Praise To the Lord, The Almighty - Lobe den Herren - Hymn Improvisation descargar videos gratis

Andrew Shepherd

As a church musician who cannot play the organ at all(!) I nonetheless love this. Improvisation on hymn tunes, particularly in a liturgical context (and especially to 'cover the action', is a great skill. Full marks here for this very interesting offering - and yes, there are hints of Copland here!

whistle robin

This rocks. I wish we had the large organs in California the way they do in other states, mostly back east.

john uhr-henry

As an Organ lover. Its quite an great example of this great instrument at work.

camtheorganman

I've played on this organ. I live in the metroplex. It is a very large organ. Sounded excellent. Unfortunately, some of the pipes were shipped of to Casavant for repairs.

oakley140

Perhaps it's just me, but I swore I heard references and little 'shout-outs' to Copland's Appalachian Spring. Did anyone else pick up on that?

ourhymns

Excellent ...... very creative and thoroughly enjoyable to listen to ... I only wish it was available in print form ..... Thanks for posting!

Jeremiah Tennill

What a magnificent instrument!!

Nonso Obiezue

This is a great improvisation!!! The last bars of the pedal notes where awesome!! Also the chord progressions too!

musicislife827

Wow! This organ sounds fantastic! The largest Casavant ever built? DANGG!

Gene Leonard

Great job would love to hear that with a congregation!

pipeorganpraise

Praise to The Lord - indeed. Just glorifying to The Almighty. Thank you Jason!

Allen Pearson

Fantastic! Thanks for posting.

Gene63

Fantastic!!!

Ian Henderson

This is an outstandingly thrilling improvisation on this great hymn of the church. BRAVO!! Jason is a true master of the art of improvisation.

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