, contra bourdon, and libliech gedect, one digitally sampled bombarde' and one natural 12-note extension of the swell 16' fagot). The digitally sampled pedal voices are engineered by John Walker.

[creme1911]

i love your grand style of playing hymns. would love to hear "all creatures of our god and king" played by you. nice instrument, where are you? thanks for sharing your great talent.

[steelersfanhawaii]

Thank you creme1911 for your kind comment. I plan to add much more this year and would gladly take your request (the official tune name is 'Lasst uns ehrfreuen' - auf Deutsch, of course). Please do me a favor and view the Halleluiah Chorus on my page. Please also read the entire write up (click 'more' on the 'about this video section) and feel free to post a comment. Unfortunately there are some very evil creatures who don't belong in church administration.

[counterstrikeforces]

excelllent organ playing.

[djbjr1130]

this is the ONLY WAY this song is meant to be played

[CJCappella]

It's David Willcocks not John.



[100marklow]

Muy bonita, esta canción es la mas hermosa de Navidad y de las fiestas decembrinas. FELIZ NAVIDAD!!!

[Raffallos1411]

nice :)

[Georgiaorganist]

Very nicely done...the tempo seems to fit the arrangement nicely.

[dagdale]

Very worthwhile download, thanks.

[vaughnorganist]

Also what you here is most of the stops you hear are Digital! You idiot, so either your tone deaf or you dont know much about organs.

[dscats19]

You're right about the audio stuff, however, it does not change the intonation of the organ. What you hear is what you get.

[piccard911]

Yes. Sir David Willcocks did it!

[dscats19]

In the beginning of the second verse the mixture is covering up the melody in the reed. Also, those reeds need work. I hope you didn't put that much time between verses for congregational singing. It should always be rhythmic and in time, even if you have a page turn! Don't let the tempo drag quite as much in the last verse.