The Day of resurrection! Tune Ellacombe: All Saints Church Oystermouth Swansea
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- My next video here for Easter Sunday is the Hymn "The Day of Resurrection" to the Tune Ellacombe played here on the Organ at All Saints Church Oystermouth in Swansea
We now place the ZoomH2 in the Nave at 80% to capture the true meaning of the sound of this fine organ
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This hymn takes me back 70 years. It is a fantastic tune with great lyrics.
That's Great Many Thanks John!
I don't know how I came upon your sight but so many of the hymns you play on this beautiful instrument are my favorite just love the sound of your organ playing
Thanks Rhonda.
Lovely, for a long time I have not enjoyed church hymns as I enjoyed your tunes today. I am elated. God bless you.
Thanks!
O Queen of the Holy Rosary ... HAHAHAHA I can't help but hear those lyrics listening to this
Thanks!
Chills throughout the final stanza!
Thanks!
I get so exited listening to happy hymns, thanks .
I heard this in the brilliant film "If...." with Malcolm McDowell. A true masterpiece, both the hymn and the film
I heard it the first time in the same movie. An English girlfriend taught me the alternate words "Why was he born so beautiful...."
“If...” the first of Lindsay Anderson’s film trilogy featuring Malcolm McDowell as our hero Mick Travis on his journey through life. Great stuff, and a lesson for today’s Covid Rule Takers and Rule Breakers. Who’s side are you on? th-cam.com/video/2FahMGaCoow/w-d-xo.html
With the wonderful reworded Ellacombe to kick things off!
I love this tune. Well played.
Thanks James!
Beautiful! Love the majesticness of the pipe organ! Wonderful playing!! Thank you! ✝️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Rob, you play that hymn just perfectly. No embellishments needed. It's one of my all time favorite melodies. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much its appreciated! :-)
Very well played with the usual skill and passion. Well done you indeed deserve all the oscars.
I play it at home to. I love it.
That's good.
I have always wanted to hear this again! The organist at our 8-26-1989 played this for our recessional. I asked her to play her favorite hymn as we walked out. I didn't hear it in my mind!!!! This is a tune I have heard many times since then and didn't know that it was the same hymn! Totally enjoyed your talents! Thank you!
Many thanks!
Heavenly...!Searching this for so long. Thank you. Love from Bangalore, India😍
My pleasure 😊
Excellently played, Rob,
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (April 19, Easter 3), we sang this as the Closing Hymn. It is #361 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship.
The sound is awesome. You have found just the right spot for the mic.
Such a great hymn and tune and very well played. I will be playing this at Queen Camel in Somerset this Sunday, not as grand an organ as at All Saints, but the Lord's name will still be praised!
Stephen Jarrett Many thanks Stephen!
Wow gorgeous
Many thanks!
Hi Rob , from the USA. Such a beautiful organ and that hymn is well played. I’ve known some really good organists in my lifetime , I love how much you love music and really put your heart into it . I have always appreciated good music. Thanks so much
Thank you Rachel, that means allot! :-)
RobCharles1981 I hope to someday visit Wales . My parents have been there, but I had already gotten married and moved when my dad retired from his lifelong career as a police officer they took a trip overseas. Wales was where my mom’s ancestry is. Wales is beautiful she said .
@@makeupboss9812 Wales IS beautiful Rachel & it's people are really very friendly: if you have the chance: GO!
Nico Verhoeven any idea how much a one way ticket might be? In case I go and want to stay ... lol 😂
Awesome!
Sorry, meant to say have to keep coming back to listen to this hymn. Each time I hear it the sounds of the organ sound great and you can hear all of the great talent pouring out of the grand organ pipes!
Thank you indeed Keith :-)
Very nice hymn Rob, sounded very nice too. :-)
Very nice
Many thanks!
Hi James yep that's B Flat - Thank you for watching!
Hey Rob, here in the States we also use this tune with the hymn "I Sing The Mighty Power of God". Either way, it's one of the best hymn tunes ever and you play it just as it should be played!
Thanks Rob! :-)
@@RobCharles1981 , stay safe and healthy!
Thanks!
Thanking You very kindly! :-)
Many thanks!
That is one sturdy hymn. You could lay bricks on it.
Thanks!
Beautiful hymn, masterfully played! Thanks, Rob!
Charles
Very nice and warm to hear the ellecombe tune
Thanks.
Many thanks and that's showing your young age up and till now! :p
Great!
Wonderfully played, Rob!
Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Cheers James!
