O The Deep Deep Love Of Jesus! Tune: Ebenezer All Saints Church Oystermouth Swansea
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- Here is my next video here on the Organ at All Saints Church "O The Deep Deep Love Of Jesus" to the tune "Ebenezer"
I can imagine a full welsh chapel singing this hymn with a nice organ - great!
The ZoomH2 was placed in the Choir Stalls of the Church and using a Boom Microphone Stand High Up too see what sort of sound it makes. And as we;; as using he Panasonic HX-DC1 for the Pedal Camera and Sony HDSR10E for the overhead view.
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All Saints Also has a website it has lots of info on the Church: www.oystermouthparish.com
Many Thanks
Rob
Rob Charles, you are my favourite organist. I love how you play your music so sincerely and with such feeling. I sing my songs with you in church all the time and I can even play some of them by ear on the organ, but not as well as you can of course. I hope you don't mind. I do so love your music. As a legally blind person, I can't read music so I listen to you with passion in my heart.
Thank you very much Delphine that means allot! :-)
Imagine the whole congregation of The Saints singing this as we cast our crowns at HIS Feet. Maybe soon. Come LORD JESUS!!!
Many thanks "All hail To the king of instruments" thumbs if you agree! :o)
I love this hymn, so hauntingly beautiful
Many thanks Rob! :o)
My favorite melody 🙏
Thanks
One of my favourite Hyms, and so wonderfully perfomed. Thank you.
Your very welcome thanks!
one of my favorite songs ! To God be the glory
Many thanks! :-)
God had blessed you with an incredible talent. I pray you play organ forever!
Thanks - Ile have a go like!
A splendid and classic play. How glorious heaven shall be.
+Jones David Many thanks!
I just keep on coming back to this video, it always calms me down.
Glad you enjoy it!
This is my most favorite Song!
Thanks!
This is my all time favorite hymn
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My favourite hymn. My dear Dad was a lovely organist. Lord bless him.
Thanks!
Warm greetings from Evangelical Lutheran Church of St.Mary (St.Petersburg, Russia). Thank you very much for sharing this video! This hymn is included in the hymnbook of our Church. Very beautiful tune by Thomas J. Williams, one of my favorite hymns!
Your welcome thanks!
Just perfect tempo 💪👍
Thanks!
Love it!
Thanks!!
I really like this tune.......another new one for me. Quite majestic!
I've always wanted this to be played at my funeral one day :3
You will one day for sure! :_)
Aboslutely wonderful!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Although I'm an atheist, I'm also Welsh so I do very much enjoy belting out a good hymn! I've never actually heard this in a church, so it was lovely hear it played on the organ. I'm sure the harmony in the version I've got is sightly different though so I'll have to dig that out. You might (or might not!) be interested.
Many thanks Victoria! :-)
Once attending a Lutheran service, they used "Thy Strong Word" (which uses the Ebenezer hymn) and I loved this hymn ever since. Almost paradoxically evil and good
This hymn is very popular in English churches - they try their best, but it takes a Welsh congregation to 'raise the roof!' Very nicely played, Rob. Always good to listen to your playing lots of the well known hymns. Best wishes, Dafydd, Daniel and family, Sutton.
Many thanks glad you enjoyed! :o)
Very well done. Inspiring. We played this song at my church and our small orchestra was way into it. It's majestic. You brought that out magnificently.
Many Thanks Stephen thanks for watching! :o)
Such a beautiful hymn and played accordingly. Thank-you Rob.
Thanks Darren :-)
Thank you!
Every day I hear ONE hymn. I love the english choral music very much.
The music has a different sound as the choral music in germany. I can't say
what it is, but I love it. This hymn I never heard before and I think in which way I can
get the notes of your playing to hear it in one of my next works...
If possible we could talk directly outside this platform...
Greets, Stefan
RobCharkles1981 I'm very glad you are there, Friend.
Your Welcome!
Beautiful!! You are so talented! I certainly miss singing these hymns in church.
Many thanks!
Go Rob!!!
This is another one of my favorite hymn tunes!
My Fishers are singing of the Deep, Deep Love.....
Thank you for sharing this great tune on the famous Conker....er, Conacher at All Saints!!!!.
Many Thanks glad you enjoyed! :o)
My absolute favorite hymn tune...nice job!
