HYMN - Crown Him With Many Crowns (DIADEMATA) #2 LIVE w/Choir & Congregation
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- Recorded on Sunday November 20, 2011 at The Cathedral of St. Luke, Orlando, Florida followed with a Postlude improvisation on the hymn tune 'Diademata.' At 3:38 UGH!!! THANK GOD the 'Underboss' couldn't make it, he would've fallen over from laughing at me over that slip and then I'd be forced to disown him lol!
The re-harmonization credit goes to Hector Olivera (one chord), Mark Husey (about four chords), and the mind of BDM for the rest. Thank you B.L. for being such a good and generous friend the last 20 years!
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Pure, unadulterated musicianship! That was spectacular! As for 3:38, find me the professional organist who doesn't do things like that from time to time! Your playing as an 'amateur' out-classes many who would regard themselves as professionals Greetings from the Liverpool Organists' Association, UK
After nearly 10 years i ve found this video again. Superb.
I am back again, Brother Mark.....You have the Holy Spirit on you and
do not forget it! You have a mission to win lost Souls, especially in these
last days. Jesus is coming SOON, my friend.
PSALM 22:3
My friend, this is a gift you have straight from the Throne Room of God.
I trust you are winning Souls with it. God bless you, Mr. Mark Ferguson.
WOW! Loved being in magnificent churches and cathedrals when the organ was so majestic and strong it rattled the rafters and glass windows!
Now that is the way a hymn should be played...KUDOS kind Sir !! Thank you !!
Thank you so very, very much! Your generosity is greatly appreciated indeed! All of the very best to you and your family!
I wish they had You Tube when I was growing up so I could have recorded my Dad playing the organ at church. You remind me so much of my father back then. I only wish that I had spent more time with him and learned to play the organ when I was younger. I lost him at age 17. God Bless You beautiful work.
Sorry dear
I feel the same way about my father:
I can empathise 😥
The Organ proving why it can be called " the king of all instruments"!
WHAT BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, I COULD LISTEN TO YOU PLAY FOR HOURS. THANK'S AGAIN MR. MARK FOR POSTING
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!
At 3:38, that wasn't a mistake. It was a spontaneous harmonic improvisation in the style of Paul Hindemith. I do them all the time !
🤣🤣🤣🤣!!
Yet another Sloppy Mark goof up. I'm so glad that my son wasn't there to hear that slip, as they'd have to carry him out of the church as he'd be laughing so hard at me.
I don't what's wrong with me now as my playing is even sloppier. Thanks for your hilarious comment, I greatly appreciate that! Take care!
I make those mistakes all the time. Not out of carelessness, but my fingers slip off the keys easily. I just laugh and say I added a bit of jazz to spice things up.
When it says amateur organist this very demeaning and an insult. He is who he is.he has great imagination and a spontaneous delivery that is a natural gift not an amateur show. He is what he is. I have heard some well educated organists who could not play the doxology without the music in front of them. Bruce
Now that's the way a worship service should end!! Traditional Hymns!!
LOL, AGREED!
Thank you for playing these hymns as they should be played! With feeling, energy and meaning! Thank you for making this part of our Sunday worship!
I don`t know about feeling... he didn`t even know what verse he was on near the end. Great organ playing but a pity he drowned out the singing... the organ is supposed to lead and accompany the singing, not overpower it.
Love your humble expressions the congregation applauds your wonderful playing! It is important you know how much they love hearing you!
Thank you so very much, greatly appreciated indeed!
Hallelujah What a Saviour. Magnificent playing.
Art Scott ! How are you? Thanks so very very much, appreciated indeed! Be well and be safe.
Thank you Mark, for sharing this amazing video!
You play with such grandeur and conviction as if you were playing in person for the master and creator of all music!!!
Keep on doing what you do and you will continue to be blessed, sir!
"Thanks for sharing". It's really a pleasure to listen to you play. Makes me wish I had continued studying the piano! God bless you brother.
This is your first video I've watched and must say I am impressed. I love you improvisation. Definitely sounds like what I would like to do with hymns
Thank you kind Sir! Be sure to subscribe as I have over 300 videos about 200 of them organ videos (One day I'll count the EXACT number of organ videos versus model railroading videos) where you might find other hymns that you favour too. Thanks for your kind comment.
