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10/10 Penguins! Amazing!! 🐧

Very nice performance, but too bad about the sound quality.

Where can I find this piece

Ugh! This Rufatti is as bad as their organ in St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco.

I was an acolyte at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in NYC when Alec Wyton was organist and choirmaster, so I heard this Fanfare many times. He composed it for the ceremonial Entrance of the Bishop of New York through the Great Bronze Doors of the cathedral. The State Trumpets were located about 70 feet above the doors and about 500 feet away from the rest of the organ. He timed the music so that the State Trumpet would go off just as the bishop was crossing the threshold. This was tricky since the organist was unable to see what was going on from his perch in the loft where the console is located, but somehow he managed to time it exactly every time.

Which trumpets were we hearing in this recording?

My friend and associate worked on that organ several times in it's life, from it's beginning and most recently for the Ruffatti Brothers.

What great fun!

I wanna hear this played on the Organ of Liverpool Cathedral using the Tuba Magna and Trompette Militaire

Fantastic. My 9year old Grandson is a great fan of yours and Hazel. He hopes to meet you both someday. 👏 👏 👏

Awesome sound -- in fact, so awesome that it overwhelms your recording device mics. Great music, though; the very first organ record I bought, back in the early 1960's, was Alec Wyton's performance of his composition on the organ at St. John the Divine in NYC -- featuring the Harrison State Trumpet.

1 When peace like a river attendeth my way, when sorrows like sea billows roll; whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say, "It is well, it is well with my soul." Refrain (may be sung after final stanza only): It is well with my soul; it is well, it is well with my soul. 2 Though Satan should buffet, though trials should come, let this blest assurance control: that Christ has regarded my helpless estate, and has shed his own blood for my soul. Refrain 3 My sin oh, the bliss of this glorious thought! my sin, not in part, but the whole, is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more; praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul! Refrain 4 O Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight, the clouds be rolled back as a scroll; the trump shall resound and the Lord shall descend; even so, it is well with my soul. Refrain

The best line from the lyrics (my opinion as a veteran) is “young men who died for old men’s wars…gone to paradise” Truth.

I believe, almost without exception…this is the most understated, moving…and “emotionally descriptive” theme ever recorded. It’s only competition is the show itself.

This beautiful soul searching piece brings me to tears for all those I loved so dear gone but never forgotten…..

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I build rotary subwoofers and test them (they are a special type of subwoofer that can reach down to 1 hz) and your work has become my primary way to test the subs!

At 4:00 my head is shaking!

Did anyone see the camera shaking at 10:47? That is some crazy infrasonics!

You are such a fine musician. From one Catholic organist to another, I would ask if you think you think the Cantor is micd too much? At that volume does it discourage the participation of the Assembly? This is definitely not meant as criticism as I have a deep appreciation of the fine musical culture you are trying to instill in this new Cathedral Parish.

Beautiful

An incredibly beautiful song. When you hear it, it evokes such emotion and takes you to a place of gratefulness but also sadness at the many lives lost. So grateful for the service of our WW2 vets. The were truly the greatest generation. They understood the stakes and were willing to lay their lives down for a cause bigger than themselves. We as a nation owe them so much. 😢🙏

Bravo Zulu Gentleman for your wonderful musical performance rendition of “Requiem for a Soldier”

Wow

Absolutely melodic and graceful music that accompanied that series in it's opening scenes.

Beautiful.

Bravo. Such a beautiful tune.

This is really great. Thanks. It really made my day

My grandpa lied about his age and enlisted in the royal coast guard at 16. He drove American Marines onto the beach in Normandy on D Day. I

Simple,pure, ethereal and profound

My Dad was a medic/surgeons assistant in the european theater. He saw so many guys wounded during WW2. He was drafted in the Army about 7 months before 12/7/1941. They were the Greatest Generation.

Always have a lump in the throat whenever I hear this. 🫡🫡🫡

Beautiful. Salute to the unforgotten.

I’m 25 yo and I shed tears for all the courageous young men like me who fought a died for our nation. Their sacrifice will forever fuel my personal determination. To think we youth today have so much and so little gratitude it is truly shameful. God bless the families of those lost, those men I am eternally grateful for.

Great tribute to veterans from all the Allies who made the supreme sacrifice. That generation were made of stronger stuff than today’s snowflakes! May they rest in peace.

Michael Kamen...such a genius, beautiful music, gets me everytime.

Beautiful! Greatest generation. We need men like that again. God bless America.

Beautiful 😍

A great series-because it had a great story to tell of great men. Moving, heartbreaking, thrilling, profound.

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Magical

Beautiful

Valve knobs and keys on that organ line up as the Stars and Stripes.

Outstanding !

My grandfather was Army (WWI Cavalry). My father (WWII & Korea) and my father-in-law (WWII) and both my uncles were US Navy. And then me, CWO4, USN(Ret). The music is nice, but people should try and understand what "Band Of Brothers" really means to service members.

I absolutely shed every tear I have hearing this song. My grandfather was a cook on an Assault Transport Ship during WW2. I never got to meet him sadly, he passed to cancer when my dad was only 19. It’s so sad that we are literally losing, The Greatest Generation.

My heart aches every time I hear this beautiful theme song. My dad was a WWIi and later Korean War vet while in the Navy. He passed in 2018 at the age of 92. As a family, we donated some of his memorabilia and collected artifacts to the WWII Museum in New Orleans where much of it is on display! We are so proud of him and honor all those who took up arms for this country!

Well played, such beautiful music, cheers CB 👍🇦🇺

Goosebumps and Tears are running down each and every time I hear this wonderful piece. ☺️☺️☺️

This is absolutely incredible. And that horn player’s tone…wow.