I am listening to this at work and I honestly have a lump in my throat. As a lifelong Episcopalian, I find this music refreshes my soul -- and I need that right now. I always enjoy your programs. I wish I had money to send you. Please know I always pray for you.
THANK YOU for recording and posting this ! It takes me back to the formative years of my Faith... and yes, we still called it the "C. of E." here in the United States back then. We had the best of church music and the grand hymns, all the Anglican Chant and canticles, the beautiful language of the BCB, the vestments, the incense, the bells and all the best altar practices. Almost all trashed in the last quarter of the last century, replaced by agendas and incipit ditties for church music and bishops festooned like peacocks. People left in droves. THANK YOU for giving me a window back into the good days of high style worship, which made me the person I am today. Your TH-cam presentations will surely be life-preservers thrown to some struggling souls, floundering on the rough seas of this present world. God Bless you and the people of your Cathedral. Hold high the Faith.
One of the best Easter hymn compilations I've heard. Well done, Richard. Bravo and thank you. I will be sending this link to several people for their enjoyment & celebration. 👏👏👏⛪🐰🐣🎹🎶
Richard, I hope that you don't get bored when I say that this is your best production yet, bored because I say this every time you issue a new recording. Your recitals and Virtual Church became a lifeline in Covid times, and now that we are meant to be out of Covid , it is still a lifeline. This is a wonderful recording of the best of Easter praise, in a wonderful place. How can we thank you enough for all that you do to enhance the quality of our lives.
Jesus Christ, God's only-begotten Son is risen; He is risen, indeed - ALLELUIA! Thank you, Richard, for sharing your saving faith and renewing musicianship!
Absolutely amazing. A definitive collection. Stunning audio and the detail - words included - that took so much work. Wow. I am in awe. Thank you for this amazing upload!
Magnificent place, magnificent instrument, magnificent music making! Greatest of all are the deep meaning and foundational truths in the words in the sub-titles. If one carefully reads and ponders these Easter hymn texts, he/she will know what Christianity truly is at its core. Christianity is a Person! I will try to sing along the next time through ; the first time I'd have been too overcome with emotion. Needless to say, I didn't get this kind of Easter music in my little church this year. Thank you.
Easter is my favorite church holiday because He IS Risen 🌷🙏. Thank you so much for doing a set of Easter songs.( Also for adding the words on the screen.) If I knew how to contact you I would send you some special Easter 🧦 socks. 😊Happy Easter everyone. 😊🐇🥚
Glorious and triumphant musical renditions. Excellent articulation of the fingers accompanied by the effective footworks. Very interesting. Thanks for the blessings from the musical selections. Be Blessed.🤍♥️✝️🌿
This is a great compilation of Easter music and hymns. Having the words for each hymn on the screen as you played was very helpful and for those of us studying your word painting, an excellent guide. Thank you, Richard!
Obviously Salisbury is not air conditioned. Must have been a chilly day you recorded this magnificent virtual church. You mastered the keyboard even wrapped up as you appear……..Kudos!
This is now Easter Day 2023! And this sounds better than ever! Thank you for making a recovering/stay-at-home Easter the way it should be--GRAND! With the enormous sounds of the glorious organ filling our house!!! THANK YOU!!!!!! Blessings and more from Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
I especially enjoyed hearing the Healey Willan which I have played many times. We 'claim' him as Canadian! I'm curious about playing in sock feet. In Canada, that is most definitely frowned on. I wore out my first pair of organ shoes after about 25 years... and sadly, the 2nd pair has not got the same amount of use.