@JamesEncliffe Thank you Sir! I FIRMLY believe in using the TOTAL tonal resources of the organ as I'm not a timid player at all as demonstrated. The applause at the end demonstrates that this church enjoys organ music, and for one of the Priests there-at full blast. He told me one Saturday after practicing that he LOVES it when the organ "shakes the building!" If you'll notice me pointing and laughing at the audience, I was pointing at that Priest as he was leading the hooping/hollering lol!.
Excellent playing. It is always pleasure hearing you play. Stay Blessed!
That's a magnificent celebration. Thank you for sharing this joyous worship experience.
jcfretts
THANKS so very much, that's greatly appreciated indeed!
Thanks again Mr. Burrows, and I'll always love my son to bits as well no matter how old he gets.
Each day I watch another one of you videos just incredible uplifting my brother in Christ. Truly you have a GOD given gift your music heals a broken or damaged heart may God bless u
Newell Schandelmier
Thanks again for your kind words and well wishes Mr. Schandelmier, all of the best to you and your family.
How Majestic!! I was captivated by the way you played the organ, thank you Sir!!
THANK YOU!! That's very kind of you indeed, thanks soooooo much!
Excellent! That sure cleared the ears!! My idea of leading. And the applause at the end was most unexpected! and most deserved! Thank you!!
My dear Sir. Once again...simply brilliant. May the Lord keep you and protect you. And all without notes. Maybe you are gift to the world. Best wishes from Hamburg/Germany. PS: Please excuse my bad English
beautiful. well done to you sir! :-) an inspiration to many people (including me) I would imagine to learn how to play the king of instruments! :-)
Simply beautiful! I love the whole piece, but I was BLOWN away just after 6:00 when you unleashed the beast! Awesome job Sir!
Thank you Cameron so much! Coming from an organist, I'm honored by your thoughts and words, that's very kind of you indeed! It was a fun service to participate in, and I'm glad that I was given the opportunity to do so. You keep on having fun as well my friend, and many thanks again.
What flow and musicality! Excellent.
ourhymns
THANK YOU!!! I greatly appreciate your very kind comment. All the best to you!!
Oh so beautiful 🙏🏽.
now THAT"S how I would play this hymn at my church!! You do it exactly like me!!!! God Bless you mark!!! LOVE your videos. I've been a professional organist for 45 years! I'm going to my home college next week to do a concert. I'm doing Widors 5th Symphony. and Bach's Passaglia. I will continue to watch your educational videos. In fact, I insist my students watch it too!!!! God's Blessings!! Robbie Martin
+Roy MartinThank you Robbie that's very generous of you indeed! What do you preside over at your church and what will you be playing on at your home college? I greatly appreciate your kind comments, and all of the best to you!
Thanks for sharing this video...I love to hear you play!
Hey Kevin, Happy New Year to you and your family! I hope that you all prosper significantly this year! Thanks for your kind comments!
Sublime! Thank you. My son is 16 and is a serious organ student. This is fantastic!
Love watching your videos. I've played for almost 10 years, and improvisation is most of what I do. :)
tuebor1837 Thank you, and keep up the good work! When improvising, that's when you're really being creative. Have fun!
Still great music.... haven't turned to one of your videos for a year but glad I did tonight! Keep up the great work for God!!
Thanks Steve, you've been hiding for a whole year eh? Good to have you back!
That was the most insane thing I've ever heard! Great job!
Very nice!
Thank you Dr. Coates! Hope that all is well with you!
Mark:
- Thanks for posting. It's 5:00 in the morning up here in Pennsylvania ... what an awesome way to start the day!!!!
Johnny
(Altoona, PA)
Thank you, and I also wish that you had him far longer than you did. All the very best to you and please have many fond memories of your dad.
Regards,
Mark
just came across this one of yours. I, like Mr. Waugh, find the last 6 mins awesome as well! You are such a fine artist and was moved by the harmony u used. Applause indeed was nice to hear and most well deserved! Deo Gratias
Thank you so much! That's very kind of you!
You are really awesome. I love the improvisations and variations in the way you play each stanzas especially the last ones. Thumbs up
Ayodeji Opaleke
Thank you kind Sir! Your comment is greatly appreciated, take care.
Ayodeji Opaleke
BTW, you must an organist/musician as you identified exactly what I was doing. Thanks!
