"Awake, my soul, and sing of Him who died for thee, And hail Him as thy matchless King Through all eternity." ...A powerful hymn of praise played as it should... powerfully !! ... KING of Kings and LORD of Lords !!
Crown him the Lord of love! behold his hands and side, those wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified; *No angel in the sky Can fully bear that sight*
Crown him the Lord of love might need a softer registration not just a sequence of increasing volume as you work through the hymn. How are you timing the space between verses?
RobCharles1981 hi rob i just love church organ music a friend of mine play in a chaple called smernha Mr Peter David he was a full time organist at Coychurch crematorium rob you need to try to get your hands on that organ there because it's the only crematorium with an organ with all the pipes to it you will love playing it kind regurds Peter David's friend Stephen rob give me a ring on 01446 677973 many thanks
Absolutely wonderful...this was the processional hymn when I graduated from the seminary. It always had special meaning to it for me, and you give it justice by the way you play it. Many thanks Rob.I appreciate your work here on the tube.
I went to a S.D.A. boarding school during high school, and we had a forty (40) member choir. The choir often sang this hymn when the students were being ushered out after the service, and boy that choir would really belt out this song with "fortissimo" and make those old rafters ring. What a joy those hymns were. Doctor George Whitehead (San Pasqual Academy Class of 1963)
VERY NICE!!! I APPRECIATE YOU sharing YOUR GREAT, POLISHED TALENT with us, on You-tube! It was great seeing your awesome foot work, also! :) It's AMAZING, & GREAT, that some humans, such as YOU :) have been blessed with this great gift/talent!!! ....I'm THANKFUL 😊 I can atleast watch & listen! 😃 THANKS too, very much, for playing these wonderful hymns, of the CHRISTian Faith! Knowing the messages of these special hymns, is a great, added blessing! 😃 Sincerely, D. BensonTaylor Saskatchewan :)
Oddly raised in the Roman Church in the last 50 onwards, our Parish Priest had excellent taste in using Hymns from the Anglican and Lutheran hymnal's. Enjoy all of you're performance's... a Gift from The Lord.
excelent! still get goose flesh when you play. reminds me of my gran's church in devonshire was the first time I heard that song played. Loved it then and continue to love it now on the organ.
Rob your beautiful playing of this hymn reminds me of a situation I once was in and the awsome way The Lord ministered to me and also used others to do the same. I really grew in The Lord during that time and have had opportunity to minister to others in the same way that I was ministered to.
Thank you for posting your wonderful and joyous organ playing. The beauty and power of the music on this fabulous instrument is inspiring. I love the different tones when you pull out various stops! Also, I think it is brilliant for the cameras to show your hands AND feet--and it is fascinating to watch. The two Easter hymns are my favorites from childhood: Jesus Christ is Ris'n Today and Crown Him With Many Crowns: such glorious chords and spirited playing! Thank you from Seattle, Washington, U.S.
That key looks like a dream compared to our hymnal. In our hymnal it's written in the key of E major. Anyways, I love listening to you play and you make my day. God bless!
This is Wedding Rehearsal music for the Wedding of the Lamb we are all looking forward to! I never knew there was so much going on while playing an organ - 3 rows of keys for the hands, and another row on the floor for the feet.
That was an "RR" - a Rob Rouser! :-) A thundering bass in verses 1 & 2 then, when you'd think it couldn't thunder further, even more in the last verse!
Hi Rob, You bring a great deal of enjoyment - the hymns you play always remind us of many Sunday services held in many a Welsh Chapel - we are so pleased to have found your channel on TH-cam. Cheers! Dafydd and family, Sutton.
You play the mighty organ like it should be played, full throttle. You do an excellent job at recording also. It feels like I am there. Keep up the good playing. By the way, All Saints Church organ is my favorite.
job well done Rob, your name should be mentioned in Oystermouth Parish web site for the great work you are doing for Christ and the Parish.... a thousand likes for this Hymn..... btw ignore the filthy ones who disliked the video....
Hello Mr. Charles. Just watching your video again and I'm looking forward to letting my mom see it when she visits tomorrow. If you don't mind my asking; where are you (area in which you reside) ? I would very much like to purchase a CD of this and other recordings if you have. I try to listen on the way to work, however, some areas have inadequate reception while driving. Thanking you in advance!!
Karen Marcusson Thank You Karen, I'm based in Swansea which is in South Wales, United Kingdom, I've been planning for a while to do record some CD's to support the All Saints Restoration Appeal and possibly a DVD, I will do my best.
RobCharles1981 Hi. I would like to be one of the first to purchase a CD and DVD. I would like to request my favorite though; 'Crown Him with many crowns'. Thank you. Should you ever perform in the US, such as Charlotte, NC, please notify me. Thank you once again!!
