And Can It Be That I Should Gain? All Saints Church Oystermouth Swansea
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2012
- My final video for this week here at All Saints Church, the rousing "And Can It Be" To the tune of Sagina where the ZoomH2 was placed in the Nave to capture the true sound of this fine Organ.
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Many Thanks
Rob
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I love traditional hymns on organ; miss it in today's modern worship.
Warmed this old Methodist heart.
Warmed this (probably older) Methodist heart ❤️😂 God bless 🙏
I love it when the organist doesn’t DRAG the hymn!! Great job!!!
Thanks for listening
Beautiful
Thank you
My grandma was the organist at a local Methodist chapel and played all these hymns on the organ in the chapel from
memory after over 60 years as organist and missed out verses that were not popular with the congregation. She was quite a character but loved by all.
I have enjoyed hearing the old hymns and many happy memories came flooding back even though I cried through it all.
Many thanks for the memories brought back to
+David Sandbach Thank you very much David! :o)
As a Methodist and a church organist I have to say this is a fabulous rendition of this great hymn.
Thanks Ian.
Beautiful and DISmundane! Heartfelt glorious! Pure excellence of music!
Many thanks!
Master Charles, thank you so much for giving such rich worship. Rich in God's Word is everything.
Thanks for listening
Rob this is a beautiful hymn and you played it beautifully. You and your playing are such a real blessing in The Lord.
Thanks Patty!
Show me your ways, O Lord, teach me your paths; guide me in your truth.” - Psalm 25:4-5
@TheRenaissanceman65 Everything
This music lifts the spirit 100% percent, mesmerized and immersed totally in the sound of the organ.
Thank You!
Bravo. Thank you for your ministry of music 🎶 AGO, USA
Thanks!
For me, to live is Christ and to die is gain!Beautifully done!
:-)
Just Terrific !. Sheer Beauty Of Sound. Lovingly Played. Respects And Greetings From Scotland.
Thanks John!
Truly awesome Rob, we sang this in church today and it is one of my favourites I love singing it as much as playing it. Thaks!
Glory belongs to God who taught this man of God to press that piano
Superb playing.
Another one of my all-time favorites but to a different tune than the one I'm accustomed to. Beautiful! Thank, Rob!
Charles
So profoundly glorious!
Thanks!
you are doing something truly valuable and precious. keep it up!
Rob - This is wonderful; the memories it brings back of my days in Boys Brigade. "I woke, arose, and followed Thee." The words to this stirring hymn are very meaningful. God bless you, Rob, in your ministry of music. I do believe that the Holy Spirit is guiding you. - Stefan
VERY PRECIOUS ROB!
Thank you!
Amazing love how can it be that thou my God hast died for me?
Many thanks! :o)
Positively marvelous, this video, Rob!
Thank you for sharing, sir!!!
Absolutely bostin, Rob! Both in playing and chosen registration this was excellent!
This hymn's in my Top Ten all-time favourites - there's at least another two Charles Wesley hymns there too!
Many thanks for watching! :o)
Excellent play. Am listening in from Uganda
Great - many thanks!
@Jeep192 Many thanks for watching I'm pleased you enjoyed this :-)
Many thanks Jacob! :o)
Simply beautiful! Thank you for sharing your gift for playing the organ. Its fascinating to watch and heart-stirring to hear the lovely hymns.
Many thanks Judith! :-)
wonderful!!, well played
Thank you!
Thank you Terry!
sound is fantastic from that location. The organ would have been originally voiced for the church ambience, and this position demonstrates that wonderfully. The sound near to the actual instrument is often far removed from that heard by the congregation.
wow
Thanks!
Many thanks!
Very Good THANKS !!!
Cheers!
Great sound Rob, nice jolly hymn this. Enjoyed it. :-)
Nicely played. There's nothing like a Charles Wesley hymn.
Thank You nope that's nothing with that either! ;o)
@kentwesterly Many Thanks Kent :-)
@JamesEncliffe I know James its amazing people don't realise what organ there is in All Saints when you hear the Organ in real life you just have to hear the power of the organ! Recently some of the stops have been re voiced to make them sound louder on what they should be!
Rob. this is my favorite hymn of all time. You play it magnificently. My only question is will Rev. Arthur let you record you playing this with the congregation? Thanks for your dedication and your service, not only to us, but to God!
@silverstartrucker Cheers King Arthur it gives the great effect that your in a real cathedral church! :-)
Cheers.
@accousticdecay Many Thanks for watching I'm the best! :-)
Simpley Magnificent !
+Seth De Vries Thanks very much!
@kejcolley Cheers Keith Looking forward to that :-)
@oldbear52 Yeah many thanks Dave appreciated :-)
Beautifully played Rob
Thanks.....
Os Monges Cecilianos cultivam o Canto Gregoriano e a alta música instrumental e vocal dos
velhos Mestres. Somos o único Monastério dedicado a contemplação pela música. Nos
congratulamos com os que defendem a Arte da Música. PARABÉNS!!!!!! BRAVO.
