Thank you Carol. Great to hear from you and welcome to my Terry Miles TH-cam Channel. Please remember to subscribe to my TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry Miles 🤠🎹🙏
I love the respect that you have for where you are and the music fits. You are so talented and the camera work is incredible. You give a whole picture.
Same to you Mary. Greetings to you in Florida. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Good Day to you, Teija Alanko. See you here on my TH-cam Channel at 8PM (UK Time) - 25th of October for my new TH-cam Premiere Video. . All the boogie best. Terry 👍🎹🍺
I fired up the little tablet and immediately saw that Terry had posted a new video featuring an old church pipe organ. Without doubt, watching and listening to Terry was the first order of business. I hope he never runs out of churches and old pipe organs. Many thanks to the churches that have allowed Terry to enter and play.
I hope that the work being caried out will make the Church a safe place for people to come and worship once again. The organ sounded beautiful and thank you Terry for once again finding a gem of a Church.
Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Hi there Terry!! What a pleasant surprise on a blustery, rain-soaked Monday morning... Looking forward to viewing this latest installment of your 'Church Quest Series' and hearing you play a 200+ year-old pipe organ!! Thanks for taking us 'along' on your travels... See you soon!! 🙂🙂 👍👍 👏👏
Thank You for watching Sherri. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Sherri and Patrick in The Mississippi Delta. Terry x
Hello there Dear Nephew Terry beautiful old Church “ Happy Day” lovely Melody played and sang so well Terry, you have mastered that organ so very good God Bless you many thanks 🙏 Love from Aunty Beryl x
Jim 50th wedding anniversary saturday(hence thumbnail pic) stragglers calling tonight may make it..but have a great time as per usual,coming from Eire,have to hide my Red Hand stuff grrrrrrrr hhahhaa
@@the195111 Wow many congratulations Steve for Saturday. I hope you can join us live here tonight at 8pm, as well as on Sunday at 5pm. Wishing you a great anniversary weekend. All the best!
Hi Terry!!!! You certainly pulled out all the stops for this one.What an amazing find! An unlocked door to an amazing discovery within.Wow!! You were able to let rip with a totally relevant and beautiful performance supported by....'The Scaffold'-ing'. A dream come true on this very rainy day!! Everything is perfect including the lovely red carpet!!!! This has to be one of my favourite, so far, of your 'Church Quests' Bravo!!!!!💐💐💐💖💖💖🎶🎵👏👏👏👏👏
Thank for a great you Church evening. There was good musiic as olvays from you. 💕👍☄☄🎼Good night you familien too. Kitsy cat 🐱💕of course. Byee,,Boogie best..🍺🍮🍮🍺🍺🍺👍😄
Thank You, Teija Alanko. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
I just stumbled on this a few days ago.. I watched him a few. Times, on. Dr,K, Terry is really great and I love watching him, he puts his heart in to his music and sure can play.💕
Thank you, Terry for sharing. It’s beautiful you could have found such beautifully built masterpieces that can bring life into an otherwise forgotten place. Hope you can find more places like these.
That was very nice! I love each of those songs. Brings back memories of my mother and I singing in choir many years ago. I can hear her soprano voice singing in Heaven. Look forward to seeing everyone in the next Sunday stream.
How did I miss this???? Another gift from our maestro! Love these “On the Road with Maestro Miles” … enjoy learning about your country. By the way we’ve screwed things up here pretty bad in the USA … If we say we’re sorry about dumping some tea in the Boston harbor can we come back to England? Cheers Terry!
Well done Terry/Eileen , what a great sound from a 220 year old instrument , you really got the best from it ! For my sins , I set the 'alert' , didn't get it and nodded off ! Safe Journey tomorrow folks ! All the Boogie Best R
Thank You Lorie VanHoosier. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Lorie VanHoosier. Terry 🍺🍺🎹🎹👍👍💕💕
Oh! Happy Day. The Ole Rugged Cross. A wonderful singing voice then this pipe organ dated old as 1800 really has a smooth feel to it and everyone near listened as well. My sensitive ear loves it's pleasantness... I Thought.
You're such a wonderful man Terry, I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you for all the joy & happiness you spread, this has made my day better, so thank you. Much love. 💙
Hey Terry, Indeed, a pipe organ gives a very beatiful sound. So the next step is to buy this and install it into your house. In Belgium go many churches closed. So, you can try it there to buy it second-hands!