I’ve always been accustomed to playing it [as I first learnt it] one full note higher [E], which I’ve always found a bit high so I’ve got into the habit of going down ½ a note to E♭maj., (or D♯ maj.) but I’ve never thought to play it in D. Simple enough, I suppose, but I’d just transpose down on the fly if I had to, as I’ve never actually played it in D, but it looks simple enough. But I’ve never seen it written in D. I’ve never played it in D. Well, until about 3 minutes ago, on my piano. Live & learn …
Just read this and was amused by the idea of playing anything in D# Major, rather than its enharmonic equivalent of Eb Major, If you wanted to write in D# Major, you'd be faced with a key signature of 9 sharps....aaaarggghhhhh
Where you had the H2 for this recording Rob....it was spot on. Fantastic sound quality, good manual views and pedal board, great hymn this, really enjoyed this...Cheers Mr C :-)
Hi Rob. Very nice hymn, but I prefer it in the key of E-flat. I think the usual D is too dull and brittle sounding for this hymn. E-flat just fits this one better I think and the words sound better to it than D.
Cheers Paul yep it is strange - probably with idiot with much else to do with their time - or the fact they don't like the adverts at the start of my vids!
This is played to fast for my liking. Good use of diapasons 8' and 16' especially in Verse 3. Also like the use of the Quintation 16' sounds very strong and creates a good sense of imagery. Well Done!
Wait. What? I see some kind of keys that you're playing with your feet. They don't look like the pedals from a piano. I see you going all over the place. How do you do that? I guess knowing the piano isn't enough to play the organ. 😣 I love this performance. Which is the original organ by the way. I see organs that have 2 levels and others that have 6.
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Now that’s what I call music!
Cheers!
"Awake, my soul, and sing of Him who died for thee, And hail Him as thy matchless King Through all eternity." ...A powerful hymn of praise played as it should... powerfully !! ... KING of Kings and LORD of Lords !!
:D
Crown him the Lord of love! behold his hands and side, those wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified; *No angel in the sky Can fully bear that sight*
Crown him the Lord of love might need a softer registration not just a sequence of increasing volume as you work through the hymn. How are you timing the space between verses?
One day Rob you will play for the choirs of heaven. Even the Lord is inspired by your renditions of His most precious hymns.
Thanks Paul that will be cool!
RobCharles1981 hi rob i just love church organ music a friend of mine play in a chaple called smernha Mr Peter David he was a full time organist at Coychurch crematorium rob you need to try to get your hands on that organ there because it's the only crematorium with an organ with all the pipes to it you will love playing it kind regurds Peter David's friend Stephen rob give me a ring on 01446 677973 many thanks
Encore! This hymn never gets old. I could feel the majesty of the Holy Spirit all the way to the United States 🇺🇸
Thanks!
This was always played for Christ The King Sunday in our church growing up ! Love it so much and you do a wonderful job
Thanks Rachel! :-)
This is one of my favorite hymns, and beautifully done! Thank you!
Thank you! :-)
I wish I could like this again.
Absolutely wonderful...this was the processional hymn when I graduated from the seminary. It always had special meaning to it for me, and you give it justice by the way you play it. Many thanks Rob.I appreciate your work here on the tube.
I don't know how you coordinate your hands a feet!!!!! Love this hymn!
I went to a S.D.A. boarding school during high school, and we had a forty (40) member choir. The choir often sang this hymn when the students were being ushered out after the service, and boy that choir would really belt out this song with "fortissimo" and make those old rafters ring. What a joy those hymns were. Doctor George Whitehead (San Pasqual Academy Class of 1963)
Thats good!
Excellent job. I love church organ and pipe organ music more than anything. May God Bless you. I enjoy hearing you play.
Wayne Ray Lance Many thanks Wayne, all being well I shall be making a long over due return here next Week! :o)
Praised be our Lord and Savior, in his Holy name, Jesus.
Armen!
What a pleasure to listen to these wonderful old hymns so seldom heard today in churches and played so beautifully on this organ.
Thanks!
My father was a pipe organist and used to play this, my favorite him. Thank you so much for putting this on TH-cam for us all to enjoy!
Sorry for the misspelling - Voice recognition doesn’t recognize the word hymn
My pleasure!
The Art Of Technology!
The best version of this song in all of TH-cam. You just cannot beat Rob Charles.... PERIOD!!!
Thanks Randy!
Just love the organ and hymns wonderful
Many thanks!
As an Organist, and Minister, I appeciate this rendition. God Bless.
Thanks....
God is good even on covid 19 times a great hymn thanks rob charles
Thanks!
Crowning achievement. Glory be! Energy-level is heavenly. Cheers! Amen.
Sure is!
VERY NICE!!!
I APPRECIATE YOU sharing YOUR GREAT, POLISHED TALENT with us, on You-tube!
It was great seeing your awesome foot work, also! :)
It's AMAZING, & GREAT, that some humans, such as YOU :) have been blessed with this great gift/talent!!!