Many thanks pleased you enjoyed! :-)
Cheers Keith yep they are both good tunes too! :o)
This was AMAZING. I have watched this 20 times, and I don't get sick of it! You truly have an amazing talent
i don't think i can get to much of your videos.. i love the organ .!
this is so beautiful, thanks for sharing
+Eva Tinker Your most welcome thanks for watching! :o)
Thanks Dave!
Great One Rob!
Cheers!
Very nice and played beautifully
Thanks!
Amazing! For some reason this reminds me of the old maritime days of the wooden sailing ships.
Thanks!
Another Marvelllous tune!! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks John.
I like this very much! Well done.
Many thanks! :o)
i am learning this one. you played beautifully.
Thanks!
Bostin, Rob!
I've probably said before, but we don't use this tune to that hymn at Brockma: we always use 'Calon Lan' - both good tunes! :-)
Thank you very much! :o)
What a wonderful piece of music and well played I might ad. Keep up the good work.
WOW. and the video is sweetly done too: catching switching and hot footpedal action etc
Brilliant, brother!
If yours are like mine, Rob, they started with suede leather soles that have (over time and use) worn smooth for easier sliding on the pedals. Although I usually just play in my socks. LOL.
Many thanks! ;o)
Truly inspiring :)
Thank you Mike, will be heading back to All Saints in the next couple of weeks I hope stay tinned! :o)
Welsh through and through this one Rob, very nice, enjoyed it :-)
The pipe organ is a magnificent instrument and you are extremely talented.
Thanks!
Just wondering, it's so vivid and complete even without voices... would you play it the same for an organ solo and also while the congregation is singing? Or would you make some of the parts a little more subdued to make room for voices?
Cheers, that's easy - takes a great skill to do that! :o)
I know this tune, but I know it as "Once To Every Man And Nation." What's in a name? The usual outstanding performance Rob. Would love to hear you play the Austrian Hymn, "Glorious Things Of Thee Are Spoken" sometime.
This tune is EBENEZER. It is most commonly known with the text "Once to Every Man and Nation," but has been used with several more hymn texts, including "Sing! A New Creation," and "Come Holy Spirit, Dwell Among Us". Recently I heard "O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus," sung at the funeral of a U.S. Navy veteran. When we think about sailors encountering the dangers of the sea every day, that phrase within it is very moving - "Oh, the deep, deep love of Jesus, rolling as a mighty ocean, in its fullness over me."
Ah! see, so now I learnt something else, I never knew such shoes existed but now I do. Im glad I asked now Rob...ha ha
i wish i could get a recording of this, i think i would like to hear this through my stereo system.
You're extremely talented. So beautifully played! :)
That was amazing what majestic music and great pedal work, how do you organists coordinate three things at the same time
It might seem a daft thing to say, but I notice you always wear those black shoes to play the Organ, does it matter to you what you wear? does it affect your playing for instance or could you play just as well wearing trainers for example. Nice playing as always Rob. :-)
I cannot speak for Mr. Charles, but as an organist myself, I can tell you that not just any shoe will do. Typically heeled shoes are used because an organist doesn’t have just two feet to play with, but the heel and toe of each foot. If you watch his feet in these videos, that is how he plays the pedal board of the organ
First edition on Church Organ I listen to - beside the loads of Jesus Pop Videos of that one on TH-cam!
+YulianNoldor ;o)
you play a tick fast ,but nevertheless it´s good :)
Cheers!
+YulianNoldor Agreed. I think it should be played more majestically, and at a slower tempo. Was he playing it in G minor? I've played this tune many a time as a voluntary, or at funerals, but seldom at other church services because so few NZ'ers know the hymn. I've always used E minor, and have never queried what the original key was.
yes it's in G-minor
Not sure what's the usual key for it
Cheers Paul :o)
very impressive and I really enjoyed. just some more variations with stops would be nice.... ie trumpet and sometimes could alternate with calmer stops.
Cool, thanks!
Sure is :o)
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Not one step backwards!
victory or death!
URAAAA!
The man is far better than I am but why is he playing it in G minor? It sounds so much more epic in F minor!
Na it aint daft they are special Organ shoes not really advisable to wear "trainers" not the best as they not for pedaling the ones I have are perfect for the job and with a good heal! Cheers Paul! :o)
Organs always sound goolish to me ☹
Very True That!