Great idea Willy Van Praet. I might do that. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Willy. Terry x 🎹👍🎹🎹🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
A beautifully kept church organ worthy of your talented hands a sight to behold glad to see you on your quests again you keep this horrible world sane cheers
Thanks so much for taking us on this virtual tour, Ter. I don't understand why the neighbours don't come running when the organ starts filling the air with boogie woogie. I'd drop whatever I'm doing and I'd come to the church to check if it's the good Lord himself playing them tunes.
Thank You for watching Eddie K. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Thank You, Paul. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. . Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Paul. Terry x
Thank you Liz. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Terry it’s nice that you point out that there are Commonwealth war Graves at the churchyard. I work as a volunteer for CWGC and I look after about 300 war graves in Dudley and the Black Country
Well done John. You're doing a grand job, old boy. I'm Terry Miles. Thanks for watching my video. Please subscribe John. Please join me tomorrow (Sunday 6th of March 2022) for my regular 'Sunday Service' TH-cam Livestream at 5PM (UK Time - GMT) here on my TH-cam Channel. We are a wonderful Community and you are most welcome John. All the boogie best.Terry Miles. 🎹☘️💖🌏
Thank You for watching Tim Clarke. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Had no idea you had been on Terry so just watched on the replay. Great premier mate and lovely organ playing. Your album arrived in the post to me yesterday too and I've already listened to it. THOROUGHLY enjoyable mate, you did a FANTASTIC job and I sincerely hope you are very proud of the finished product. You should be!! I bet you had a lot of fun making it too just as much as I did listening. Any possible future idea of maybe releasing an Analogue Corner one? :-) That too would be brilliant! Hope to catch you all on Sunday for the Sunday Service. Love your channel Terry and you are a superb musician.
Every chance Chris. Crispin could carry a few synths as well as Rex down to the studio I'm sure. Biggest problem would be deciding which tracks to omit! Funky Town, Hot Love, Take on Me, Enola Gay, Time is Tight would all be essential with many more contenders to consider. A double album perhaps! See you on Sunday in the pews. ATB
Amazing video Terry! I ran home from the IKEA store when I found out it was going to be a premiere! It was a bit difficult because the IKEA store is a huge maze, but the point is, I managed to watch your video! I wish you and everyone all the best and Wonderful week! Greetings Elod. 🙂
Thank You Elod for running back to watch my premiere video on TH-cam. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Elod. Terry x
Thank You for watching, B H. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
😀 see you in the pews on Sunday Rob for the Halloween live stream. No doubt a few tricks from Crispin with plenty of musical treats from Terry. I am expecting The Wizard to join us too if he is not blocked by Elsie again 😂
@@MusicManiacJim - I will indeed be there on Sunday, where I'm also expecting some Halloween shenanigans from Crispin. Hopefully The Wizard will be there too, although I haven't yet confirmed this with him. See you on Sunday, and I'll reserve you a place on the front pew as usual. 😁
A great video we have an electric pipe organ in my church St Gregory the great in Cheltenham. Apparently, it was originally used in a theatre. Then in the late '80s, we brought it. We are currently in search of a new organ to replace it.
Thank You for watching Rita H. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Rita. Terry x
Maybe someone who watches you play this wonderful organ and is very wealthy will sponsor this church to restore it to it's unique picturesque and people will come to make it their church for regular worship --wouldn't that be something wondrous to bring an older church to life. Sorry that I am not that person--I just like to see and watch and listen. Thank you!!
Loved it Terry along with all your videos from boogie woogie train stations to pub quest and now church quest! This one's especially nice as you played and sung the song I'll fly away, I also noticed you were recently in Japan, so with that thought in mind, why not travel to the USA and play your music in one of their great gospel churches, I'm sure you'd go down a treat! Anyway keep on keeping on brother 🎶
I discovered your stuff a couple of months ago & love your church and pub instrument quests Terry! Could that be the first Boogie Woogie that fine old pipe organ has handled? Please keep up your excellent work old boy!
