And for me also. Lutheran German roots. The coastal bend of Texas USA. I visited Swansea on business 1/2 century ago. I did not appreciate how deep Welsh church singing and worship is until recently - thanks to tech evolution and artists like Rob Charles.
It goes like this: 1. Come, praise the Lord, the Almighty, the King of all nations! * Tell forth His fame, O ye peoples, with loud acclamations! * His love is sure; * Faithful his word shall endure, * Steadfast through all generations! 2. Praise to the Father, most gracious, the Lord of creation! * Praise to His Son, the Redeemer, Who wrought our salvation! * O Heav'nly Dove, * Praise to Thee, Fruit of Their love, * Giver of all consolation. The * separates each phrase.
It still awe me how one had to coordinate their two hands and their foot to hit the right note. Absolutely stunning, Charles!! May the almighty God continue to bestow His blessings upon you.
Sheer beauty in this wonderful hymn.Played in a number Catholic and Protestant churches throughout my Province of Nova Scotia, ,Canada.There is a beautiful descant that I am sure you could bring in the last verse.
Since I do not play any musical instruments but have a good ear for music, it always amazes me how you can read the music, play the keyboards and play the pedals with your feet all at the same time ... I can barely cook bacon and carry on a conversation at the same time!
Playing the piano is challenging enough, but playing the organ is mastery. Both my Granddads played the organ, which may account for my love of the organ. Although I never heard my Dad's father play. I think the pinacle of what inspired me was a trip to the Royal Albert Hall over the Easter period back in 70s I think it was as part of the ELIM Pentecostal movement Easter celebration across the country. The organ here was just nothing I'd ever experienced before and never will again, unless I get to go to an event that has the same spiritual significance.
Rob I just love the way you play this hymn. I am captivated by your footwork on the pedals too. So uplifting you have made my day so happy. Thanks Rob. I have played this many times and cannot see and hear it enough!
I know this is 9 years old but I've just come across this today. One of my favourite hymns and what an outstanding performance. I can't stop listening to it. Well done Rob 👏👏
This is for Michael Taylor. In the song, there's a sentence "Praise to the Lord! the Almighty, the King of creation!" I want to ask, who's "the Lord the Almighty" refer to? Don't you think that the Lord can change? And it's said "the Almighty, the King of Creation", Why it's said "the King of Creation" if the lord just a creation, don't you think that God can be a creation that can become a God?
@@RobCharles1981 looking through my Dad's confirmation hymnal 1933, and having grown up in the Lutheran church this hymn is a treasure! Your skill in playing this is outstanding!
Rob, this is one of those beautiful tunes that I always go back to again and again, Soul inspiring music Rob, thanks for such a beautiful version , love the rumble on the pedals . Kevin
JUst absolutely magnificient performance on the organ. Rob you are simply the best. Keep it up God is smiling to see the degree of excellence with which you are using this great gift that he has blessed you with.
Certainly enjoyed hearing you playing "Praise to the Lord", Rob. On hearing you, I'm sure the Congregation would sing this old Hymn with gusto! Mnay thanks again for posting, Rob. Take care. God bless. Charlie, Aberdeen.
I love hearing this wonderful hymns of childhood. Your talent is amazing. Furthermore, I appreciate the clean way you present the hymn, none of that fluff which make the song unrecognizable. Thank you!
I can't help but think how parents and grandparents sit and watch choirs of their little ones sing hymns of praise.. Even when off key the parents love listening and watching them ... So it is with the Father as He watches His children sing our praises to His Eternal Glory... Amen and Amen !!
Great job as always! I love your interpretations of these hymns and how they are flowing and energetic. You really know how to bring life to a song! :)
This hymn was played and sung at our wedding and at my husband's funeral.
Thank you for this performance.
Youre Welcome.
Cried my eyes out in adoration of our Lord!!
irene martin Many thanks!
Rob Charles, you're absolutely God-send!
Many thanks!
BEAUTIFUL! This organ does this hymn the justice and reverence it so deserves!! AWESOME organ playing!
Thank you kindly!
@@RobCharles1981 You're MOST welcome! :-)
Nice job from across the pond.. Cumberledge is my name.. my ancestors are obviously English! ♥️
Thanks!
I keep coming back to this. So very well played. Bravo!!
Thanks glad you enjoyed!
Makes the soul praise the Savior !!
Many thanks!
My name is Kenneth from St .Michael Anglican Church, Mtwara- Tanzania, I love the song very much, congratulation Mr Rob
In the worship of our Lord Jesus Christ the Word is preached, recited, taught and sung ... Shalom and Maranatha !! ... Praise To The LORD !!
Many thanks!
This Christian hymn was played quite often at my German Lutheran Church in Kitchener, Ontario. I fondly remember this piece.
Jolly Good!
And for me also. Lutheran German roots. The coastal bend of Texas USA. I visited Swansea on business 1/2 century ago. I did not appreciate how deep Welsh church singing and worship is until recently - thanks to tech evolution and artists like Rob Charles.
It is my daughter’s dream to play this at our Cathedral one day.