The only Cathedral organ I have played properly when I was a younger. I was a reasonable player but painfully shy. I went with the Kent Organists Association. They said to me: Matthew if you don't play this now you will regret it so I plucked up the courage and improvised for a few minutes. The old girl drew me in and I forgot about the other people. You can tell it is a Father WIllis a mile away. It is very similar to your Lincoln recording. I have not been to that Cathedral but it seems to have a bit more reverb than Salisbury from the sample set. Anyway I'd love the chance to play her again. I go to a Reformed Baptist Church to worship now but I still get to Choral Evensong often. I went to the Cathedral School and the place has been there all my life: thanks Richard. Sadly I have let the organ go (problems of practice access) but still play the piano. I should take steps to try and play the organ again. In my 20s though I didn't do any grades I got lessons from Paul Morgan when I was at Exeter Uni and had access to the Harrison and Holy Cross Crediton. I got to quite a good standard: halcyon days...I'm in my 40s now.
Hi Richard, Caroline, Hugo and cats!🤗 Hi everybody in the BIS community!🤗 Hope you all had a great easter!💛🐣💒 Easter was a bit chaotic for me, so I was a bit sad I was only able to join live at the start of the week. Catching up now though, and listening to Richard playing and reading the chat makes me smile!😊 Richard and Caroline you have created such a loving community, it warms my heart! Thank you! ❤🙏 I really enjoy hauptwerk, to hear a real organ though with the oomph and acoustic is awesome. I really loved this organ. Richard's playing is also music to my ears!😘 Very cool to hear at least two hymn, that I know very well in Swedish, Jesus christ is risen today, and Love's redeeming work is done. Also discovered a new favorite The Green blade Riseth and love the piece at 47:32! Thanks to the Salisbury Cathedral for the footage and whoever made it. It was spectacular! Greetings from Gothenburg Sweden!
Plus 1. Tom from the Midwest in the United States. Great selection of hymns and organ works. A lot of them are in the Catholic hymnal. Thank you for prerecording this concert and showing the beauty of the cathedral. A blessed Easter to you, Caroline and Hugo.
What a fabulous compilation! The sound of the Father Willis organ is just magnificent. LOVE your playing of the Vierne. The pace and registration allows one to hear the inner parts. Quite brilliant. Thank you and Happy Easter.
Ah, simply wonderful on so many levels. Thank you for this compilation bringing the light of Christ into a time of darkness, the light of the coming resurrection into the anguished wait and struggle, warm music into a tenebrous cold of an autumn night, winter rolling in. Christ has died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again.
Utterly breathtaking, Richard. From start to finish your joy in this resurrection music is "catching" and thrilling. Thank you, and a very Happy and Blessed Easter!
An inspiring program. Thank you so much. The drone visuals are stunning, I'm glad you included them. I'd have loved to hear Handelian grace notes aplenty in Maccabeus! On an LP I have of an RSCM massed choirs gathering in Liverpool Cathedral, in the hymn: Jesus Christ is ris'n today, the lwords: like him we rise, are sung rallentando, with a lengthening of the last word. The effect is so dramatic yet musical. Happy Easter from Australia.
Cool socks - and the organ playing's not bad either! So pleased that the algorithm popped this channel up for me to find. Many thanks for your awesome work.
Excellent video as always! I've been using the Salisbury sample set in Hauptwerk on my current setup. What amazes me the most is how close Hauptwerk gets to the real thing. I'm sure it's a different experience playing it in person but just by listening to the recording you might as well could have recorded it in the BIS music room and it would have sounded just as good. Thank you Richard for sharing this wonderful selection with us! Happy Easter!
It is always amazing in which context individual melodies appear - "Christ the Lord is risen today" is obviously about the resurrection - in the German counterpart "Herr ich bin Dein Eigentum" the content is that you are God's property and that he leads you to the goal of life.
@@beautyinsound the production of this video is really outstanding even compared to your previous efforts, love the drone footage you added inside and outside the cathedral!
Magnifique, Richard! I am enjoying your music this Easter from Brantford, Ontario, Canda. Can't think of a better way to spend an Easter morn! Rhosymedre was a nice touch at the end. Thank you.
So sorry I was an hour late tuning in today, but it couldn’t be helped. Still grateful I got to enjoy this however, even if it wasn’t live with the rest of you.