Looking forward to seeing you here on the chat at 8PM this evening Ruth. Please E-Mail Me: boogiewoogieterry@gmail.com to reserve your CD album that I have made called: 'Sunday Service'. I have one for you, Ruth. All the boogie best. Terry 👍🎹
Thank You for watching Ruth. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service'. All the boogie best. Terry x
Terry it’s St Crispin,s day today 25th October 1415 upon St Crispin's day (Who had been martyr'd on this day in 286 by the Emperor Diocletian who would also execute St George) an English army of 8,000 under the command of King Henry V faced a French Army at least twice as large and possibly 3 times across the field of Agincourt. Henry had been trying to reach Calais when on the 24th of October he had been informed that the French had got a head of him and cut of his line of march to the port. A Welsh man-at-arms, David Gambe, on being questioned by King Henry as to the size of the French army, said “There are enough to kill, enough to capture and enough to run away.” The night was not an easy one in the English camp with the knowledge of the vast French Army before them and rain storms did not help. In the morning, 25th October 1415, the feast of St Crispin and public holiday in England, the English army marched out of Maisoncelles, taking up position across the road to Calais in three divisions of knights and men-at-arms; commanded by Lord Camoys on the right, the Duke of York in the centre and Sir Thomas Erpingham on the left. The Archers formed wedged divisions along the front. Further down the road the French army was forming for battle. The Constable of France led the first French line. The Dukes of Bar and d’Alençon led the second and the Counts of Merle and Falconberg led the third. Henry had placed his army between 2 forests that protected his flanks and which he hoped would funnel the French towards his army and negate their numerical advantage. The English soldiers knelt down before the battle commenced and kissed the ground as a symbol that they might be returning to the earth before the day was over. The French would not advance however and Henry was finally forced to advance his meagre force towards the French. When he reached Bow shot range he halted the army and redeployed. Being on an even narrower frontage now Henry sent men into the forests to close on the French and harry them into attacking. He also unleashed his bowmen to devastating effect and the French finally charged. The narrowing frontage condensed the French force into a compact mass that the English archers could not miss. An English Longbow man could fire steadily 6 a minute and so a force of nearly 7000 could put 42,000 arrows on the French in a minute. The charge quickly reduced to a stumbling walk, impeded by the floundering men and horses shot down by the archers, the arrow storm from the front as well at that from the English concealed in the woods on the flanks. The battle raged along the English line, the archers abandoning their bows and joining the knights and men-at-arms in hand to hand combat with the French cavalry, who were mainly now dismounted, the soldiers from the woods attacking on the flanks. Within two hours of the battle beginning it was clear that the English had won. While individual French soldiers fought hard, it was from desperation as the English knights, men-at-arms and archers overwhelmed the struggling mass, taking as prisoner those who might be worth a ransom and killing the rest. The Duke D’Alençon bringing up his division to assist the first line was overcome and about to surrender to Henry himself when he was struck dead. The Constable of France, Charles D’Albret, was killed with numbers of other prominent French nobles, the Dukes d’Orleans and de Brabant among them. On the English side the Duke of York died, trampled into the mud, while Henry himself defended his wounded brother, the Duke of Gloucester, against a mob of Frenchmen. With the battle now over and the French army streaming away a small force of French knights having passed to the rear of the English line attacked the English baggage. Henry uncertain of French numbers decided he needed his entire force to face this new threat and so ordered that all prisoners be killed. This order was carried out with the threat of hanging for those who disobeyed. When the attack to the baggage was driven off Henry rescinded his order but not before many of the French captives had been killed. It has been a matter of contention for many years how many were killed at Agincourt on either side Shakespeare's play indicates under 50 English and thousands of French. The more accepted figures is between 500-600 English dead a significant number from a force of 8,500 with French loses being placed at 8000. The French suffered heavily. Three dukes, at least eight counts, a viscount, and an archbishop died, along with numerous other nobles. Of the great royal office holders, France lost her Constable, Admiral, Master of the Crossbowmen and prévôt of the marshals. The baillis of nine major northern towns were killed, often along with their sons, relatives and supporters. In the words of Juliet Barker, the battle "cut a great swath through the natural leaders of French society in Artois, Ponthieu, Normandy, Picardy." The Battle is immortalized in the play by Shakespeare Henry V, in Act IV Scene iii with the famous pre battle speech attributed to Henry the last part being Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars, And say "These wounds I had on Crispin's day." Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot, But he'll remember, with advantages, What feats he did that day. Then shall our names, familiar in his mouth as household words- Harry the King, Bedford and Exeter, Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester- Be in their flowing cups freshly rememb'red. This story shall the good man teach his son; And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by, From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be rememberèd- We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he to-day that sheds his blood with me Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile, This day shall gentle his condition; And gentlemen in England now a-bed Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here, and hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
Thank You for the info about 'St Crispin's Day' John. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. Crispin shall more than likely make an appearance old boy. All the boogie best. Terry x
hi terry if you ever come to worcestershire i know of quite a few churches the churches are st edburgha leigh st john the baptist suckley at mary magdalene alfrick st leonards cotheridge st bartholomews stourbridge st gabriels hanley swan st john the baptist mathon i know that st edburgha leigh has a lovely baby grand piano as well as a fine 2 manual pipe organ also i have been informed that there are a couple of pubs with pianos in worcester one is called the paul pry and the other is the king charles house i remember a pub with a piano in hay on wye somewhere with kind regards matt worcestershire
I'll do that on the next Church Video, D Edwin. Thank You for watching. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Hello Terry! youtube is deleting my recommends for you… I am trying to show you the big organ of the Cathedral of my city: Santiago de Compostela…do you know it? Is for the Year 1708!!
