I wish I can hymns like you

Indeed, very beautiful and played with soul

Such a beautiful tune

Hello Antony, we love this song! Would you please also play The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond?

Beautiful playing....

My favourite hymn

Wonderful playing ... wish you lived near us. Our house church could use a good organist!

When Nanki-Poo hits a home run with Yum Yum.

Rocket loves the bug. Bugs give Rocket hug Rocket will bring the bugs their new house

This is my new song you can sing along. I love when you and I sing a song

I am reading the novel 'Sisters Under the Rising Sun' in which Margaret Dryburgh is mentioned. It is amazing how the 'Captives Hymn' was composed and sang: a beautiful piece under the most horrendous conditions. Peace and salvation to Margaret and the other captives who did not survive the liberation and the end of the war.

Sweet.

Margaret Dryburgh wrote and composed The Captives Hymn when she was a psrisoner in Palembang, Sumatra. She died on April 21 1945, in Belalau civilian prison camp, Lubuk Linggau, Sumatra, Indonesia

Indeed, this was one of my childhood favourites of seventy years ago in my native Scotland (I am now living in England) : I can still see the Sunday School Superintendent leading us in praise!

Excellent arrangement! Thanks for sharing Antony

Every September 8 in Galveston, Texas. This hymn is played by a brass band at the sea wall. This day is the anniversary of the Great Storm of 1900 which killed 13000 people living in Galveston

Played most beautifully: best version I've found.

Oh this was wonderful, thank you. I just wish I'd also had a glass of wine with me whilst listening! <3

You got a new subscriber.. from Chile, sth America . You play beautiful basses!

I❤your videos 😊

WHF is my grandfather! I believe he wrote this while Warden of Radley College!

Wonderfully played. Thank you for uploading this.

Majestic tune. Thank you

God bless you...I was looking for this version. I am really struggling with playing for a choir and reading for my exams and I needed to look this up fast and this has helped me...thanks a lot!!!!!!

A beautiful hymn, reminding me of childhood summers and the Methodist church in my little Yorkshire village. That’s a beautiful instrument. Thank you.

I, the Lord of sea and sky I have heard my people cry All who dwell in dark and sin My hand will save I have made the stars of night I will make their darkness bright Who will bear my light to them? Whom shall I send? Here I am, Lord Is it I, Lord? I have heard You calling in the night I will go, Lord If You lead me I will hold Your people in my heart I, the Lord of wind and flame I will tend the poor and lame I will set a feast for them My hand will save Finest bread I will provide 'Til their hearts be satisfied I will give my life to them Whom shall I send? Here I am, Lord Is it I, Lord? I have heard You calling in the night I will go, Lord If You lead me I will hold Your people in my heart I will hold Your people in my heart

Dear Mr. Baldwin, In mind, the words are wedded to this tune - the sign of a miracle hymn. I hope that you will enjoy the rest of your life. I too am an organist, leaving church playing after approx. 65 years. My one joy is that I purchased a brand new home organ, 3 manual Johannes. Even though I do not have a pipe organ in my village, I feel my playing has expanded because of Johannes, and my husband loves to hear it played as well. Right now I am analyzing the Vierne Symphony # 1. All my troubles go away when I am with my organ music. My degrees in organ have provided me with a joyful life.

True Scotland confidence, courage, faith and hope. Now I will go listen to you music.😌👂🦶🦵❤🌷🧂⛪🏅🎯🧦👑

I love this hymn, "All My Hope is Firmly Founded (Michael) by Herbert Howells. I just love the way Tony Baldwin plays it as well!

I feel Diane Bish played this arrangement. Where can I get this arrangement? Love this.

The tune is called 'Ernstein'. It was the tune attached to this hymn in the Revised Church Hymnary, used throughout Scotland for much of the 20th. century, and consequently the gentleman in Dollar would have been quite familiar with it.

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As I walked down the road at set of sun, The lambs were coming homeward one by one. I heard a sheepbell softly calling them, Along the little road to Bethlehem Beside an open door as I drew nigh, I heard sweet Mary sing a lullaby. She sang about the lambs at close of day, And rocked her tiny King among the hay. Across the air the silver sheepbells rang. "The lambs are coming home, " sweet Mary sang. "Your star of gold, your star of gold is shining in the sky. So sleep, my little King, go lullaby." As I walked down the road at set of sun, The lambs were coming homeward one by one. I heard a sheepbell softly calling them, Along the little road to Bethlehem

Thank you!

Please this is so beautiful. Would you happen to have the score please? Thank you for sharing this with all of us.

Antony I have a very, very special request! I have to sing this next Thursday at church but as a mezzo I can’t reach that high Ab. Would it be possible for you to do the accompaniment a tone lower please??

Hi Tony - we are looking to have this played at our wedding (on the church organ) - do you have an arrangement you can share, or, point us towards? Many thanks!

brilliant song, wonderful playing

Amazing.

the videos are really good and, I and look forward to seeing your next videos soon. Could I repost your channel on platform of Ganjing World? - That is the great platform too. I will keep everything as is and Your include your channel link as the source. Thanks, dear!

I love this one. Only wish the words were appropriate for a female singer x

If you're listening to this traditional version, wondering if there is a Jesus- He is real. He is complete, tender love and He wants to know you. Look for Him and you'll easily find Him

Beautifully played! May I suggest considering omitting the talking before the music on your next videos, it is nice to just hear the beautiful organ music. I am singing this piece at a Christmas concert this December and am using your video for practising. It is very helpful, thank you :)

So lovely to listen at ...that see ong.just learned it today..

Beautiful

Thanks, Antony, we appreciate your sharing of this beautiful hymn!

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Thank you, that was lovely.

Brilliantly played

Love your hymn playing.