Like many other Hauptwerk users, I have this sample set. I am excited to hear the refurbished organ and played by an accomplished organist like Richard.
BRAVO! BRAVO! BRAVO! The victory IS won! Your music, Richard, SO splendidly conveyed that message w/such power & glory of performance. What more worship does one need? THANK YOU & blesssings for yours & your family's Easter celebrations...
Stunning church. Been there a number of times. There, at least 20 years ago when I was there, was a tour that took you to near the top of the steeple where you got a heck of a good view.
Fabulous! What an organ!!! I am regularly disappointed, however, that when I research these glorious cathedrals, I find no mention that they are property which was stolen from the Roman Catholic Church.
Many thanks! I think you’re overlooking a significant part of English history… the ‘Reformation’ and ‘Dissolution of the Monasteries’ is very much part of our heritage and great cathedrals such as Salisbury very much went through this period.
What I want to know is how in bloody hell does Richard play the Finale from Symphony #1 in stocking feet? I would have bruises enough to cripple me if I even practiced the first two pages without my organ shoes. Please accept my echo of the numerous deserved complimentary comments made by others. When I can, I will send money.
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I am listening to this at work and I honestly have a lump in my throat. As a lifelong Episcopalian, I find this music refreshes my soul -- and I need that right now. I always enjoy your programs. I wish I had money to send you. Please know I always pray for you.
THANK YOU for recording and posting this ! It takes me back to the formative years of my Faith... and yes, we still called it the "C. of E." here in the United States back then. We had the best of church music and the grand hymns, all the Anglican Chant and canticles, the beautiful language of the BCB, the vestments, the incense, the bells and all the best altar practices. Almost all trashed in the last quarter of the last century, replaced by agendas and incipit ditties for church music and bishops festooned like peacocks. People left in droves. THANK YOU for giving me a window back into the good days of high style worship, which made me the person I am today. Your TH-cam presentations will surely be life-preservers thrown to some struggling souls, floundering on the rough seas of this present world. God Bless you and the people of your Cathedral. Hold high the Faith.
From philippines
One of the best Easter hymn compilations I've heard. Well done, Richard. Bravo and thank you. I will be sending this link to several people for their enjoyment & celebration. 👏👏👏⛪🐰🐣🎹🎶
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I miss the detail that the old hymns had. I grew up reformed Presbyterian and our church had the pipe organ; we sang to these every week.
Richard, I hope that you don't get bored when I say that this is your best production yet, bored because I say this every time you issue a new recording. Your recitals and Virtual Church became a lifeline in Covid times, and now that we are meant to be out of Covid , it is still a lifeline. This is a wonderful recording of the best of Easter praise, in a wonderful place. How can we thank you enough for all that you do to enhance the quality of our lives.
Thanks Andrew! You help me more than enough 😊
So well said! And I totally agree!!!!! Thanks for saying it so well!!!
Jesus Christ, God's only-begotten Son is risen; He is risen, indeed - ALLELUIA!
Thank you, Richard, for sharing your saving faith and renewing musicianship!
Absolutely amazing. A definitive collection. Stunning audio and the detail - words included - that took so much work. Wow. I am in awe. Thank you for this amazing upload!
GLORY TO THE LORD THE CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, IN THE NAME OF THE MESSIAH, YASHUA OF NAZARETH, BORN IN BETHLEHEM EPHRATA!
Magnificent place, magnificent instrument, magnificent music making! Greatest of all are the deep meaning and foundational truths in the words in the sub-titles. If one carefully reads and ponders these Easter hymn texts, he/she will know what Christianity truly is at its core. Christianity is a Person! I will try to sing along the next time through ; the first time I'd have been too overcome with emotion. Needless to say, I didn't get this kind of Easter music in my little church this year. Thank you.