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Oh Happy Days when Jesus washed our sins away... Terry Miles you are the best.
Wow, 2 favorite songs, Old Rugged Cross and Amazing Grace!
Wow I love guys who have talent to play the organ piano
Hello, this is so good. I'm really glad to have found you. You're so cheerful.
Thank you Carol. Great to hear from you and welcome to my Terry Miles TH-cam Channel. Please remember to subscribe to my TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry Miles 🤠🎹🙏
I love the respect that you have for where you are and the music fits. You are so talented and the camera work is incredible. You give a whole picture.
That church should be packed full of people listening to you ! And cheer with you 😀🙏🏻
Thanks for Amazing Grace boogie woogie🙂
Happy day from Florida!!!
Same to you Mary. Greetings to you in Florida. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
I send my love and appreciation. You are so talented.
O happy day when Jesus washed my sins away.
Brilliant stuff Terry 😇
All Glory to Jesus Amen 🙏
I never tire of being amazed by the wonderful educational work of Terry Miles.
Great see you Terry..Hello and good day.👋🌅⛪🎼🎼💨🎼🎼☄☄
22:00 your time tonight Teija - I hope you can join us! 🕙🎹☕👍
@@MusicManiacJim ..helloo and nice see you..👋💕🍃🌻. Thanks you say Terry's stream time. 🕙great. 🤣😘see again. You a kind man.👌☄☄
Good Day to you, Teija Alanko. See you here on my TH-cam Channel at 8PM (UK Time) - 25th of October for my new TH-cam Premiere Video. . All the boogie best. Terry 👍🎹🍺
@@TerryMilesPiano . Thanks Terry..fantastic see you and you musiic..📀🎼🎼📀👍👌
Oh happy day indeed . Thanks Terry for making us all a bit happier today.
I fired up the little tablet and immediately saw that Terry had posted a new video featuring an old church pipe organ. Without doubt, watching and listening to Terry was the first order of business. I hope he never runs out of churches and old pipe organs. Many thanks to the churches that have allowed Terry to enter and play.
Terry u are very good on the organ well done
Brilliant Terry! :) always a delight to watch. Best regards from New Zealand
I hope that the work being caried out will make the Church a safe place for people to come and worship once again. The organ sounded beautiful and thank you Terry for once again finding a gem of a Church.
very nice, the old rugged cross was my favorite,
Just had to come back and watch this happy video again ! 🎹🍻❤
Also you are wonderfully colour co- ordinated!!!🌹🌹🌴💚❤️☘️☘️☘️☘️🍀🌄☀️☀️
Enjoy it the music and the sounds of the organ
Wow, you make my day. God Bless you richly! from Tampa, Florida
Thank You for watching Maria ramos. Greetings to you in Tampa, Florida. All the boogie best. Terry Miles xx
Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
It has a nice rich tone..
Hi Terry, Hallelujah, rockin' the pipes 👓
Terry, thank you!!! Happy tears on a happy day!!!
Man that version of I'll Fly Away. Sounds like a different organ. Whooo! Yippee!