....I'm THANKFUL 😊 I can atleast watch & listen! 😃
THANKS too, very much, for playing these wonderful hymns, of the CHRISTian Faith!
Knowing the messages of these special hymns, is a great, added blessing! 😃
Sincerely,
D. BensonTaylor
Saskatchewan :)
Thank you!
👍 i like hymns and great Job rob 👍
+Vanesa Agustina Thank you Venesa! :)
Oddly raised in the Roman Church in the last 50 onwards, our Parish Priest had excellent taste in using Hymns from the Anglican and Lutheran hymnal's. Enjoy all of you're performance's... a Gift from The Lord.
excelent! still get goose flesh when you play. reminds me of my gran's church in devonshire was the first time I heard that song played. Loved it then and continue to love it now on the organ.
Very nice and inspiring. Thank you very much!
Many thanks!
Really wonderful!
Many thanks!
Excellent. God bless
Thanks for listening
Rob your beautiful playing of this hymn reminds me of a situation I once was in and the awsome way The Lord ministered to me and also used others to do the same. I really grew in The Lord during that time and have had opportunity to minister to others in the same way that I was ministered to.
Thanks......
Thank you for posting your wonderful and joyous organ playing. The beauty and power of the music on this fabulous instrument is inspiring. I love the different tones when you pull out various stops! Also, I think it is brilliant for the cameras to show your hands AND feet--and it is fascinating to watch. The two Easter hymns are my favorites from childhood: Jesus Christ is Ris'n Today and Crown Him With Many Crowns: such glorious chords and spirited playing! Thank you from Seattle, Washington, U.S.
Oh i love church organ music very much god bless
Thanks Stephen! :-)
Quite a beautiful and powerful hymn ... love it
Thanks Rachel :-)
Very well played with the usual passion and skill. As I listen to this I feel like I am in the Church hall. Very well done keep it up !
Beautufully done!!
Thank you! Cheers!
God bless you in your work of Praise to The Most Holy Trinity
Thank you! :-)
This is absolutely gorgeous. So majestic and perfect praise for the Lord. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!!!! Thank you!!
Many thanks!
@@RobCharles1981 You are SO welcome!!
A great rendition of this great hymn Rob. Your Organ is sounding beautifully and crisp with every note played.
I love church music I listen to you on my tablet I am nearly 97 Ted Smith Weston super mare somerset
That key looks like a dream compared to our hymnal. In our hymnal it's written in the key of E major.
Anyways, I love listening to you play and you make my day. God bless!
Thanks Matt! :-)
This is Wedding Rehearsal music for the Wedding of the Lamb we are all looking forward to! I never knew there was so much going on while playing an organ - 3 rows of keys for the hands, and another row on the floor for the feet.
Super well played
Thanks!
One of my favorite hymns of all time and you play it so beautifully Rob. Thank you.
Thank you Paul! :-)
Your music is truly a blessing!
Thanks you very much!
Thank you for sharing your musical offering with the world, sir.
Glad you enjoy it!
Ótimo...hino de Páscoa...fine
Obrigado!
@@RobCharles1981
Beautiful talent
Lovely arrangement and execution. Praised be!
Thank you!
Cheers Gordon - that sound gave me goosebumps shame of those Saddos don't know what they are missing here! :o)
That was an "RR" - a Rob Rouser! :-)
A thundering bass in verses 1 & 2 then, when you'd think it couldn't thunder further, even more in the last verse!
Very good! I loved this one! good timing as well this time!
Thanks!
Hi Rob, You bring a great deal of enjoyment - the hymns you play always remind us of many Sunday services held in many a Welsh Chapel - we are so pleased to have found your channel on TH-cam. Cheers! Dafydd and family, Sutton.
+Dafydd Jones Many thanks as always Dafydd! :o)
You play the mighty organ like it should be played, full throttle. You do an excellent job at recording also. It feels like I am there. Keep up the good playing.
By the way, All Saints Church organ is my favorite.
It's amazing.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👋🇧🇷👋👋🇧🇷
Cheers!
job well done Rob, your name should be mentioned in Oystermouth Parish web site for the great work you are doing for Christ and the Parish....
a thousand likes for this Hymn.....
btw ignore the filthy ones who disliked the video....
Wow just WOW 😦
Many thanks!
Youre an inspiration, Rob. Thanks for these videos
Your very welcome thanks for watching! :-)
Heavenly
Thanks!
wonderful song, congratulation RobCharles
Lovely Hymn...
Thank You Sir!
Thank You Francis for your encouragement it's really appreciated! :o)
Very good THANKS!!
We sang this yesterday in church
That's Cool!
Thanks!
Cheers!