Well brother, on this Easter Sunday 2022, I came to you looking for exactly what you've given me through Christ. God bless you and thank you.
Easter is my favorite church holiday because He IS Risen 🌷🙏. Thank you so much for doing a set of Easter songs.( Also for adding the words on the screen.) If I knew how to contact you I would send you some special Easter 🧦 socks. 😊Happy Easter everyone. 😊🐇🥚
Thank you so much Richard for sharing this beautiful organ music celebrating our risen Savior!
Beautiful presentation! I'm still trying to figure out how you advance your digital screen.
Glorious and triumphant musical renditions. Excellent articulation of the fingers accompanied by the effective footworks. Very interesting. Thanks for the blessings from the musical selections. Be Blessed.🤍♥️✝️🌿
On my this easter, laid up with fractured knee u brought the beauty of Jesus to me I am m most grateful ✝️
Happy Resurrection Sunday!! Thank you for sharing this beautiful video!
Thank you! Have Covid, couldn't get out!
A wonderful performance with some imaginative stopping. But perhaps sometimes less is more 🤔
This is a great compilation of Easter music and hymns. Having the words for each hymn on the screen as you played was very helpful and for those of us studying your word painting, an excellent guide. Thank you, Richard!
Obviously Salisbury is not air conditioned. Must have been a chilly day you recorded this magnificent virtual church. You mastered the keyboard even wrapped up as you appear……..Kudos!
Beautiful throughout; stunning and gorgeous Louis Vierne to finish! Just wonderful!!! ❤
This is now Easter Day 2023! And this sounds better than ever! Thank you for making a recovering/stay-at-home Easter the way it should be--GRAND! With the enormous sounds of the glorious organ filling our house!!! THANK YOU!!!!!! Blessings and more from Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
I especially enjoyed hearing the Healey Willan which I have played many times. We 'claim' him as Canadian! I'm curious about playing in sock feet. In Canada, that is most definitely frowned on. I wore out my first pair of organ shoes after about 25 years... and sadly, the 2nd pair has not got the same amount of use.
Truly awesome Richard. You didn’t disappoint.
Thank you so much for your wonderful Easter hymns and organ music .
The only Cathedral organ I have played properly when I was a younger. I was a reasonable player but painfully shy. I went with the Kent Organists Association. They said to me: Matthew if you don't play this now you will regret it so I plucked up the courage and improvised for a few minutes. The old girl drew me in and I forgot about the other people. You can tell it is a Father WIllis a mile away. It is very similar to your Lincoln recording. I have not been to that Cathedral but it seems to have a bit more reverb than Salisbury from the sample set. Anyway I'd love the chance to play her again. I go to a Reformed Baptist Church to worship now but I still get to Choral Evensong often. I went to the Cathedral School and the place has been there all my life: thanks Richard. Sadly I have let the organ go (problems of practice access) but still play the piano. I should take steps to try and play the organ again. In my 20s though I didn't do any grades I got lessons from Paul Morgan when I was at Exeter Uni and had access to the Harrison and Holy Cross Crediton. I got to quite a good standard: halcyon days...I'm in my 40s now.
Hi Richard, Caroline, Hugo and cats!🤗
Hi everybody in the BIS community!🤗
Hope you all had a great easter!💛🐣💒
Easter was a bit chaotic for me, so I was a bit sad I was only able to join live at the start of the week.
Catching up now though, and listening to Richard playing and reading the chat makes me smile!😊
Richard and Caroline you have created such a loving community, it warms my heart! Thank you!
❤🙏
I really enjoy hauptwerk, to hear a real organ though with the oomph and acoustic is awesome. I really loved this organ. Richard's playing is also music to my ears!😘
Very cool to hear at least two hymn, that I know very well in Swedish, Jesus christ is risen today, and Love's redeeming work is done. Also discovered a new favorite The Green blade Riseth and love the piece at 47:32!
Thanks to the Salisbury Cathedral for the footage and whoever made it. It was spectacular! Greetings from Gothenburg Sweden!