Hi there Terry!! What a pleasant surprise on a blustery, rain-soaked Monday morning... Looking forward to viewing this latest installment of your 'Church Quest Series' and hearing you play a 200+ year-old pipe organ!! Thanks for taking us 'along' on your travels... See you soon!! 🙂🙂 👍👍 👏👏
You are very welcome Sherri. See you at 8PM (UK Time) here on my TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry 🍺👍🎹
Thank You for watching Sherri. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Sherri and Patrick in The Mississippi Delta. Terry x
Hello there Dear Nephew Terry beautiful old Church “ Happy Day” lovely Melody played and sang so well Terry, you have mastered that organ so very good
God Bless you many thanks 🙏 Love from Aunty Beryl x
It’s always a happy day Tel when your playing 👍🏻🎹🍺
Terry come to the USA So Cal and get down on the piano over here
Sounds great Terry. Looking forward to seeing this old church and hearing the 221 years old pipe organ getting a workout! Count me in 👏
Jim 50th wedding anniversary saturday(hence thumbnail pic) stragglers calling tonight may make it..but have a great time as per usual,coming from Eire,have to hide my Red Hand stuff grrrrrrrr hhahhaa
@@the195111 Wow many congratulations Steve for Saturday. I hope you can join us live here tonight at 8pm, as well as on Sunday at 5pm. Wishing you a great anniversary weekend. All the best!
@@MusicManiacJim ,bottle of Remy martin 1738 cognac bought for me er er us,opening it for the special occasion...Liverpool won 5-0...😇
@@the195111 Sounds wonderful - enjoy!
What a lovely surprise for us on a Monday 😟 evening x thank you Terry Miles
Hi Terry!!!! You certainly pulled out all the stops for this one.What an amazing find!
An unlocked door to an amazing discovery within.Wow!! You were able to let rip with a totally relevant and beautiful performance supported by....'The Scaffold'-ing'.
A dream come true on this very rainy day!! Everything is perfect including the lovely red carpet!!!! This has to be one of my favourite, so far, of your 'Church Quests' Bravo!!!!!💐💐💐💖💖💖🎶🎵👏👏👏👏👏
Thank for a great you Church evening. There was good musiic as olvays from you. 💕👍☄☄🎼Good night you familien too. Kitsy cat 🐱💕of course. Byee,,Boogie best..🍺🍮🍮🍺🍺🍺👍😄
Thank You, Teija Alanko. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
@@TerryMilesPiano . Yes of cource..Thanks👍💚🍺🎼🎼☄☄and Booge best..😄
Thanks, Terry, for a view of history.
I just stumbled on this a few days ago.. I watched him a few. Times, on. Dr,K, Terry is really great and I love watching him, he puts his heart in to his music and sure can play.💕
Thank you, Terry for sharing. It’s beautiful you could have found such beautifully built masterpieces that can bring life into an otherwise forgotten place. Hope you can find more places like these.
I love your enthusiasm for everything you do!
Brilliant!
Loved it thanks Terry
from Australia
so lovely song ❤❤❤
That was very nice! I love each of those songs. Brings back memories of my mother and I singing in choir many years ago. I can hear her soprano voice singing in Heaven.
Look forward to seeing everyone in the next Sunday stream.
October 31 Doug - see you there!
How did I miss this???? Another gift from our maestro! Love these “On the Road with Maestro Miles” … enjoy learning about your country. By the way we’ve screwed things up here pretty bad in the USA … If we say we’re sorry about dumping some tea in the Boston harbor can we come back to England? Cheers Terry!
Wish you could come to California.
Hello Terry! Thank you so much! And what a nice old church! I love it!
Greetings, from Linda.
Well done Terry/Eileen , what a great sound from a 220 year old instrument , you really got the best from it ! For my sins , I set the 'alert' , didn't get it and nodded off ! Safe Journey tomorrow folks ! All the Boogie Best R
YES, YOU FLEW RIGHT OFF THE CHARTS WITH THIS ONE TERRY! 💞
Thank You Lorie VanHoosier. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Lorie VanHoosier. Terry 🍺🍺🎹🎹👍👍💕💕
Absolutely beautiful. Sounds amazing. Enjoyed video very much.
Oh! Happy Day. The Ole Rugged Cross. A wonderful singing voice then this pipe organ dated old as 1800 really has a smooth feel to it and everyone near listened as well. My sensitive ear loves it's pleasantness... I Thought.
yes indeed, seeing you play and sing is a happy day
You're such a wonderful man Terry, I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you for all the joy & happiness you spread, this has made my day better, so thank you. Much love. 💙
Wonderful! Good to see you! 🎹
Brilliant Blues on the Old Pipe Organ! Way to Go! Warm Wishes - Valentina
Hey Terry,
Indeed, a pipe organ gives a very beatiful sound. So the next step is to buy this and install it into your house. In Belgium go many churches closed. So, you can try it there to buy it second-hands!
