I like this very british anglican Style of playing. These bright harmonisations, this „Flow“. Do Not Unterstand, why That is ist so rare in Germany. Singing is like a prayer to HIM.
He is Risen! Alleluia! I will delight to listen to this again and sing the glorious words to each hymn for Easter Sunday morning. Thank you and God bless. 👍🏼😁
I don't normally use other organists' reharmonizations but these appeal to 'my' style, only more developed than I normally play. Can't wait to use them. Love them!
Paul, Paul - you continue to amaze us! Our congregation would be singing so loud(!) with these inspiring hymns😇. Some day I hope to hear and sing to your music in person!! You wouldn’t mind flying over the “pond” to the states each week, right??! 😁😉. Blessings to you 💫🙏🏼🌟
You have a most subtle smile Paul- you smiled right at the end of Hosanna - Almost as if you were thinking "Phew glad that's over" - believe me buddy we, your followers could have relished another hour of your playing. Have a peaceful Easter.
Paul, we are just now returning to in-person worship this Easter after the ravages of Covid, and your harmonies give us fresh appreciation for what we have endured and what we have to celebrate. Beautiful playing, and wise use of the E.M. Skinner samples. Thank you!
Hello, Paul. I closely watch and listen to your hymn reharmonizations with great interest. Your chords are complex, with more notes than is typical of most traditional hymns, making for a richer and more complex sound. I never tire of listening. You are really gifted in creating beautiful harmonies.
I‘m so happy to hear that, Charles! Thank you 😀 Yes, I‘m usually playing more voices than the regular 4-part harmonies - but this depends on the music and mood of the hymn.
Your work "putting them together" was oh, so fruitful and is so appreciated! What a gift to the world. I hope many people will buy scores, become patrons and support you in every way possible. However it happens, the music itself is a magnificent reward that will endure; thank you, thank you!
You "arrange" as well as you play; your talent is something very special! E.M. Skinner organs are some of my favorites, here in the U.S.. One of the "greats" is in the Girard College Chapel, Philadelphia; there's a new Organ Media Foundation video that demonstrates the stops, and gives a chamber tour. If you have time, you might enjoy it, though the demo is not even close to the high quality of yours! 😁💯🐧
Thank you these hyms reminds me to my youth, my father was a church organist. Thank you for the beautiful arrangements and the use of software so that all this church organ music continues to exist for the next generations. Greetings Utrecht culture connections company.
Hi, Paul. Die Musik war wieder sehr schön. Sie ist heiterer und beschwingter als manche klassische Stücke. Eben "Happy Easter". Habe überlegt u.a. "Tochter Zion" erkannt. Danke für Deine Aufführung und Dein super Spiel. Liebe Grüße von Steffen aus Görlitz, der Stadt der Sonnenorgel. Bis bald mal wieder.
You are Gorgeous in Every Way. The Harmonies you have arranged are Glorious, while Beautifully retaining the integrity of each of these Lovely Hymns. Superb!!
Dear Paul; pure self-indulgence and like any good and happy organist you allow your heart to sing out at Easter. Praise be. I like the lot. Memories. To pick one -this year - I would go for 'All creatures...'. Two reasons. It's not just an Easter special in the UK, you would find it 'cropping up' any time. It's celebratory praise. And this year in London it was sung at Prince Philip's memorial service three weeks ago at Westminster Abbey - one of the three hymns he had chosen for his funeral service. Apparently it was a particular favourite of his. These hymns trigger that deepest sense of my knowing I am alive in God. Wow...
I can't speak for the U.S., I don't get there often however "All creatures..." is the United Methodist Doxology we sing each Sunday during worship in Texas. Probably true for the other Methodist's in the other 49 States. I would guess the World Methodist sing it frequently as well.
@@jdbreaux8080 Hi JD: good to know the Texas / US Doxology practice. In the UK - the old Methodist hymn book had 'the ' Doxology as 'Praise God from Whom all blessings etc.' Unfortunately it wasn't often sung at the end of the service. Sad. I now live in Germany and depend on the Tube for a UK service - and always Trinity Coll Cambridge. They know their Glorias for anthems etc and can blow the rafters off. Interesting that you have the 'Texas' Doxology. Prince Philip chose well in wanting his final words to be Allelujah.....great man.