Top of my bucket list: Attend Easter services at this cathedral! Absolutely lovely music and stunning video. God Bless you!
Thank you Richard, that was truly uplifting and inspiring.
P.S Naughy I know but I can't hear Ellacombe (Day of Resurrection) played without thinking of the final scene of the film If..
Thankyou Richard, that was absolutely brilliant. Trevor & Jan Taylor, Canewdon, Essex 🐈🐈
Plus 1. Tom from the Midwest in the United States. Great selection of hymns and organ works. A lot of them are in the Catholic hymnal. Thank you for prerecording this concert and showing the beauty of the cathedral. A blessed Easter to you, Caroline and Hugo.
What a fabulous compilation! The sound of the Father Willis organ is just magnificent. LOVE your playing of the Vierne. The pace and registration allows one to hear the inner parts. Quite brilliant. Thank you and Happy Easter.
Ah, simply wonderful on so many levels. Thank you for this compilation bringing the light of Christ into a time of darkness, the light of the coming resurrection into the anguished wait and struggle, warm music into a tenebrous cold of an autumn night, winter rolling in. Christ has died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again.
Thank you very much for this beautiful recital celebrating Easter; God resurrecting Christ Jesus from death. God bless you.
One of the most amazing instruments in the UK. Built in 1876 and still going unchanged tonally! Thanks Richard!
Good recording - the Tubas are nice and bright whereas in a similar recording by the same player, they were dull and seemingly enclosed
They have faund Jesus Christ blood in israel lirving blood thankfull for everything amasing
Wonderful: cathedral, hymns, registration, organ sound, everything! 👍🏻👏🏻😎
Thank you!
Utterly breathtaking, Richard. From start to finish your joy in this resurrection music is "catching" and thrilling. Thank you, and a very Happy and Blessed Easter!
An inspiring program. Thank you so much. The drone visuals are stunning, I'm glad you included them.
I'd have loved to hear Handelian grace notes aplenty in Maccabeus!
On an LP I have of an RSCM massed choirs gathering in Liverpool Cathedral, in the hymn: Jesus Christ is ris'n today, the lwords: like him we rise, are sung rallentando, with a lengthening of the last word. The effect is so dramatic yet musical.
Happy Easter from Australia.
Thankful because He is risen!
Very uplifting! Can’t wait to hear Easter!!
Even here in Christchurch NZ...a magnificent ensemble.
Thankyou Richard, that was absolutely brilliant. Trevor & Jan Taylor, Canewdon, Essex 🐈🐈
Oh my God this is beautiful! Thank you for putting this together with the lyrics.
Cool socks - and the organ playing's not bad either! So pleased that the algorithm popped this channel up for me to find. Many thanks for your awesome work.
Thanks be to GOD and Mr. McVeigh for this wonderful Easter concert! I really appreciate it, sir.
Feel Blessed. i LOVE Pipe Organ, from Indonesia
Jesus is risen...why do you seek the living amongst the dead?
What a beautiful concert! Gorgeous music and visuals. Just amazing.
Richard,Another epic collection of Easter Masterpieces. The World Thanks You.
This is some beautiful music I listen to this and practices my ocarina to all this.
Tremendous, thankyou Richard.
❤😂
Tartaria
I was once in this wonderful cathedral years ago… wish I could be there to hear these Easter works. Elva, Virginia USA
Excellent video as always! I've been using the Salisbury sample set in Hauptwerk on my current setup. What amazes me the most is how close Hauptwerk gets to the real thing. I'm sure it's a different experience playing it in person but just by listening to the recording you might as well could have recorded it in the BIS music room and it would have sounded just as good. Thank you Richard for sharing this wonderful selection with us! Happy Easter!
Now what kind of a genius would it be who invented a pipe organ???