Great idea Willy Van Praet. I might do that. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Willy. Terry x 🎹👍🎹🎹🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
A beautifully kept church organ worthy of your talented hands a sight to behold glad to see you on your quests again you keep this horrible world sane cheers
Hi Terry sorry I missed the premiere just watched on catch up very interesting first electric pipe organ I have seen and superbly played as always 🍻👍
Very nice Terry, especially when you play one of my favourites that always makes me fly away, but come back for more 😆👍🎹
Sounds great Terry! Love when you play these old hymns. A happy day indeed!!
Thank you for sharing this with us. Beautiful music!
That organ and you, Terry - what a glorious combination! :)
lovely played hymns
Thanks so much for taking us on this virtual tour, Ter. I don't understand why the neighbours don't come running when the organ starts filling the air with boogie woogie. I'd drop whatever I'm doing and I'd come to the church to check if it's the good Lord himself playing them tunes.
Looking to this one..🙂👍
See you at 8PM (UK Time) Eddie K 🎹👍🍺
Thank You for watching Eddie K. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Brilliant Terry what a great sound that organ has.
Thank You, Paul. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. . Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Paul. Terry x
Terry I enjoyed this so much I just had too listen to it again! Thanks again for sharing your talent with us. God Bless you and your family!
Wonderful Terry these quest TH-cam videos are wonderful! Already looking forward to the next! Lizzie & Mark Fagan ❤️🥂
Hope you had a great day on Saturday guys - see you back in the live chat soon. All the best.
We really enjoyed this Terry👍
Thank you Liz. Thank you for your kind words. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Terry it’s nice that you point out that there are Commonwealth war Graves at the churchyard. I work as a volunteer for CWGC and I look after about 300 war graves in Dudley and the Black Country
Well done John. You're doing a grand job, old boy. I'm Terry Miles. Thanks for watching my video. Please subscribe John. Please join me tomorrow (Sunday 6th of March 2022) for my regular 'Sunday Service' TH-cam Livestream at 5PM (UK Time - GMT) here on my TH-cam Channel. We are a wonderful Community and you are most welcome John. All the boogie best.Terry Miles. 🎹☘️💖🌏
Amazing Terry!!!!
Sounds great Terry ,real quality.👍
Thank You for watching Tim Clarke. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
I’m glad you’re able to do these videos again.
Very very enjoyable, thank you so much 👏👏👏👏👏 Amazing church history.
Nice to see you on again, and still on the quest, loving it, never stop :)
A great organ for your style and well tuned. The acoustics in the church are good too. Not too much reverberation. Love your church searches.
Brilliant playing Terry, sounded great! 👍🎹🎶
Terry, wonderful to listen when you play these moving old hymns on the old Pipe organ!
All the best from Tore in Lund, Sweden!
Had no idea you had been on Terry so just watched on the replay. Great premier mate and lovely organ playing. Your album arrived in the post to me yesterday too and I've already listened to it. THOROUGHLY enjoyable mate, you did a FANTASTIC job and I sincerely hope you are very proud of the finished product. You should be!! I bet you had a lot of fun making it too just as much as I did listening. Any possible future idea of maybe releasing an Analogue Corner one? :-) That too would be brilliant! Hope to catch you all on Sunday for the Sunday Service. Love your channel Terry and you are a superb musician.
Every chance Chris. Crispin could carry a few synths as well as Rex down to the studio I'm sure. Biggest problem would be deciding which tracks to omit! Funky Town, Hot Love, Take on Me, Enola Gay, Time is Tight would all be essential with many more contenders to consider. A double album perhaps! See you on Sunday in the pews. ATB
Well done young fella!
Amazing video Terry! I ran home from the IKEA store when I found out it was going to be a premiere! It was a bit difficult because the IKEA store is a huge maze, but the point is, I managed to watch your video! I wish you and everyone all the best and Wonderful week! Greetings Elod. 🙂
Thank You Elod for running back to watch my premiere video on TH-cam. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Elod. Terry x
These are my favourite 🎹🎶🎶🎵
Woohoo a new trip!!
Thank You for watching, B H. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
maestro londoni giid sa oled super .estonia tallinn .