Very very beautiful. You have the touch brother. Belt it out baby!
I appreciate that!
So happy to find this! Been looking for this forever since I watched 'if....' and remember this music getting all emotional.
Thanks Amanda! :o)
Amazing
Thanks!
@@RobCharles1981 this reminds me of the good old days when I was in Catholic school choir. I was never a good singer but boy did I love it. You’re a talented piano player.
Another rousing rendition!
Smashing as always - and some nifty stop changes.!
Nice production and organ playing. thank you, sir.
Thanks for listening
As always, magnificent!
Many thanks!
Wonderful, as always Rob.
+Ian Hunter Thank you Ian! :o)
Love it
Thanks!
Many thanks! :-)
Very nice. Great Job!
Cheers!
Lindíssimo...🤗😍💖
Thanks!
Many thanks! :o)
I love this hymn. I know it under the title of GO MAKE OF ALL DISCIPLES.
Thanks!
Thank You Ian So much! :o)
awww many thanks! :-)
Your most welcome thanks :-)
Playing this in church next week. :)
Excellent, hope it goes well!
The way church was meant to be!
Sure is! :-)
@@RobCharles1981 We have a Casavant organ at my church and it fills the soul with inspiration. Is that one too?
What a rumbustious tune !
Thanks Martin! :-)
This was a Palm Sunday tune in the Lutheran Church. "Hosanna, Loud Hosanna!"
I've discovered 4 hymns. 3 in English, 1 in Zulu/Xhosa with this tune
No probs - thanks! :o)
I think this is Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty. This tune is also associated with Hosanna, Loud Hosanna.
Came here from the wiki after researching "why was he born so beautiful"
Thanks!
Have to keep
Fantastic as usual Rob. Did you know that tune was played in the film 'If'
Thanks Michael, I never knew that! :-)
Sounds great as usual. I thought this tune was Mariners.
Rob what key are you playing that in? i can't tell but it's not b flat is it? Fantastic recording!
This sounds like the hymn, "Go Make of All Disciples."
Could be!
Herb Cruz This tune is used for several hymns, so that’s possible. :-)
There's no such thing as a wrong war.
+Seven77 Thanks very much! :o)
It was helpful to see how you pull stops between the verses. I struggle with that. My presets are usually nonfunctioning, so I have to change all the stops one by one.
Thanks for that, most modern nowadays have a Solid State Capture System where you can set your own stops this tends to be on larger organs such as this one! :-)
This tune fits a hymn that I know and love well: Let Zion in Her Beauty Rise
Let Zion in her beauty rise;
Her light begins to shine.
Ere long her King will rend the skies,
Majestic and divine,
The gospel spreading thru the land,
A people to prepare
To meet the Lord and Enoch’s band
Triumphant in the air.
This hymn is in the LDS Hymnal with this tune.
Rob, could you possibly post a video of you playing the hymn tune "Es Flog Ein Kleins Waldvogelein" ? We sing the hymn "O Day of Radiant Gladaness" to that tune. It is one of my favorite hymn tunes, but it is very hard to find a good video of it. Thanks!!
Ile see if I can find it.
@@RobCharles1981 thank you so much Rob!
@@robertdearman8125 no probs!
A-Major and A-Natural are the same thing. ("Natural" simply means not sharp or flat.) My point was, the key is not B-Flat as stated in previous messages.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm, you're in the key of A on this hymn, am I correct? I've seen some organists play this hymn in G.
yep your correct!
Lovely sounding organ who is the builder?
+mattbod It is, it's a 1916 Conacher Organ.
+RobCharles1981 thanks for this. I always think of the end of the film 'If'..' when I hear this hymn tune.
Cool
No, you're playing in A-natural. I can see all the C-sharps and E-naturals you're playing, as well as the many A chords.
Thanks.. nope it wasn't!
No! - It's A Major!
Yes indeed Rob. This key is usually obtained when one crosses John Travolta with The Fonz, i.e. "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAY" fever! :D
[sorry about that one Rob -- I couldn't resist! Just FYI, the organist at the church I go to (St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Shrub Oak, NY) usually plays this hymn in G major. I first learned of this hymn as "Go, Make Of All Disciples" when I was vacationing in Chicago in August 1995 -- I attended Mass at Holy Name Cathedral which is located in the city. I also know this hymn is sometimes called "I Sing The Mighty Power Of God"]
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (April 7, Easter 2), we sang this as our Closing Hymn. It is #361 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship.
Many thanks! :-)
Many Thanks! :o)