It is always amazing in which context individual melodies appear - "Christ the Lord is risen today" is obviously about the resurrection - in the German counterpart "Herr ich bin Dein Eigentum" the content is that you are God's property and that he leads you to the goal of life.
same tune as I sing to almighty power of God
Richard, I miss the dating feature which was part of your previous postings. DJ in Knoxville TN
Richard, you didn't disappoint. That was awesome!
Thank you for this lovely program. It was truly beautiful.
The sound is ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!
This really is the biggest compliment you can give me! Thank you
@@beautyinsound the production of this video is really outstanding even compared to your previous efforts, love the drone footage you added inside and outside the cathedral!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I wish I could click like 100 times.
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Magnifique, Richard! I am enjoying your music this Easter from Brantford, Ontario, Canda. Can't think of a better way to spend an Easter morn! Rhosymedre was a nice touch at the end. Thank you.
Great Hymn of Wheat that comes up Green
Heavenly! Lovely repertory! Thanks for sharing 😊
So sorry I was an hour late tuning in today, but it couldn’t be helped. Still grateful I got to enjoy this however, even if it wasn’t live with the rest of you.
Absolutely lovely. Thank you so much. (Love your socks.)
Fabulous as always, wonderful rendition of the Vierne - my favourite organ piece - played superbly - - thanks you so much.
This is so lovely! Thank you for honoring Christ through the beautiful music!
Like many other Hauptwerk users, I have this sample set. I am excited to hear the refurbished organ and played by an accomplished organist like Richard.
Danke für das schöne Konzert!
As usual a master full rendition of the Vierne Final to Symphony No. 1:
A piece that never grows old when well-performed.
Nice to have a sneak peek on Easter Day, as it were.
BRAVO! BRAVO! BRAVO! The victory IS won! Your music, Richard, SO splendidly conveyed that message w/such power & glory of performance. What more worship does one need? THANK YOU & blesssings for yours & your family's Easter celebrations...
Beautiful! Thanking God for the wonderful gift He has given you. Easter blessings. 🙏🏻
I wonder what your favorite is…..
There's a reason they call the pipe organ " the king of instruments "
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Beautifu... Frohe Karfreistag!
Excellent bedtime 🎶🤝🙏. 🤭 socks
Stunning church. Been there a number of times. There, at least 20 years ago when I was there, was a tour that took you to near the top of the steeple where you got a heck of a good view.
No save to playlist option ?
Ya very nice thank you for putting
up the words for the hymns.
Thank you so much, very appreciative of this hymnody.
Beautiful 🌕🌑🌠🌌🐰
See, the conquering hero comes is the most magnificent of melodies. Thanks for playing it.
Not if you're a Highlander,written for the duke of Cumberland!!
@@charleshickson9817 I guess I don't know the history. That could certainly colour your opinion of the piece.
Fabulous! What an organ!!! I am regularly disappointed, however, that when I research these glorious cathedrals, I find no mention that they are property which was stolen from the Roman Catholic Church.
Many thanks! I think you’re overlooking a significant part of English history… the ‘Reformation’ and ‘Dissolution of the Monasteries’ is very much part of our heritage and great cathedrals such as Salisbury very much went through this period.
Thank you Rev Miller once again Yes. It is so difficult to forgive when wronged!
Thank you, Jesus bless you
What I want to know is how in bloody hell does Richard play the Finale from Symphony #1 in stocking feet? I would have bruises enough to cripple me if I even practiced the first two pages without my organ shoes.
Please accept my echo of the numerous deserved complimentary comments made by others. When I can, I will send money.
Why the verse 1 changes to the traditional words of "At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing". Not good.
Good for the soul. Thanks!
Wow!! Love the Bach pieces.
Truly a blessing!
Thank you Richard, Caroline and the rest
Wonderful,give me Hope/ God bless
Son du grand orgue historique de la Basilique Saint-Sernin de Toulouse
I think I have gone to Heaven, but I pinch myself and I am still here at my computer....