@@jtrevm We haven't quite shaken the rafters but the orchestra, organ and choir caused the chandler over the string section during Christmas candlelight service PRACTICE (the day before the service) fell out of the ceiling. It dropped about 30" and only the power wires connecting it to the structure kept it from hitting anyone/anything. And praise be to God it was repaired early the following afternoon. Needless to say, we had all the chandlers checked out as well as the sealings on the stain glass windows. I think we annoy the Catholic and Baptists two blocks away. We are located across from the Dallas Museum of Art. so, we all (the full congregation) do have a deep appreciation of the arts and want God to hear us praise and glorify him for his grace and our eternal lives. In honor to Prince Philip, all I have to say now is "Alleluia, Amen!"
@@jdbreaux8080 Sounds quite and adventure with the chandlers - pleased that your Catholic and Baptist bretheren didn't have some entertainment. I rely on YTube for my inputs - given my exile to Germany and thus nil Anglican offerings. I watch Trinity College Cambridge choral evensong on Sundays. They can occasionally rupture their rather splendid chapel rafters. Worth a glance. They're currently going through a spell of early English settings - quite wonderful if that gets you. For a regular example recommend a Stanford at their 'Trinity College 8 March 2020 Service in A Magnificat' - pre-COVID. If you really want to see interesting rafters job - see Westminster Abbey get a blast on 'Praise to the Lord Almighty on the Commonwealth Day Service 2020. Last outing for Harry and William in the UK.... Don't normally recommend. It's only here if haven't anything else to do for a minute. Trevor.
0:44 still digging the socks. It works for you. You relax not just my ears and eyes but even my feet and toes. Your choice is good too for this instrument. My socks are strips, polka dots, stars, animals and I make an effort to see that they never match. 0:45 great artwork on the wall. I have a big collection of Crayola colors. Nonetheless, you made that penguin come alive too, several times. Keep playing and the room will look like a penguin zoo. Who cares, I'm listening. 00:00 --> 02:28 one of my top 3 favorite works of hymnal music. As always, you give it justice. Timing perfect, and done with passion as always. You make each music score come alive (you know what you are doing). You are incredibly talented. And there you go again (2:28--> 4:48) with my "top 3" favorite Easter selections. 04:49 - sing this every Sunday. Very creative arrangement. I give up. 00:00--> 99:99 It's pretty addicting listening and watching you perform. I should know, 4 of my 6 browser tabs are all of you. Event though I have 2 ears, I can only enjoy 1 video at a time. Hate cutting my comments short but I have somewhere I need to be by 2026. I enjoyed these arrangements.
Hello Paul, you have extended my Easter celebrations into two more weeks from Easter Sunday! This is just so refreshing after a first listening in the morning as we exult in the celebration of the risen Lord. Thank you very much.
You will never run out of ideas dear friend -when you are having fun the ideas just keep coming - - some of your key transitions are exciting - keep going.
Paul, absolutely brilliant ! I enjoyed each of these very much and you made them even more enjoyable with your amazing talent ! You are truly blessed !
Ce garçon a un talent incroyable ! Il est habité par sa musique et il maîtrise superbement son instrument, pour notre plus grand plaisir ! Deo gracias !
Such a beautiful and nice arrangement for the reharmonize of all the Easter hymns.👍👍Hopefully I can have the knowledge too on knowing to reharmonize and also to compose new hymns. And this arrangement also give a very deep feeling about Easter to those that heard it.
Thank you so much Francis! Reharmonizing isnt that hard once you „know your chords“ - just keep experimenting with different keys and chords and you‘ll find the ones which fit well! 😀
Paul, What a joyful and energetic performance of these wonderful hymns ! Your harmonizations are new and fresh, and will be a valuable addition to any organist's repertoire. I hope there will be more in the future. Thank you for all the beautiful music that you give us every week !
A nice bunch of variations and intros to wellknown tunes. Very interesting harmonizations which will be a good fit to Easter celebrations. Partly very festive also! Well done, Paul!
Raúl, genial saber de alguien en el mismo estado (casi). Amando sus talentos desde un pequeño lugar al norte de ti. Austin, Texas. México tiene algunas hermosas casas de culto.
Thank you for sharing your talent and these wonderful, inspirational hymns. Listening through headphones the depth of this performance is brilliant! Brings back fond memories of Easter services past.
