Organ Playing at Cathedral of St. John the Divine
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You play well, and I'm sure that was very exciting for you to have played G. Donald's masterpiece. Greatly enjoyed this. Good for you!
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Well done bud! I'm an organist too, and Rejoice the Lord is King is one of my favorite hymns to play.
Keep up the good work!
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@samc726 Thanks!
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Love watching you play that amazing instrument- many years ago I would do lighting for concerts and performances in the Cathedral and it was so cool working around the organist rehearsing for services. (I think my favorite 'tour' was a climb up through the pipes with one of the technicians) Hope you get to return soon. I have to ask- which of the 'big four' is your favorite?
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Nice job on bringing out the best of this organ. What hymn is this you're playing?
You have to be one of the most adorable little guys that have ever touched that organ. You went for the gusto; mixtures , reeds state trumpets! I am impressed.
mrstevecbournias 2 months ago
@mrstevecbournias- thank you so much! When I was at St John the Divine, I had to use full organ. The big 32' Contre Bombarde to the loud and stunning State Trumpets on 50" of Pressure. It is a #1 rated organ in the world.
samc726 2 months ago
I really want to learn how to play hymns on the organ. I'm a pianist and my piano teacher says I'm early advanced. Would piano skills be useful in the organ?
hortulanus94 3 months ago
@hortulanus94 - Oh my gosh yes, piano is the base and foundation to play organ and be an advanced pianist. Church Hymns are not that hard to learn unless it has 5 sharp or 5 flats, but I play them all the time and they only take about half and hour to an hour to master one hymn but for a early advanced maybe about 30 mins. Good Luck!
samc726 3 months ago
Nice job on bringing out the best of this organ. What hymn is this you're playing?
btandise 3 months ago
@btandise- O for a thousand tounges to sing, and rejoice the lord is king
samc726 3 months ago