Monges Cecilianos.
Arquiabadia de Santa Cecilia da
Arquidiocese de Santo Anselmo de Cantuária - Brasil
Que hino maravilhoso. Eres un gran organista!
¡Muchas gracias!
Very well played with passion.
Thanks Francis.
Well played!!!!!
+Daniel Kubacki Cheers!
Proper good Rob. It's a joy and privilege to still hear those wonderful gospel hymn's played by a wonderful organist.
How can I explain? Listening to you , even though it seems old fashioned to some people is an absolute pleasure to listen to the old ones.which to me are best.. I'm so grateful to you for the influence you've given me to keep the lord and holy spirit inside me.( In the beginning was the word and the word was with God)
You are an absolute pleasure and privilege to be able to listen to as a form of worship, having found the lord after many years astray. Excellent X Billy Bray from Cornwall has been a tremendous read as well as the Bible..... Billy Bray the Cornish Tin miner who got saved from alcoholism and built load's of chapel's in Cornwall." There's Power Power wonder working power in the precious blood of the lamb" Keep up the good work Rob . You are still a great comfort/inspiration.
Thank You!
Very nice!
Thanks!
Quick-draw on the stops! Good playing, and such a rich sound!
@007vauxhall Cheers Paul great sound as well captures the fine sound of the Conker Organ! :-)
great playing!
Thanks Stephen! :)
I know this hymn as, "Amazing Love". I LOVE the tempo! Congregations have a tendency to drag hymns.
Thanks Janet.
The name of this great Wesley hymn is " And Can it Be". The anthem of Methodism.
Always fascinating of how these types of instruments work. How the workers of that organ was able to stuff all those pipes in a small space like that and how each individual pipe has their own note. The biggest organs I've seen are about the size of a small house and how they shake the ground just like this old school conocer is just crazy
Indeed!
@Bevoin1970 Cheers Paul maybe ile do something like that soon! :-)
Maybe one day Rob, you can make a video which explains all the workings of the Organ, especially all those Knobs that I see, plus the three different level key boards too, I'd be interested to know. :-)
Find grand sound this Rob !
@Buf451 Many Thanks Stefan he is guiding me also :-)
@bankercop Cheers!
Another splendid rendition! I should love to know if any CDs are available with these recordings.
Many thanks - not at the moment.
@kejcolley Cheers Keith what others ? :-)
@cornwall59 typo error *fine I see your on the Gin! :-)
@bankercop Many Thanks no it aint it's spot on! :-)
Great work Rob.A fabulous organ sound and a great Organist Rob.
john uhr-henry Thanks John!
Rob, I'll send you my full Top Ten (probably tomorrow) I'm off now to get ready to go on shift.
PRAISE HIM WITH TRIMBREL AND DANCE: PRAISE HIM WITH STRINGED INSTURMENTS AND ORGANS!! PSALMS 150:4 THIS ORGAN IS PRAISING HIM.
The best
I can get.. So lovely
+falowo john Thanks very much!
Thanks.. But, since when have you been playing organ?
I've been an Organist for almost 20 years, but I don't play here at All Saints Church I just enjoy coming here to play and practice and do Videos on the Organ for everyones Enjoyment.
Oh... That's good. ... I do enjoy you. Please can you send me ST DUKE TUNE DESCANT... am a PIANIST by profession..
I don't think I have it sorry.
Those are lovely sounding reeds you added for the third stanza. Which ones were they? And then you knocked one of them off? Why? Did it sound overpowering to you? I enjoy your clean playing - very inspiring.
Thank you I think that was Cornopean on the swell if I remmeber and no the soundn't over power me.
Thanks - can't understand you thou.
Brilliant,as usual, but I think you were a bit ambitious with the speed and a typical congregation! :-p Keep the Awesome tunes coming! :)
i will be taking organ lessons from gordon turk! he is a famous organist from the new jersey area
I stand corrected, Rob! It is the same tune. Guess my hearing is getting worse! Sorry!
Charles
Must be late for lunch
XD
Good tempo - the risk of playing this hymn too slowly is the congregation will loose air support and not sing strongly - I prefer the tempo brighter with this hymn if the congregation is familiar with it.
great play...but i think it should go a lil slower
donchissy I think so too. It's hard to sing to, as it's a little too fast in my opinion, but other than that, it's great.
donchissy it's perfect the speed he plays it is the right speed it's the same speed I play it and everyone can sing along to it well easy when I play it
Nice organ registrations, but a metronome required
Thanks but why the short blunt comment on the latter? Why don't you post your version?
pipe organs rule
Thanks.
Today I was at an event with a modern worship band, and don't get me wrong the band was amazing, but they did play some traditional hymns and the way they played them just didn't work, especially the way they played this one, just didn't sound right, wrong speed and chords.