Bin ganz hin und weg, so unglaublich schön und gut gespielt, wahnsinnig schöne Modulationen, herrliche Registrierung. Kenn fast alle Melodien (eigentlich eh alle). Besonders gut gefällt mir auch das Einblenden der Noten, nur sind mir diese Momente etwas zu kurz. Ostern kann kommen! Welch unglaublicher Satz bei „Tochter Zion“, aber so heißt diese Melodie als Ostermelodie nicht, wie Sie schon sagten. Sorry, aber ich kann hier nur in Superlativen schreiben bzw. mich äußern. Dem großen Meister frohe Ostern!
Vielen herzlichen Dank!! 😀 Ich würde die Noten auch gern länger einblenden, aber dann kann man nicht mehr mitlesen oder der Ausschnitt müsste größer sein 😀
Really enjoyed listening to these ! For me the special tour de force was the final verse of Jesus Christ is risen today 😀 By the way, is the penguin on the left of the keyboards your mascot or a metronome in disguise ?
He had a crayon of a penguin on the wall in 2D, but I think he brought it to life. Not once, but at least twice and then he created a turtle out of thin air.
Thank you so much for watching, Rachel! I‘m so happy to hear that you enjoyed the video 😀 You can get your copy of the scores here: feypaul.sellfy.store/p/15-reharmonizations/
If they were hymns nobody knew, fine. But doing this to familiar hymns draws attention away from the hymn and draws attention to the changes -- some of which seemed to be mere gimmicks, isolated, and not integrated into the harmony as a whole. Others' opinions vary, of course. Hymns are worship, not concert pieces...
It certainly failed to distract me, my attention. But you are right we all have our opinions. I disagree. Everyone of us has their own individual, personal relationship with Christ just as you have expressed. Paul is truly making a joyful noise to the Lord in his own way and kind enough to share his work . The relationship with Christ is a personal one and seems to me God wants to hear more from Paul. Most of what I have read and heard regarding Paul he clearly connects with a great deal of people. The angles are taking notice as well as the body of Christ on this earth and in earth orbit. Our minds were intended to grow in Christ and that is exactly what Paul is doing. You believe in tradition and even more, but we all have Christ and we all love him in our own ways. You can remain traditional and I respect your choice. Personally i find Paul's hard work refreshing and keeps this body of Christ growing. Whatever it takes to spread the word of God is wholeheartedly respected and enjoyed by me, not just his brother in Christ but you, our brother as well. I respect your choice of tradition but these pieces have always been changed throughout our time in this limited.dimension. Do a bit of digging and you may be shocked at what you learn as it relates to hymnal (any spiritual) melodies We are only here on earth for a limited amount of time. In this limited time I invite new perspectives. I do not go looking for change, but when it is introduced with love and passion, well, I think this world needs a lot more of that. God does not want his children (all/any of us) to argue, but to love each other and agree to disagree sometimes because nothing is more important to our Savior for this earth. It is our differences that bind us together and makes us stronger. At the end of the day we share the very same passion in the body of Christ. Each of us needs to respect each other and know we are in, and never will be in any position to judge or condemn any part of the Body of Christ. How dare us to do so. I have heard hundreds of spiritual scores that I do not care for, at all, but I find Paul to be genuine, passionate and loving about his music. Whether we like his music or not, he remains my brother every much as you are my brother. We love Christ and we are passionate about it. Tradition is important. It is very important to me as well. It is only healthy to hear what you have to say and even if just you and I disagree, you too remain my loving brother in Christ. I am trying to do what I believe benefits the body of Christ. God is watching us now and knows our hearts 💕. What are we doing in a positive manner to bring others to Christ and keep them interested? If our expressions are not grounded in love, we are doing something very wrong. Just the absences of goodness is by default wickedness. I will have disagreements with others going forward, but I know everyone is different, no better, no worse. We all fail short of God's grace and we are all sinners. Every single one of us. We are only as sick as our darkest secrets. I awaken with God and I go to sleep with him everyday. He knows my heart (our hearts) better than I/we do. You please stand up for tradition. It is very important, important to me too. I understand where you are coming from. Most of the time you and I would probably agree on things, probably more so than me and Paul. If anything, he needs love and positive guidance and help from you and I for his soul to grow, to explode in the body of Christ and expand so much that others needing to hear "the word" will stand up and take notice. Time to continue spreading Gods word, a joyful noise in our own way. 💜🙏🏻
GOD BLESS YOU !!!!!!!!!