Hi Terry, great to see you playing another church organ. It helps to make up for the lack of a live stream last Sunday! 😁😁
😀 see you in the pews on Sunday Rob for the Halloween live stream. No doubt a few tricks from Crispin with plenty of musical treats from Terry. I am expecting The Wizard to join us too if he is not blocked by Elsie again 😂
@@MusicManiacJim - I will indeed be there on Sunday, where I'm also expecting some Halloween shenanigans from Crispin. Hopefully The Wizard will be there too, although I haven't yet confirmed this with him. See you on Sunday, and I'll reserve you a place on the front pew as usual. 😁
oy impostor lol
OMG@@robertijames6538 - Is your name cool or is your name cool? 😎
@@robjames1963 lol theres a few of us about.
one way to get the churches packed again, this is how it should be jolly thats what worship is about not being solom and depressed god bless u
Pagan Burial Site-looks like I'll be woken up again...
Haha...Steve....Absolutely old boy...All the boogie best. Terry 👍🎹🍺
Mashallah, so peaceful, nd such a beautiful Church.
As-salamu alaykum.
A great video we have an electric pipe organ in my church St Gregory the great in Cheltenham. Apparently, it was originally used in a theatre. Then in the late '80s, we brought it. We are currently in search of a new organ to replace it.
I’ll fly awayyyyyyy!!!!! 💕💕💕❤️😘😘😘
Looking forward to this :D
Looking forward to seeing you here at 8PM, Rita H for my new 'Terry's Church Pipe Organ Quest'. All the boogie best. Terry 👍🎹🍺💕
Thank You for watching Rita H. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best Rita. Terry x
Maybe someone who watches you play this wonderful organ and is very wealthy will sponsor this church to restore it to it's unique picturesque and people will come to make it their church for regular worship --wouldn't that be something wondrous to bring an older church to life. Sorry that I am not that person--I just like to see and watch and listen. Thank you!!
Loved it Terry along with all your videos from boogie woogie train stations to pub quest and now church quest! This one's especially nice as you played and sung the song I'll fly away, I also noticed you were recently in Japan, so with that thought in mind, why not travel to the USA and play your music in one of their great gospel churches, I'm sure you'd go down a treat! Anyway keep on keeping on brother 🎶
I discovered your stuff a couple of months ago & love your church and pub instrument quests Terry! Could that be the first Boogie Woogie that fine old pipe organ has handled? Please keep up your excellent work old boy!
Hope it all goes well looking for ward to seeing it kind regards ruth
Looking forward to seeing you here on the chat at 8PM this evening Ruth. Please E-Mail Me: boogiewoogieterry@gmail.com to reserve your CD album that I have made called: 'Sunday Service'. I have one for you, Ruth. All the boogie best. Terry 👍🎹
Thank You for watching Ruth. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service'. All the boogie best. Terry x
You should definitely come to st albans cathedral
What about there is a green hill fare away u make fantastic playing 😅
Now I know,,pulling out all the stops !!
Terry it’s St Crispin,s day today
25th October 1415 upon St Crispin's day (Who had been martyr'd on this day in 286 by the Emperor Diocletian who would also execute St George) an English army of 8,000 under the command of King Henry V faced a French Army at least twice as large and possibly 3 times across the field of Agincourt.
Henry had been trying to reach Calais when on the 24th of October he had been informed that the French had got a head of him and cut of his line of march to the port. A Welsh man-at-arms, David Gambe, on being questioned by King Henry as to the size of the French army, said “There are enough to kill, enough to capture and enough to run away.” The night was not an easy one in the English camp with the knowledge of the vast French Army before them and rain storms did not help.
In the morning, 25th October 1415, the feast of St Crispin and public holiday in England, the English army marched out of Maisoncelles, taking up position across the road to Calais in three divisions of knights and men-at-arms; commanded by Lord Camoys on the right, the Duke of York in the centre and Sir Thomas Erpingham on the left. The Archers formed wedged divisions along the front.
Further down the road the French army was forming for battle. The Constable of France led the first French line. The Dukes of Bar and d’Alençon led the second and the Counts of Merle and Falconberg led the third.
Henry had placed his army between 2 forests that protected his flanks and which he hoped would funnel the French towards his army and negate their numerical advantage.
The English soldiers knelt down before the battle commenced and kissed the ground as a symbol that they might be returning to the earth before the day was over.
The French would not advance however and Henry was finally forced to advance his meagre force towards the French. When he reached Bow shot range he halted the army and redeployed. Being on an even narrower frontage now Henry sent men into the forests to close on the French and harry them into attacking. He also unleashed his bowmen to devastating effect and the French finally charged.
