Sine Nomine (For all the Saints) - piano solo

This is my first version. The audio auto-level flattened all the dynamics. After learning how to turn off auto-level, I uploaded a new version of this on November 22, 2010 that has better audio dynamics.

"Sine Nomine" was written in 1906 by Ralph Vaughan Williams to accompany the poem "For All the Saints," written in 1864 by William Walsham How.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Sine Nomine
• For all the Saints
• Ralph Vaughan Williams
• piano
• solo
• Tom Clemans
• Yamaha P-70
• Canon
• Vixia
• HF-100

[Askelairlines747]

wonderful! you have perfect touch on the keys ;-)

[tomclemans]

@Askelairlines747

Thanks Askel. This version is all the same loudness. I recently learned how to turn off the automatic loudness control in my camera, then uploaded a new version of this piece that has better dynamics.

Now if I could learn organ as fast as you are. :-D

[Injestpuppets]

Very nice rendition of a tune I dearly love. Thanks for making this All Saints Day special by sharing your talent.

[tomclemans]

@Injestpuppets

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. :-)

[Licleonschakal]

Great performance, but I think you left out some verses, or the music sheet I have id from a diffrent arrengement, Please watch it on my channel and tell me your opinion it's under the name "TODOS LOS SANTOS - PIANO" or "TODOS LOS SANTOS ORGANO"

Once again, really nice and expressive performance

[tomclemans]

@Licleonschakal Thanks for watching and for your kind comments.

You are right. My high school choir sang this in 1960, 50 years ago. I didn’t retain the music sheet and had forgotten much of the song, so only played a portion of what I remembered. Your performance is more like what what we sang then.

[tomclemans]

@IoannisGPetrakis Thanks for watching and for your kind words. :-)

[IoannisGPetrakis]

nice to see u performing. beautiful. among others i liked the tempo.

[tomclemans]

@bobeileen1 Thanks Bob. It is a grand old song. :-)

[bobeileen1]

A great performance Tom. You play with great authority and spirit! Thanks very much. BobH