God created music and sound these are i can see how incredible it will be to worship in heaven
Oh thank you so much! Happy Easter!!
Congratulations Paul - you have an incredible talent! 😊
Thank you so much, Jerry!!
Superklasse gespielt...ich wünsche dir ein schönes Osterfest 2022,und die Gnade des Auferstandenen Heiland....
Herzlichen Dank, lieber Wilfried! Frohe Ostern! 😀
Herzlichen Dank...
I like this very british anglican Style of playing. These bright harmonisations, this „Flow“. Do Not Unterstand, why That is ist so rare in Germany. Singing is like a prayer to HIM.
He is Risen! Alleluia!
I will delight to listen to this again and sing the glorious words to each hymn for Easter Sunday morning. Thank you and God bless. 👍🏼😁
Thank you so much, Giles! Happy Easter!! 😀
He is risen Indeed.
I don't normally use other organists' reharmonizations but these appeal to 'my' style, only more developed than I normally play. Can't wait to use them. Love them!
I‘m so happy to hear that you enjoyed them, Lawrence! Thank you!!
Paul, Paul - you continue to amaze us! Our congregation would be singing so loud(!) with these inspiring hymns😇. Some day I hope to hear and sing to your music in person!! You wouldn’t mind flying over the “pond” to the states each week, right??! 😁😉. Blessings to you 💫🙏🏼🌟
Thank you so much! Hah, nooo of course not 😜😂
Not to mention the choir alone.
I don't understand from where it all comes... I can listen for hours and hours to this kind of music, especially when you are playing it 😊👍🧡
Thank you so so much, Johan! 😊
God created music and sound these are i can see how incredible it will be to worship in heaven you are a blessed organ player loved it
You have a most subtle smile Paul- you smiled right at the end of Hosanna - Almost as if you were thinking "Phew glad that's over" - believe me buddy we, your followers could have relished another hour of your playing. Have a peaceful Easter.
Haha, thank you! 😀
Paul, we are just now returning to in-person worship this Easter after the ravages of Covid, and your harmonies give us fresh appreciation for what we have endured and what we have to celebrate. Beautiful playing, and wise use of the E.M. Skinner samples. Thank you!
Oh, I‘m so happy to hear that, Peter! Thank you so much - Happy Easter! 😀
Hello, Paul. I closely watch and listen to your hymn reharmonizations with great interest. Your chords are complex, with more notes than is typical of most traditional hymns, making for a richer and more complex sound. I never tire of listening. You are really gifted in creating beautiful harmonies.
I‘m so happy to hear that, Charles! Thank you 😀 Yes, I‘m usually playing more voices than the regular 4-part harmonies - but this depends on the music and mood of the hymn.
Mr. Bullington, Herr Kantor Fey prozediert genauso wie Sie es beschrieben haben, weil er ein Schūler vom Grossen Kantor zu St. Thomas ist.
Your work "putting them together" was oh, so fruitful and is so appreciated! What a gift to the world. I hope many people will buy scores, become patrons and support you in every way possible. However it happens, the music itself is a magnificent reward that will endure; thank you, thank you!
You "arrange" as well as you play; your talent is something very special! E.M. Skinner organs are some of my favorites, here in the U.S..
One of the "greats" is in the Girard College Chapel, Philadelphia; there's a new Organ Media Foundation video that demonstrates the stops, and gives a chamber tour.
If you have time, you might enjoy it, though the demo is not even close to the high quality of yours! 😁💯🐧
Oh thank you so much!! 😀
Brilliant, as always! God's richest blessings this Eastertide. Thank you, Paul.
Thank you so much, Robert! Happy Easter! 😀
Österliche Stimmung kommt auf. Danke Paul
😀
I’ll bet you’re a real blessing for the congregation you are the organist for.
I was also wondering what church he attended.
Thank you these hyms reminds me to my youth, my father was a church organist. Thank you for the beautiful arrangements and the use of software so that all this church organ music continues to exist for the next generations. Greetings Utrecht culture connections company.
I‘m so happy to hear that! Thank you so much 😀
Hi, Paul. Die Musik war wieder sehr schön. Sie ist heiterer und beschwingter als manche klassische Stücke. Eben "Happy Easter". Habe überlegt u.a. "Tochter Zion" erkannt. Danke für Deine Aufführung und Dein super Spiel. Liebe Grüße von Steffen aus Görlitz, der Stadt der Sonnenorgel. Bis bald mal wieder.
