Improvisation on Amazing Grace - Patrick Alston
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Patrick improvises on "Amazing Grace" on the Rodger's organ at Sligo SDA Church in Takoma Park, MD. This performance was part of an organ recital for the Sligo Federated Music Club January 2012 meeting.
Wow! Tears streaming down my face by the end of that!
God Bless this organist ❤
You sent me in!!! HALLELUJAH!!!
👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌
Amazing Grace is "that" song that hits you in the core!!! What you did with this song has me speechless!!! True God given talent!!! You can feel just a bit of Heaven in this number!!! 😁💞
Please continue to give Him ALL honor, glory, and praise; for He deserves it!! Blessed Be!!!!
....got to be one of the best organists in the country..........
No disrespect,
but I think he
just blew Diane Bish off the planet!!!!!...(and I admire her greatly.)
This is gorgeous!! I love the way you play! The bluesy chords and registration you picked is deliciously delightful!! Well done!!
Masterfully done by a master of the organ!
You know they're good when they're not reading sheet music.
As ALWAYS, stunning! Perhaps one of the most unappreciated stellar organists today due to lack of proper exposure. Patrick, I'm friends with many of the organ world stars on facebook and I ALWAYS share your videos. We've got to get you out there among those stars as you're one of them for sure! How I wish that I could play like you brother....
I could not agree more. Probably one of the best service organists in the USA!
Can't you just hear all the choirs of Heaven singing with Patrick's music? Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, indeed!
Awesome from another organist to another
I really wish there was a transcription of this (and most of everything else Dr. Alston does). My spirit is touched mightily hearing him play and it would be fun to do some personal playing on my pipe organ with this style. Thank you for sharing this.
Patrick Alston is truly a magnificent organist . I love the sound of the Rodgers organ .
i have listened to many organ soloist on youtube and this is the most outstanding of all. very refreshing and joyous music
The link between console and pipe organ ( control stops, manuals and pedals ) use binary units( 0 and 1 ), and the console have probably MIDI interface. Piano Sound and B3 Tone Wheel organ, are sampled on a MIDI expander trigged by console
Thanks Patrick for a masterful performance!
Holy Moses! As
soon as I saw this dude I knew what I was in store for,
a great "black soul," stirring performance. But this exceeded all expectations.
A truly immortal
performance!
I realize this is an improvisation,
but I'm sure you
are aware you
have come up
with an arrangement
" for the ages,"
and have written down
note-for-note,
what came to
your inspired mind and soul
as you played,
so lesser mortals can play this master
full version from sheet music, copyrighted by
you, although I
feel God holds the copyrights, in essence; the
work is just that
glorious! As someone once
declared: "God reserved the greatest tunes for Himself!"
This video is a sui generis example of the
above quote.
Brother, if we could earn our
way to Heaven,
what you accomplished
with this riveting and chilling performance
would get you
a free first-class class ticket for entrance inside
those " pearly
gates!" I know it
does not work
that way, but just saying. I hope the Divine
Creator of All
Things grants you those extra years to
continue your
illustrious work.
Augustus Montague Top-
lady who wrote
the lyrics for
ROCK OF AGES
only lived to the
age of 38, so who knows what the future
holds. We only
know who holds the future.
Amen!!!
is that a theter organ
Jennifer Quinones99 It’s a church organ, but Rodgers and also Allen have different voicing options, and theater organ is one of them. I don’t know but maybe that Rodgers has something built in to be able to make it sound like a Hammond. With an Allen, you can maybe have at least 4 or 5 different organ stop options, based on a theater organ, an English Cathedral organ, etc., with their own separate stop lists, so you have an instrument that is at least 3 or 4 organs in one (which come with it, and other ones that are optional.)