I play a bit with big interest in hymns and classics. Getting to play at your level someday will be a dream fulfilled. I also wish you could shoot part of your videos from the top of the manuals so the notes of your variations and improvisations could be visible for us learners to "steal" (lol & a wink) since they cant be found in music sheets. thanks
Ayodeji Opaleke
The publishing of my music is coming, but very slowly. My son and I are transcribing my hymn arrangements as his time permits.
Cathedral Church Of St. Luke in Orlando, Florida. It's in fact a IV/88 Tellers that was re-voiced by Gilbert Adams and it is 100% a pipe organ. Thanks!
What a masterpiece!!
You played that perfectly, Sir.....thank you!!
Thank you so very much, you're welcome and you're very kind indeed and I greatly appreciate your comment. You and your family remain safe and well.
@@bhigdaddymark I just want to respond again and tell you how much this song and your rendition means to me.
My Grandmother Daisy passed in 2008 at 92 yrs. of age and I look forward to seeing her and bowing my head
to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!!! The Rapture is SOON my friend and I bet God will have you play for Him
in Heaven just as well as you did on Earth.
SEE YOU IN HEAVEN SOON MY BROTHER!!!
Mark, a very old recording but I love your organ talent. From a fellow train buff bravo! Love your layout
Thanks and how I WISH that was my layout LOL, it's of course an HO club layout. Best regards to you!
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Mark is my hands down favorite organist!!!!
Abe!
Where have you been hiding?! Haven't heard from you in a couple of years or more now. Thanks and it's really nice to hear from you. Hope you are doing well and being safe. Take care!
@@bhigdaddymark hello! Oh I've been here, lurking as usual hehehe. ;) But I just had to "pipe" in, as you did an amazing job here playing for the congregation! I only wish I could have been there in person to witness your amazing, powerful playing live! Keep up the wonderful work my friend, you da bomb!!! :)
@@abedbush
Thanks buddy!
6:11 or there abouts you use a passing E# that shouldn't work, but does and inspires me as much as it confounds me: JUST BRILLIANT. The LORD works through you, Mark, to show His power, beauty, mercy, and truth to all who sing His praise. Praise the LORD!
I love it!
@RobCharles1981 Compliments from professional, fine organists/musicians like yourself always inspire me Rob. Thank YOU!
Magnificent playing and great improvisational technique. To God be the Glory....shame on anyone who criticizes your magnificent talent and touch. Thanks...be to God. Art Scott
musicbyartscottdotcom
BRAVO! I just became a fan with this piece (smile)
Wendell W. Alderman
Thanks!
Wendell W. Alderman
Generally speaking, I don't do requests because I'm an amateur organist who's not professionally trained and plays by ear. If I know the music that you request, I'll do my best to play it and do it justice. I haven't played the organ in nine months or so due to health issues, so I'm not sure when I could honour your request.
I LOVE Michigan, what a lovely state! I'm from New York City.
One of my favorites!
Mine too!
Thanks Jay!
BRAVO! BRAVO! You made my day! My Month! (From a classically trained Music performance major (Trumpet) MAGNIFSCENT! "
WOW!! Talk about being humbled....THAT is of the absolute nicest comment ever on my channel and I can't tell you how much I appreciate it and YOU! You just made MY day, month and start of a fresh new year! THANKS again, and please be well and be safe!
Thank you!
Such talent!
Thank you so much, appreciated indeed!
My favorite hymn growing up in the little Church, Trinity Lutheran Church, in Stamford, CT. BRAVO e BRAVISSIMO!
Thank you Samuel very much!
6 years later...
I just realised something, did you mean Church of the Transfiguration in NYC when you said "Little Church" as in Little Church Around the Corner??? If so, what years we're you there and we're you there under Stuart Gardner?? Wow, how brain dead am I to have that fly over my head!
Great harmonies on the last verse! Good hymn-playing! I'm amazed you do all this with no written music in front of you!
Thanks, much appreciated!
I haven't played a pipe organ in quite a few years!! I'm a Hammond man but you make me want to slide on the pipe organ!
Excellent
Thanks so very much, greatly appreciated indeed! Be well and be safe! Best to you and your entire family.
As they say, "If you are going to make a mistake, DON'T make a timid one!" I find that most of the people in the pews wouldn't notice a mistake in playing if it smacked them in the face. I love this hymn and it made me want to sing even though I'm at work.