Vielen herzlichen Dank! 😊
You are Gorgeous in Every Way. The Harmonies you have arranged are Glorious, while Beautifully retaining the integrity of each of these Lovely Hymns. Superb!!
Thank you so much, Kent! 😀
Große Freude über Ihr Spiel😃
Danke!
Many thanks for these modern interpretations! Vielen Dank Paul!
Thank you so much for watching! Happy Easter! 😀
Lieber Paul. Dein Orgelspiel höre ich immer sehr gern. Die ganze Art spricht mich sehr an. Danke!
Das freut mich sehr! Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen 😀
I have watched this video at least 15 times and I am more overwhelmed with each viewing. This is awesome music Paul....thank you.
I‘m so happy to hear that! Thank you!!
I also watch this one over and over and haven’t had my fill yet!!
I lost count.
Super, Ostern kann kommen 👍
Oooh ja 😀👌🏼
Dear Paul; pure self-indulgence and like any good and happy organist you allow your heart to sing out at Easter. Praise be. I like the lot. Memories. To pick one -this year - I would go for 'All creatures...'. Two reasons. It's not just an Easter special in the UK, you would find it 'cropping up' any time. It's celebratory praise. And this year in London it was sung at Prince Philip's memorial service three weeks ago at Westminster Abbey - one of the three hymns he had chosen for his funeral service. Apparently it was a particular favourite of his. These hymns trigger that deepest sense of my knowing I am alive in God. Wow...
Thank you so much for watching, Trevor! So true - it’s used all over the year here too 😀
I can't speak for the U.S., I don't get there often however "All creatures..." is the United Methodist Doxology we sing each Sunday during worship in Texas. Probably true for the other Methodist's in the other 49 States. I would guess the World Methodist sing it frequently as well.
@@jdbreaux8080 Hi JD: good to know the Texas / US Doxology practice. In the UK - the old Methodist hymn book had 'the ' Doxology as 'Praise God from Whom all blessings etc.' Unfortunately it wasn't often sung at the end of the service. Sad. I now live in Germany and depend on the Tube for a UK service - and always Trinity Coll Cambridge. They know their Glorias for anthems etc and can blow the rafters off. Interesting that you have the 'Texas' Doxology. Prince Philip chose well in wanting his final words to be Allelujah.....great man.
@@jtrevm We haven't quite shaken the rafters but the orchestra, organ and choir caused the chandler over the string section during Christmas candlelight service PRACTICE (the day before the service) fell out of the ceiling. It dropped about 30" and only the power wires connecting it to the structure kept it from hitting anyone/anything.
And praise be to God it was repaired early the following afternoon. Needless to say, we had all the chandlers checked out as well as the sealings on the stain glass windows.
I think we annoy the Catholic and Baptists two blocks away. We are located across from the Dallas Museum of Art. so, we all (the full congregation) do have a deep appreciation of the arts and want God to hear us praise and glorify him for his grace and our eternal lives.
In honor to Prince Philip, all I have to say now is "Alleluia, Amen!"
@@jdbreaux8080 Sounds quite and adventure with the chandlers - pleased that your Catholic and Baptist bretheren didn't have some entertainment. I rely on YTube for my inputs - given my exile to Germany and thus nil Anglican offerings. I watch Trinity College Cambridge choral evensong on Sundays. They can occasionally rupture their rather splendid chapel rafters. Worth a glance. They're currently going through a spell of early English settings - quite wonderful if that gets you. For a regular example recommend a Stanford at their 'Trinity College 8 March 2020 Service in A Magnificat' - pre-COVID.
If you really want to see interesting rafters job - see Westminster Abbey get a blast on 'Praise to the Lord Almighty on the Commonwealth Day Service 2020. Last outing for Harry and William in the UK....
Don't normally recommend. It's only here if haven't anything else to do for a minute. Trevor.
0:44 still digging the socks. It works for you. You relax not just my ears and eyes but even my feet and toes. Your choice is good too for this instrument. My socks are strips, polka dots, stars, animals and I make an effort to see that they never match.
0:45 great artwork on the wall. I have a big collection of Crayola colors. Nonetheless, you made that penguin come alive too, several times. Keep playing and the room will look like a penguin zoo. Who cares, I'm listening.