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Great hymns of the past, that had me singing along.
Thanks.
@@RobCharles1981 hi
Beautiful. Inspirational.
The greatest hymn in Christendom.
Thank you.
Thanks for listening
This organ is actully singing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Marvellous!!
+johnboytd Thank you very much!
Glory to the Lord. Makes my heart sing. So glad I found this youtube site to uplift my spirits.
Thanks!
Thank you. An excellent piece played by a lady.
Thanks but I'm not a lady!
I miss singing this great hymn as it is not often used now days.
This one IS AWESOME I do miss hearing it regularly, Churches do so much modern stuff it's NOT the same not the quality!!!
This is what Heaven must sound like, wow, beautiful just beautiful.
Thank You!
It goes like this:
1. Come, praise the Lord, the Almighty, the King of all nations! * Tell forth His fame, O ye peoples, with loud acclamations! * His love is sure; * Faithful his word shall endure, * Steadfast through all generations!
2. Praise to the Father, most gracious, the Lord of creation! * Praise to His Son, the Redeemer, Who wrought our salvation! * O Heav'nly Dove, * Praise to Thee, Fruit of Their love, * Giver of all consolation.
The * separates each phrase.
Not the standard translation. Catherine Winkworth's is maybe not so «modern» but still the best!
8 years after this video was uploaded, TH-cam recommended to me. What an amazing arrangement. I wish to play like this one day.
Yep time flys!
Absolutely beautifully played😊
Thanks!
It still awe me how one had to coordinate their two hands and their foot to hit the right note. Absolutely stunning, Charles!! May the almighty God continue to bestow His blessings upon you.
Thanks.
@@RobCharles1981is 33 2❤😢
Vielen Dank für die schöne Musik aus meiner Heimat Deutschland.
Joachim Neander, war der Großonkel meines Opa
Vielen Dank!
Sheer beauty in this wonderful hymn.Played in a number Catholic and Protestant churches throughout my Province of Nova Scotia, ,Canada.There is a beautiful descant that I am sure you could bring in the last verse.
Here we go again...goosebumps!
+ravenlass Cheers! :o)
+RobCharles1981 Yes - really beautifully played.
Thanks.
RobCharles1981 this might sound strange but this organ kind of reminds me of my girlfriend sorry for being rude im autistic 😀
Since I do not play any musical instruments but have a good ear for music, it always amazes me how you can read the music, play the keyboards and play the pedals with your feet all at the same time ... I can barely cook bacon and carry on a conversation at the same time!
Tanks Raymond! Its a great skill! :-)
Organ pedal 😍
My feet where on fire! :-)
One of my favourite hymns which I love to play on our church organ.
Thanks!
Wonderful.
Many thanks!
Cheers, That's the way I was tought! ;o)
I so love listening to your renditions of hymns such as this. May God continue to be glorified through your amazing gift of music.
Thanks Darren! :-)
It's not just a gift of music and it's going to school to learn it
Awesome!
Thanks!
Playing the piano is challenging enough, but playing the organ is mastery. Both my Granddads played the organ, which may account for my love of the organ. Although I never heard my Dad's father play.
I think the pinacle of what inspired me was a trip to the Royal Albert Hall over the Easter period back in 70s I think it was as part of the ELIM Pentecostal movement Easter celebration across the country. The organ here was just nothing I'd ever experienced before and never will again, unless I get to go to an event that has the same spiritual significance.
A truly powerful hymn of praise to our Lord Jesus!!
Thank you!
Rob I just love the way you play this hymn. I am captivated by your footwork on the pedals too. So uplifting you have made my day so happy. Thanks Rob. I have played this many times and cannot see and hear it enough!
Thanks Paul! :-)
I know this is 9 years old but I've just come across this today. One of my favourite hymns and what an outstanding performance. I can't stop listening to it. Well done Rob 👏👏
Many thanks! :-)
Commenting again. I like this!
Thanks again!
Superb 👌
Thanks 🤗
Thanx a lot Robert
No worries!
Beautiful! One of my favorite hymns. I'll subscribe and enjoy more. I'm Mike T. I'm in Ogden Utah USA. I play for one of the local LDS congregations.
Thanks!
This is for Michael Taylor.
In the song, there's a sentence "Praise to the Lord! the Almighty, the King of creation!"
I want to ask, who's "the Lord the Almighty" refer to?
Don't you think that the Lord can change?
And it's said "the Almighty, the King of Creation",
Why it's said "the King of Creation" if the lord just a creation,
don't you think that God can be a creation that can become a God?
Superb.
Many thanks!
Excellent thanks for posting this!
My pleasure!
@@RobCharles1981 looking through my Dad's confirmation hymnal 1933, and having grown up in the Lutheran church this hymn is a treasure! Your skill in playing this is outstanding!
Rob, this is one of those beautiful tunes that I always go back to again and again, Soul inspiring music Rob, thanks for such a beautiful version , love the rumble on the pedals . Kevin
Thanks Kevin!
WOW!!!
Thanks!