Love it.
Dan Peacock
Lol Dan! THANK YOU! I know that you're right, but it drives me nuts. My son gets a kick out of watching me become annoyed over making mistakes as he laughs his head off every time I do make a slip. Judging by the applause at the end, I guess everyone was okay with my playing. It was great fun indeed, and thank you ever so much for your kind words. When you get home, you'll be able to sing along lol.
Big Daddy you ROCK! Awesome!!
Lol, thanks Stephen!
Snap! This is awesome!
Stephanie Vance
Thank you!
Love that hymn! I call it “The Dentist’s Hymn”
Bravo!
Thank you! You're kind indeed.
Thanks!
Awesome stuff Mark ! :-)
Freaking Double Awesome.
Mark, excellent hymn playing...much better than some professionals. I'm at St. Mary's in Dedham, MA. If you're ever in the Boston area, I'd be happy to show you our instrument/church. We have an 1897-1898 Hook and Hastings in a large gothic architecture.
Wow, that's quite kind and certainly generous! Hook & Hastings eh? How many ranks and manuals? The Riverside Church organ was once a Hook & Hastings before G. Donald Harrison turned it into the masterpiece that it is. Great organ building back then. You're at a Catholic Church? I'm sure that you have lovely acoustics. I've threatened to get up to Boston to play a number of instruments and to visit Marshall & Ogletree so I greatly appreciate the offer and will take you up on it when the weather warms up lol. Thanks again and all of the very best to you for 2020!
@Your1Advocate Thank you! It makes me wish I had taken piano/organ lessons to begin with as I'd be a far better musician today. My organist friends would say that it's never too late! Thanks, and kind regards,
Mark
This is what I call good sturdy Anglican organ playing. In fact, this is not music. This is a sexual experience.
Thank you, and your son will be a far better organist than I am (I'm an amateur). Good luck to him and encourage him to keep at it as we need more great organists in our ranks. Have a terrific New Year!
You're most welcome, and thank you!
Thank you again! You're comments are inspiring!
Listen Dr. Mark..... for 30 years I performed for crowds as big as 30,000 people..... let me tell you, if you are going to make a Mistake.... MAKE IT BIG.... MAKE IT HUGE.... CLIMB RIGHT BACK OUT OF IT..... KEEP ON PARTING THE AISLE... KEEP ON GOING.... AND NEVER APOLOGY!
"Dr. Mark" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well thank you, that's mighty generous of you and awfully kind, and I greatly appreciate you indeed! Thanks for your encouragement, be well and be safe.
Big Daddy, always a treat to see and hear you play. By the way, you've got some good threads on!!!!
+Stephen McMullen
LOL, thank you Stephen!
I have GOT to go out and buy myself a DECENT SUIT!!!!!
Great playing by the way. I couldn't have done it better myself. 😃 keep up the good work ✌👌👍
+Jeong Park Lee Thank you Mr. Lee!
Mark! It has been a while since I've talked with you; but as always your music is beautiful!!! Keep up the good work, friend! Jerrod
you do a good job on playing the organ the songs sound very nice that you play
Thank you!
Amen!
Tarheel Blue
Thanks!
Big Daddy Mark I am truly one of your greatest fans, you did an incredible job as always, how you can play everything without music (to the extent you have to have the choir director remind you which verse you're on) is beyond me, but absolutely incredible to watch and listen to. You are a true master, and you are also hilarious when you make a minor "typo" when playing, you about fly off the bench and flip off the keyboard hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!
Abe! You keep disappearing then showing up out of the blue LOL. How are you? I hope all is good with you. Thanks yet again for your kind words as always. Yeah, I didn't have the hymnal open to follow the verses and forgot where I was in numbers of stanzas. Yes my reaction to my stupid mistakes has been taken notice of by MANY with them finding great humour in it. My son is the ringleader, and LOVES to see me make mistakes so that he can have a good laugh to my predictable reaction. Stay in touch buddy, and take care!
Hey Mark! So sorry I don't always reply to your vids in a timely manner, even though I am subscribed to your channel, your newest vids don't always show up in my new vids to watch queue! I will have to watch more carefully, because you are one of the greatest organists I have ever seen! And yes, I can understand your son loving it when you make a mistake cuz your reaction is always priceless and to be honest, your "mistakes" are usually so minor no one would ever notice! And I still can't get over how you never use music yet you have every hymn completely memorized, and you can completely ad lib entire processionals...AMAZING talent!!!!! Thanks for sharing, and bringing much joy!