00:00 --> 02:28 one of my top 3 favorite works of hymnal music. As always, you give it justice. Timing perfect, and done with passion as always. You make each music score come alive (you know what you are doing). You are incredibly talented.
And there you go again (2:28--> 4:48) with my "top 3" favorite Easter selections.
04:49 - sing this every Sunday. Very creative arrangement.
I give up. 00:00--> 99:99 It's pretty addicting listening and watching you perform. I should know, 4 of my 6 browser tabs are all of you. Event though I have 2 ears, I can only enjoy 1 video at a time.
Hate cutting my comments short but I have somewhere I need to be by 2026.
I enjoyed these arrangements.
Wunderschöne Choräle und super Kompositionen. Fantastisch gespielt und der Klang der Orgel ist fantastisch. Super lieber Paul 🌹🌹🌹💕💕💕🌹🌹🌹
Dankeschön 😊
@@PaulFey sehr gerne. Schönen Palmsonntag und eine gesegnete Karwoche mit einem fröhlichen Osterfest 💟💙💟💙💟💙💟
Bravo Paul!! Love your playing and the socks too!!
Hello Paul, you have extended my Easter celebrations into two more weeks from Easter Sunday! This is just so refreshing after a first listening in the morning as we exult in the celebration of the risen Lord. Thank you very much.
I‘m so happy to hear that, John! Thank you!! 😀
You will never run out of ideas dear friend -when you are having fun the ideas just keep coming - - some of your key transitions are exciting - keep going.
Will do! Thank you for watching, Michael 😀
Michael, I agree. I hope people don't criticize him because he is clearly pleasing our ears. YES! KEEP GOING!
Wohl bekannt und doch so überraschend neu. Bravo Paul Fey 👌👌👌
Dankeschön 😀
Good job, Paul. That hymn is a staple of our Palm Sunday celebrations! And the (red) liturgical sock tradition continues -- always makes me smile!
Thank you so much! Haha, of course! 😀🐧🧦
Your Reharmonization brings new light to these classics! I love it, thank you Paul!
I‘m so happy to hear that, Thomas! Thank you 😀
As always I'm looking forward to listen to when you play Paul!😁👍🐧
Uiii, ich habe einen neuen Pinguin entdeckt ☺👍👍👍
Oooh ja 😀
Endlich nimmt jemand anderes alle Details zur Kenntnis!
*Bekannte Kirchenlieder zu Ostern, ermöglicht von meinem Lieblings Organisten. Danke Paul! 👍👍👍*
Vielen herzlichen Dank! 😀
Er wurde fast sofort mein Favorit.
Ganz wunderbar Paul Fey, gefällt mir sehr gut. 👌👌🤚
Dankeschön 😀
Once again very appealing! Maybe our organist in Brussels will surprise us in the service with a piece by Paul Fey! We will see!
Paul, your reharmonization of these hymns give them a fresh contemporary sound that perfectly suits the spirit of Easter. Great work! Thank you.
I‘m so happy to hear that! Thank you, Ralph 😀
Paul, absolutely brilliant ! I enjoyed each of these very much and you made them even more enjoyable with your amazing talent ! You are truly blessed !
Thank you so much, Scott!! 😊
Ce garçon a un talent incroyable ! Il est habité par sa musique et il maîtrise superbement son instrument, pour notre plus grand plaisir !
Deo gracias !
Thank you so much!!
Love these. I purchased my copy.
Such a beautiful and nice arrangement for the reharmonize of all the Easter hymns.👍👍Hopefully I can have the knowledge too on knowing to reharmonize and also to compose new hymns. And this arrangement also give a very deep feeling about Easter to those that heard it.
Thank you so much Francis! Reharmonizing isnt that hard once you „know your chords“ - just keep experimenting with different keys and chords and you‘ll find the ones which fit well! 😀
@@PaulFey thanks for your sharing Paul. I really appreciate it🙏
Paul, What a joyful and energetic performance of these wonderful hymns ! Your harmonizations are new and fresh, and will be a valuable addition to any organist's repertoire. I hope there will be more in the future. Thank you for all the beautiful music that you give us every week !
Thank you so much, Gene! 😊
A nice bunch of variations and intros to wellknown tunes. Very interesting harmonizations which will be a good fit to Easter celebrations. Partly very festive also! Well done, Paul!