The narrowing frontage condensed the French force into a compact mass that the English archers could not miss. An English Longbow man could fire steadily 6 a minute and so a force of nearly 7000 could put 42,000 arrows on the French in a minute. The charge quickly reduced to a stumbling walk, impeded by the floundering men and horses shot down by the archers, the arrow storm from the front as well at that from the English concealed in the woods on the flanks.
The battle raged along the English line, the archers abandoning their bows and joining the knights and men-at-arms in hand to hand combat with the French cavalry, who were mainly now dismounted, the soldiers from the woods attacking on the flanks.
Within two hours of the battle beginning it was clear that the English had won. While individual French soldiers fought hard, it was from desperation as the English knights, men-at-arms and archers overwhelmed the struggling mass, taking as prisoner those who might be worth a ransom and killing the rest.
The Duke D’Alençon bringing up his division to assist the first line was overcome and about to surrender to Henry himself when he was struck dead. The Constable of France, Charles D’Albret, was killed with numbers of other prominent French nobles, the Dukes d’Orleans and de Brabant among them. On the English side the Duke of York died, trampled into the mud, while Henry himself defended his wounded brother, the Duke of Gloucester, against a mob of Frenchmen.
With the battle now over and the French army streaming away a small force of French knights having passed to the rear of the English line attacked the English baggage. Henry uncertain of French numbers decided he needed his entire force to face this new threat and so ordered that all prisoners be killed. This order was carried out with the threat of hanging for those who disobeyed. When the attack to the baggage was driven off Henry rescinded his order but not before many of the French captives had been killed.
It has been a matter of contention for many years how many were killed at Agincourt on either side Shakespeare's play indicates under 50 English and thousands of French. The more accepted figures is between 500-600 English dead a significant number from a force of 8,500 with French loses being placed at 8000.
The French suffered heavily. Three dukes, at least eight counts, a viscount, and an archbishop died, along with numerous other nobles. Of the great royal office holders, France lost her Constable, Admiral, Master of the Crossbowmen and prévôt of the marshals. The baillis of nine major northern towns were killed, often along with their sons, relatives and supporters.
In the words of Juliet Barker, the battle "cut a great swath through the natural leaders of French society in Artois, Ponthieu, Normandy, Picardy."
The Battle is immortalized in the play by Shakespeare Henry V, in Act IV Scene iii with the famous pre battle speech attributed to Henry the last part being
Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars,
And say "These wounds I had on Crispin's day."
Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot,
But he'll remember, with advantages,
What feats he did that day. Then shall our names, familiar in his mouth as household words- Harry the King, Bedford and Exeter,
Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester-
Be in their flowing cups freshly rememb'red.
This story shall the good man teach his son;
And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by,
From this day to the ending of the world,
But we in it shall be rememberèd-
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition;
And gentlemen in England now a-bed
Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here, and hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
Thank You for the info about 'St Crispin's Day' John.
Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on The 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. Crispin shall more than likely make an appearance old boy. All the boogie best. Terry x
hi terry if you ever come to worcestershire i know of quite a few churches the churches are st edburgha leigh st john the baptist suckley at mary magdalene alfrick st leonards cotheridge st bartholomews stourbridge st gabriels hanley swan st john the baptist mathon i know that st edburgha leigh has a lovely baby grand piano as well as a fine 2 manual pipe organ also i have been informed that there are a couple of pubs with pianos in worcester one is called the paul pry and the other is the king charles house i remember a pub with a piano in hay on wye somewhere with kind regards matt worcestershire
Hi Terry please can you play Eternal father strong to save it was my late father's favourite
Would love to see some close ups of the head stones in the cemetery!!
I'll do that on the next Church Video, D Edwin. Thank You for watching. Please join us here on my TH-cam Channel this coming Sunday 31st of October at 5PM (UK Time) for my next Live-Stream 'Sunday Service' LIVE here on my 'Terry Miles' TH-cam Channel. All the boogie best. Terry x
Beautiful! Think you woke the Saints up!?!?
Enjoyed your playing and singing. Have you done Whiter Shade of Pale on a church organ?
Hello Terry! youtube is deleting my recommends for you… I am trying to show you the big organ of the Cathedral of my city: Santiago de Compostela…do you know it? Is for the Year 1708!!
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