Abe
Thanks Abe, and don't worry about prompt replies either, it's no big deal. I've had the same issue with not being notified that a channel I'm subscribed to has posted a new video. I wish that Google would get their act together....
Ha ha, Thank you so much Katie!
Are we having fun yet ¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now I have to go to 4:28 to see what you're talking about lol, thanks so much!
Thank you for your kind comments Robert, and I'm glad that you enjoyed this particular video. I hope to continue to make videos that everyone can enjoy, so please feel free to view my other videos as well as subscribe to my channel. As to your question, the 'Under boss' is my favourite person on this planet. He's my 28 year old son who sometimes is my cameraman for my videos. Thanks again, and kind regards sir.
Mark
@benchkey New video=bringing out friends who've disappeared for a short while lol! Good to hear from you, and thanks so much!
Mark, I'm back, and I'll be ready to get your CD this Wednesday. I wish I'd not had to wait so long, but it really was a bit difficult year. At any rate, I want to send the CD to my nephew and his family. They're very involved with their church (also Episcopal), and he's in their choir. I don't have to wonder whether they'll love this because I know they will.
I hope life is treating you well, good sir. It's so good to hear your music again. :)
@oldbear52 Thank you and you're welcome. Hope all is well and that you have a good holiday!
Would love to hear you play at my church, First Congregational, Manchester, NH
To Scott Robelot, so very sorry for the delayed response as I got your question on Google + and oddly, not here on TH-cam in the comments section of this video where I could've answered it sooner. Also, your question only shows up on my phone and not on my desktop, so go figure....
The 32' Contra Bourdon is actually a 16' Bourdon that is capped, and the 32' Contra Posaune is 1/2 length, but good especially C, C#, and D. Have you seen the stoplist? You seemed to be familiar with it.
Oh, okay that's a good place to find information. I'm glad that you got my reply. This and the earlier videos shot from the gallery don't do the organ much justice although oddly enough, my latest videos sound far better than this one (perhaps having the camcorder on the right side versus the left side of the console makes a difference) but the absolute best is called 'Come Labor On Rehearsal' which was recorded from the nave floor away from the organ with the acoustics of the room really making it a spectacular sound in my opinion. You get to hear the organ as though you were walking around the church as my son (the cameraman) was nearest the Altar with the organ at the other end in the gallery. Check out that video and you'll hear the difference, and how effective the 32' Posaune really is and just how fiery the Trompette en Chamade is too on its low wind pressure. Thanks!
Hey Mark. Your reharmonization are wonderful. Did you ever get a chance to write them out? I would definitely buy a copy.
@SirJohnny9999 JOHNNY!!!!!!!!! Long time brother! Thanks, and I hope that you had a good day! Stay in touch.
Regards,
Mark
@goodchappy Thanks, It's been my full intention to purchase an external mic since I purchased my camcorder a year ago on November 4, 2010, but unfortunately when I had the funds to do so twice this year, that was very low on the priority list and honestly, I had forgotten all about that (even though I bought a mixing board). The right mic to buy would be a professional mic like an AKG or Earthworks and they're expensive. I do have the audio recordings of all three services I played in and they>>
Could you list the chords on the last verse? They sound amazing and spiritually uplifting !!
Mark, please know that it is YOU who inspires me. I call you my brother of re-harmonization for a very good reason. The re-harmonizations I've heard you do on a few hymns have left me breathless to say the least. Not since I was a teenager going to Riverside Church in NYC every Sunday to hear Fred Swann TEAR UP hymns on that mighty Aeolian-Skinner V/206, have I heard such fine service playing as you provide making 38 ranks sound like 98 ranks! Thanks for your most kind and generous comment!
@arpch01 Thank you, and I hope so to answer your question. I enjoyed playing the final (processional) hymn and postlude in those three services very much, and they've been most kind to me, a mere amateur.
I'm really enjoying these final hymn / postlude videos. Are you playing more?
@MultiSpaz1234 Thank you, and you're most welcome. It was my pleasure indeed.
@percussion82 Thank you, and regards to you as well!
If that organ is making my room shake just think what it must be doing to that church!