Thank you very much! 😀
Sehr sehr schön Paul Fey, ich freue mich.☺👍👍👍
😀
Wow!
Preciosa selección!!! Muchas gracias!!! Un espléndido trabajo!!! Viva Cristo Resucitado!!!
Por fin alguien a quien entiendo. Es genial en varios idiomas.
A fabulous set of reharmonizations, Paul: BRAVO! They will be really useful for many organists looking to brighten the Easter hymns!
Thank you so much, Graham!!
Love hearing you play.
Thank you so much, Glen! 😀
Du bist ja ein Meister, ich bin dabei. LG aus Mexiko
Raúl, genial saber de alguien en el mismo estado (casi). Amando sus talentos desde un pequeño lugar al norte de ti. Austin, Texas. México tiene algunas hermosas casas de culto.
Great job!
Thank you for sharing your talent and these wonderful, inspirational hymns. Listening through headphones the depth of this performance is brilliant! Brings back fond memories of Easter services past.
Thank you so much! 😀😊
These reharmonization are wonderful. Very tasteful and lively. Just found your channel...subbed!
I‘m so happy to hear that you enjoyed the video! Welcome to the channel then! 😀😊
Thank you Paul for a brilliant performance and for making my hard day so much better! You're the absolute best!😁👍👏👏👏👏👏❤
Thank you so much, Peter 😊
You're so welcome Paul!😁👍🐧
Love your reharmonizations. Quite lovely.
Thank you so much, David!
Gefällt mir ausgezeichnet 👍👍👍
Das freut mich 😀
Das ist wieder sehr gelungen
Dankeschön 😀
awesome work Paul!
Thank you!! 😀
So great to hear you Paul, hope to see you soon in wahren, and wish you a truly blessed future. Btw, love the penguin mascot!
Thank you so much!! So far there are no new services to play there for me there, but I‘m sure they‘ll be back 😀
Merci Paul.
Wünsche nun frohe Ostern und danke für das immer gekonnteSpiel von einem ex. Orgelspieler. PPS😇🏅
Really wonderful!!.....very harmonised and clever realised,good musician,just one word "bravo".... Philippe du bois de Caen en Normandie France
Thank you so much!!
Vm
Klasse gespielt.....Danke
Vielen Dank 😀
Großartig! 🎶😍🎹👏🏻
👌
Beautiful....just beautiful
Thank you so much!
Wieder mal supi! 😀
Danke dir!! 😀
Bin ganz hin und weg, so unglaublich schön und gut gespielt, wahnsinnig schöne Modulationen, herrliche Registrierung. Kenn fast alle Melodien (eigentlich eh alle). Besonders gut gefällt mir auch das Einblenden der Noten, nur sind mir diese Momente etwas zu kurz. Ostern kann kommen! Welch unglaublicher Satz bei „Tochter Zion“, aber so heißt diese Melodie als Ostermelodie nicht, wie Sie schon sagten. Sorry, aber ich kann hier nur in Superlativen schreiben bzw. mich äußern. Dem großen Meister frohe Ostern!
Vielen herzlichen Dank!! 😀 Ich würde die Noten auch gern länger einblenden, aber dann kann man nicht mehr mitlesen oder der Ausschnitt müsste größer sein 😀
Du liest meine Gedanken. Keine gesprochene Sprache kann seine Talente beschreiben. Ich bin wirklich sprachlos.
wunderbar 😃👌👌
Dankeschön 😀
Stunning
Bravo!!!! 😃
Are these all new pieces?
Well, then I'm particularly excited!😜🎹
Yes sir! 😀
♥
Fabulous! Do you sell the glory laud and honor as a standalone title? That's the only one I really need
LOVE YOUR SOÇKS Paul!
Servus, Frohe Ostern!
Really enjoyed listening to these ! For me the special tour de force was the final verse of Jesus Christ is risen today 😀
By the way, is the penguin on the left of the keyboards your mascot or a metronome in disguise ?
Thank you so much for watching, Michael! Haha - it's 'just' a mascot :-D
He had a crayon of a penguin on the wall in 2D, but I think he brought it to life. Not once, but at least twice and then he created a turtle out of thin air.
I liked your socks haha
Haha, thank you! :D
Feliz Natal Deus abençoe o senhor e um jovem muito bom chegando ao fim deste ANO DESEJO TUDO DE BOM PARA O PRÓXIMO ANO 2024 COM A BENÇÃO DE DEUS
Where are these arrangements available to buy? I think it would be cool to add them to my repertoire.