I played this for mass, thanks for helping me with the tempo. :-)
+Earl Archibald Campbell of Argyll Your most welcome, hope it well! :o)
+RobCharles1981 Keep me in your prayers, I will be playing for midnight mass, and I am extremely nervous.
I shall......
Many Thanks I'm pleased you enjoy my videos here on youtube!
Wonderful rendition of a great and powerful hymn to the honor and glory of God. But ... what's with the little alarm clock?
I had no idea that your feet had a giant set of keys as well! That's so cool :D
It can do anything! :-)
Mr. Charles. It is perfect.
Karen Marcusson Thank you very much Karen! :o)
Hello Mr. Charles. Just watching your video again and I'm looking forward to letting my mom see it when she visits tomorrow. If you don't mind my asking; where are you (area in which you reside) ? I would very much like to purchase a CD of this and other recordings if you have. I try to listen on the way to work, however, some areas have inadequate reception while driving. Thanking you in advance!!
Karen Marcusson Thank You Karen, I'm based in Swansea which is in South Wales, United Kingdom, I've been planning for a while to do record some CD's to support the All Saints Restoration Appeal and possibly a DVD, I will do my best.
RobCharles1981 Hi. I would like to be one of the first to purchase a CD and DVD. I would like to request my favorite though; 'Crown Him with many crowns'. Thank you. Should you ever perform in the US, such as Charlotte, NC, please notify me. Thank you once again!!
Karen Marcusson My Pleasure Karen! :o)
Well done foot work!!!
Great many thanks for the encouragement - a clock is to tell the time so that's what it's for! :o)
im choi~^^ here korea~ holy God^^
Thank you!
Thanks Kent.
Thank You Paul - I used the Boom Microphone Stand found in the Church and I played with the record mode settings had it on 80% Surround Sound :o)
I’ve always been accustomed to playing it [as I first learnt it] one full note higher [E], which I’ve always found a bit high so I’ve got into the habit of going down ½ a note to E♭maj., (or D♯ maj.) but I’ve never thought to play it in D.
Simple enough, I suppose, but I’d just transpose down on the fly if I had to, as I’ve never actually played it in D, but it looks simple enough. But I’ve never seen it written in D. I’ve never played it in D. Well, until about 3 minutes ago, on my piano. Live & learn …
Just read this and was amused by the idea of playing anything in D# Major, rather than its enharmonic equivalent of Eb Major, If you wanted to write in D# Major, you'd be faced with a key signature of 9 sharps....aaaarggghhhhh
Exactly Keith It had all the works and as 007Vauxhall Said The Sound was Spot on Too! :o)
A lovely Hymn are playing 3 flats ? Great spots used
Two Sharps!
yes rob ha ha
Many thanks I'm touched I'm sure I will get a mention too! :o)
RobCharles1981 Rob Charles, your playing is just Magnificent! Thank you so much for your talents and spreading of the Holy Spirit!
I envy your footwork. ;-) well done!
Where you had the H2 for this recording Rob....it was spot on. Fantastic sound quality, good manual views and pedal board, great hymn this, really enjoyed this...Cheers Mr C :-)
Also, can you possibly do a video on "O God Our Help In Ages Past" and/or Prelude and Fugue in C Major?
I did St Anne a while ago but will do the other soon!
Very good Rob, but I wonder who presses the dislike button twice? strange eh..
Many Thanks! :o)
Rob, at my church we used a Allen organ which stops should i use to make near sound
Dunno know on that one!
in the common praise its 3 flats
Hi Rob. Very nice hymn, but I prefer it in the key of E-flat. I think the usual D is too dull and brittle sounding for this hymn. E-flat just fits this one better I think and the words sound better to it than D.
Jack Wood Thanks Jack.
Cheers Paul yep it is strange - probably with idiot with much else to do with their time - or the fact they don't like the adverts at the start of my vids!
This is played to fast for my liking. Good use of diapasons 8' and 16' especially in Verse 3. Also like the use of the Quintation 16' sounds very strong and creates a good sense of imagery. Well Done!
Cheers, it's not fast it's how it's played, it maybe the echo of the building.
Many thanks Your Welcome! :o)
What hymnal do you play your hymns from?
Mission Praise or Hymns Old And New.
Rob, did you get my friend request on Facebook? It's OK if you don't except it, I just thought we could be friends since we are both organists.
Jack Wood No Jack Sorry I didn't go ahead and re-send again....
RobCharles1981 I re-sent it.
Wait. What? I see some kind of keys that you're playing with your feet. They don't look like the pedals from a piano. I see you going all over the place. How do you do that? I guess knowing the piano isn't enough to play the organ. 😣 I love this performance. Which is the original organ by the way. I see organs that have 2 levels and others that have 6.
It took years of training to play the feet its the second manual - the great.
Many Thanks It's easy when you know - unlike for those two idiots who can't even play!
Heavenly
Thanks!
Many thanks! :o)
Many thanks! :o)