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Beautiful!!

Sounds beautiful! I wish I had half your talent!

This is great. I love this. Could i get some of the sheet music sir?

Thank you for this video.

Thank you for so informative video.♥♥♥♥♥

A lovely arrangement! Are you sure about the name and dates of the composer? (How could he be born in 1888 and die in 1865?) In fact, the tune was composed in 1844 by my second great grandfather, Rowland Hugh Pritchard (1811 - 1887).

Glory to Jesus Christ

Glory to Jesus Christ

Thanks Steven Enjoyed this vry much Glenda

Thanks, Terry.

Brilliant!

Yes, last verse only.

Just the last verse?

Talk too much instead of doing demonstration. Bored.

Do you have the staff notated

Glorious things of THEE are spoken!

Bravo!😊

Outstanding! At the right tempo, and with such skill!

For the love of god, please play the organ toccata by colin brumby and his prelude no2. Most underrated qld composer

I love the tempo, articulation and registration!

i remember you did our graduation ceremony for griffith in 98 i would love you to post the processional. It was trumpet tune and then something else which i cant find.

Greetings from Nigeria 🇳🇬

How do I get your book to buy

Like a circus organ sound. Too bad.

Thank you! Great tips

Hello Sir would love to have a hymn reharmonization lesson with you. How can we make that happen please. I would also love to purchase your book

Awesome. Could you teach us theory to do all these please

Thanks for playing this piece for us.

Wow..... Very beautiful Reharmonising. I can learn from your tutorials. Greetings from Germany

Thanks Steven. Very enjoyable and stimulating

Sehr schönrs Stück,das man hin und wieder auf Hochzeiten spielen kann

An amazing series. Thanks Steven!

Whenever we Americans watch a video of hymns being sung in English cathedrals, we are struck by how slow and plodding the hymn tempos are played and introduced by the organist. You on the other hand, you seem to take your hymn tempos at a rather brisk pace. Could you comment on my observation? Thanks so much.

That was awesome!

A really lovely selection. Thanks Steven Glenda

how can somebody seriously do such a presentation video on an electronic instrument?

Sir, thanks for this. I don't use mutation stops often. Let alone two together. But this is inspiring. Looking forward to playing solo pieces now!

Very good! - Gerontius has a hard G, not Jerontius.

the reharmonization of WOODLANDS is amazing!!

Thanks Steven 2 of my favourites. Great as a "Calm me down" after a frustrating session on the computer Glenda

please brighten up the org!

Very interesting and enjoyable harmonics, really wonderfully regigsterd

Amazing!!

It has been 46 yrs since I have heard this processional. It was played as I walked down the isle. Brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for a memory!

That organ sounded awful. Typical Allen electronic crap. And cheap keys! I don’t care to hear the clicking!

Thanks for the explanation - I found it helpful!

Wonderful music. I love organ music by Flor Peeters. Thanks for presenting!

Thank you for taking the time to explain the stops on an organ.. I find myself always in awe with the organists as they play this magnificent instrument. I hope and pray that the pipe organ and those who play it don't disappear from our faith tradition. That is quite a talent that God has blessed you and every organist with!

Beautiful

Beautiful music! Congratulations from Chile.