Especially All Creatures of our God and King.
Thank you so much for watching, Rachel! I‘m so happy to hear that you enjoyed the video 😀 You can get your copy of the scores here: feypaul.sellfy.store/p/15-reharmonizations/
Fantasteg 👍🙏
Thank you! 😀
💚2022✨Amen pass the Word....🐧
#MillenniumLanceAndTheOpenScroll 🌹 (Rev. 19:9)🐣
Daniel 11-12 Revelation 20-21
🐰 keeping the Faith 💜😎
Will use this for Christ the King Euchrast! What hymnal do you take the basic harmony from?
Brilliant play, always!
How many pages does this book have?
I‘m not 100% sure but it’s 21 or 22 pages. Each Hymn has 3 Reharmonizations (Normal, Solo, Colourful) 😀
How many in €?
Hervorzuheben ist Ihre Sorge, daß die Lieder in einer Tonart von normalen Menschen gesungen werden können.
If they were hymns nobody knew, fine. But doing this to familiar hymns draws attention away from the hymn and draws attention to the changes -- some of which seemed to be mere gimmicks, isolated, and not integrated into the harmony as a whole. Others' opinions vary, of course. Hymns are worship, not concert pieces...
Well, these harmonizations are supposed to be used for workship - I‘m awaiting your arrangement on these for comparison, Ed 😀 Happy Easter!
It certainly failed to distract me, my attention. But you are right we all have our opinions.
I disagree. Everyone of us has their own individual, personal relationship with Christ just as you have expressed. Paul is truly making a joyful noise to the Lord in his own way and kind enough to share his work .
The relationship with Christ is a personal one and seems to me God wants to hear more from Paul. Most of what I have read and heard regarding Paul he clearly connects with a great deal of people. The angles are taking notice as well as the body of Christ on this earth and in earth orbit. Our minds were intended to grow in Christ and that is exactly what Paul is doing. You believe in tradition and even more, but we all have Christ and we all love him in our own ways.
You can remain traditional and I respect your choice. Personally i find Paul's hard work refreshing and keeps this body of Christ growing. Whatever it takes to spread the word of God is wholeheartedly respected and enjoyed by me, not just his brother in Christ but you, our brother as well.
I respect your choice of tradition but these pieces have always been changed throughout our time in this limited.dimension. Do a bit of digging and you may be shocked at what you learn as it relates to hymnal (any spiritual) melodies We are only here on earth for a limited amount of time. In this limited time I invite new perspectives. I do not go looking for change, but when it is introduced with love and passion, well, I think this world needs a lot more of that.
God does not want his children (all/any of us) to argue, but to love each other and agree to disagree sometimes because nothing is more important to our Savior for this earth. It is our differences that bind us together and makes us stronger. At the end of the day we share the very same passion in the body of Christ. Each of us needs to respect each other and know we are in, and never will be in any position to judge or condemn any part of the Body of Christ. How dare us to do so.
I have heard hundreds of spiritual scores that I do not care for, at all, but I find Paul to be genuine, passionate and loving about his music. Whether we like his music or not, he remains my brother every much as you are my brother. We love Christ and we are passionate about it.
Tradition is important. It is very important to me as well. It is only healthy to hear what you have to say and even if just you and I disagree, you too remain my loving brother in Christ.
I am trying to do what I believe benefits the body of Christ. God is watching us now and knows our hearts 💕. What are we doing in a positive manner to bring others to Christ and keep them interested? If our expressions are not grounded in love, we are doing something very wrong. Just the absences of goodness is by default wickedness.
I will have disagreements with others going forward, but I know everyone is different, no better, no worse. We all fail short of God's grace and we are all sinners. Every single one of us. We are only as sick as our darkest secrets.
I awaken with God and I go to sleep with him everyday. He knows my heart (our hearts) better than I/we do.
You please stand up for tradition. It is very important, important to me too. I understand where you are coming from. Most of the time you and I would probably agree on things, probably more so than me and Paul. If anything, he needs love and positive guidance and help from you and I for his soul to grow, to explode in the body of Christ and expand so much that others needing to hear "the word" will stand up and take notice.
Time to continue spreading Gods word, a joyful noise in our own way. 💜🙏🏻