You should upload your works on Spotify!
Simply lovely version of a favorite hymn...well done and thanks for posting.
Thank you very Much Dee! :o) x
Great hymn played superbly - thank you Rob
Many thanks!
One of my favorites. It never gets old.
Many Thanks Martin! :o)
Love this song! I especially like how you played it. A very lovely organ too .
Thanks!
Amazing playing Rob God bless you with good health and strength and happiness and prosperity ❤
Thank You! :-)
Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der Ehren, Thank Rob. Volles Werk ❤️
Thanks.
I Agree !!! BeauMac
A hymn from my school days.
Of course!
Sounds great..I love to play it and sing it!!
Many thanks! :-)
Enjoyed..
Excellent!
Very well played! And an organ which sounds very beautiful. I love it.
Thank you! :-)
Great Rendition - very powerful ;)
Thanks
It's quite mind blowing watching you play! Not to mention the beauty of the sound of an organ.
Thanks for the visit!
Absolutely beautiful and a treat. Thank you so much and many blessings ❤
Thank you so much!
Bello aporte musical sobre el órgano de sonido tan profundo que hace sentir el poder de la santidad de Dios..
JUst absolutely magnificient performance on the organ. Rob you are simply the best. Keep it up God is smiling to see the degree of excellence with which you are using this great gift that he has blessed you with.
Awww many thanks - I hope in due course to be back here very soon, so keep watching! :o)
Certainly enjoyed hearing you playing "Praise to the Lord", Rob. On hearing you, I'm sure the Congregation would sing this old Hymn with gusto! Mnay thanks again for posting, Rob. Take care. God bless. Charlie, Aberdeen.
In love with this
Thank you! :-)
@@RobCharles1981 wish I'd play organ like this
@@henrykianduma8621 :)
Well loved hymn for sure.I like this piece as an opening for Mass and Sunday services.
Too wonderful for words!! Thank you for sharing your musical gifts with us. How richly the Lord has blessed you with talent!
Lovely music Lad Jesus
Many thanks!
I love hearing this wonderful hymns of childhood. Your talent is amazing. Furthermore, I appreciate the clean way you present the hymn, none of that fluff which make the song unrecognizable. Thank you!
Thanks for listening
Toe-heel. Brilliant
Thanks! :)
perfect !!! Really awesome !!!
Thanks a lot!
I can't help but think how parents and grandparents sit and watch choirs of their little ones sing hymns of praise.. Even when off key the parents love listening and watching them ... So it is with the Father as He watches His children sing our praises to His Eternal Glory... Amen and Amen !!
AMEN! :-)
Beautifully stated! :)
I really love this hymn thanks for sharing I know this is 9 years old but I just really love it!
Glad you enjoy it!
This is the 2nd video I've watched, this guy is gifted! What a beautiful rendition, almost as if the angels themselves were playing. Blessings!!
Many thanks! :-)
Nice work. I really love this hymn. The pedals are great and the the playing in general inspires me.
Thank you very much for your wonderful comment it's much appreciated! :-)
Great job 👏
Thank you! 😃
You’re welcome
How majestic and rich! The little Allen I play has lots of oomph for a little fellow, but not like this by a good measure! Thanks for posting!
I SAY GOD BLESS YOU! TKS A LOT FOR THIS MARVELOUS INTERPRETATION!
Many thanks Josey! :o)
It is a really lovely melody.
Thanks!
Love this ❤️
Thanks!
Beautiful,,, 😘 😘 😘
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Stephen! :-)
Great ❤ Wonderful ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Another great job!! And one of my favorite hymns. One's feet get a good workout on this one!
Many thanks Eric yep they sure do! :o)
May I be so forward as to ask your age?
Eric Stuart On his behalf he is 36 or 37?
Great job as always! I love your interpretations of these hymns and how they are flowing and energetic. You really know how to bring life to a song! :)
Thanks for listening
Without a doubt this is one of your best. I notice I liked it from before. Now I know why! Deo Gratias
Thanks for listening
The organist is excellent.
That happens to be me! :-)
I'm always nice to people anyway Ile help them out if they help me out enough said and done!
Glorious
Thanks.
Reverent and flawless!
jetfansuperd Many thanks! :o)
Thanks Rob, wonderful Hymns played superbly!
Thanks Bert!
This a beautiful sounding organ and a great hymn as well.
Thanks Raymond!
Beautiful, Maravilhoso! MARANATA!
Obrigada!
ilove your music 😍
WOW!! That is Awesome-Bravo!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you, Rob for another fine rendition of an all time favorite of mine!!!
This is one of my favorites
Thank You! :-)
Loved it!
Thanks.
Wonderful!
Great job!! We used to sing this quite often at Chapel at my college!
Many thanks pleased you enjoyed!
BRAVO thank you for posting.
My pleasure!
Wonderful, thank you!
Thanks Linda!
This is what I know ♥️💯🇿🇦
XD
Wooww...awesome playing
Thanks a lot!
It may have been done years ago , but who cares? It is brilliant! Well played Rob
Many thanks!