Happy New Year! 🎉

Happy New Year Andrew. Was that bagpipes I heard? 🎉x

a great arrangement. Thanks for sharing and I hope you have a peaceful Christmas.

Andrew. Thank you. I hope you have a good Christmas and I look forward to hearing some more in 2025. If you’re down towards Sussex let me know and come and have a go on the cathedral organ in Arundel.

Thank you for sharing. I so enjoyed listening to that Christmas Carol. I love Christmas Carols and Hymns and singing along to them. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇿🇦🎄

Lovely organ, i have a very poor Yamaha keyboard i use as an organ.. Do you have an extra organ you are not using and are willing to give for free? Would really love to improve my organ skills

That choir leader would be off my xmas card list for sure. Good work though.

Great job !

Thanks to your suggestions. I hadn't really understood about reverb. I've just left the 'Cathedral' setting as it was after installation. I've obviously got more things to find out about the organ.

That's a good work! Are there suggestions for tempo and registration?

Very nice. I agree with the other comment that maybe there’s a bit too much reverb on the recording. Did you use the Great Trumpet as well Swell? That might be a bit too much. I find that with my Wyvern sometimes. (I’ve spent a long time adjusting the balance on my organ of each stop to get it to what I think is right - although I’m sure I adjust things and adjust them back again later!) It’s a great piece though and I have a whole book of Pachelbel which I use quite a bit.

A wonderful performance. Well played and, as someone who has followed you from day one, the improvement in your playing is so evident. I didn't particularly like the reeds either - possibly just use the Swell 8 reed rather than the full reed chorus. Then the 16 pedal reed has more impact. Also the reverb has muddied things especially the manual reeds. But still really well done. I'm going to play that at Christmas too.

Meu sonho ter um órgão desse, mas minha situação financeira não permite... kkkkk. Parabéns pelo órgão e pela interpretação. Deus abençoe grandemente.

Can I ask? Excuse me, but could you tell me how much you paid for that organ?

well done on putting yourself in the position to learn those pieces. I was in a similar position a few years back and realised my playing had slipped considerably. Like you, I've had to re-learn the organ. It'll push you along even more than you were. I'm sure you'll be fine.

Well played. This always reminds me of Kenny Everett.

Wake Up !

Great instrument, only if i could afford one

amazing

Sounds tremendous in full organ.

What a great piece, thank you. I cant find a copy of that book to buy.....have you got the isbn number please?

I really enjoyed this diddly diddly diddly prelude❤

I’m glad to see your pedalboard alive😊❤ Keep it up , Andrew❤

T Mee Pattinson was one of my late father's favourite composers. Really nicely played as always. As someone who has followed you from the outset i would like to congratulate you on your progress. You may not notice it - but I do! Thanks for another lovely post.

Great to see your pedalboard back in action! ❤

diddly-diddly!

Well done! Onto the Fugue now :)

You are an inspiration for me. After 4-5 years of learning to play piano (mostly classical repertoire), I am starting my organ learning journey. I am in my early 70s and I enjoy my life more than ever before. 😊 Michael

Ah, with great anticipation, the trumpet sounded. As you know, I enjoy Opus 377 as well at home.

The ‘Anxious Organist’ knows full well the phenomenon of things going wrong when recording! The two pieces on my channel took numerous attempts. Thank you for sharing this piece - I very much enjoyed your rendition of it 😀

I enjoyed listening to this! I quite like the decrease at the end. It would work well as a prelude also - the decrease happening just as the last of the clergy take their positions. 😀

I think that sounded very lively. Not a piece I know so thank you for sharing it.

Sounds lively to me! Lovely as well. Thanks for sharing, love from Germany!

So awesome!!

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Sounded great, good job !

Beautifully played !

amazing !

Clapped energetically and joyfully and with a smile on my face. 🪅

Lovely little piece. I play a Divertimento (a trio) by Rinck which is in C H Trevor's Organ Book No 2. I hadn't come across other pieces.

Wonderful instrument! Thanks for the "tour". It was quite interesting and helpful.

Hi, we never heard the Tutti of the organ 😅. Thanks

Voluntaries have the effect of me straightening my back with chin up and that encourages a positive and sun shiny day. 🪅

Very nice. Perfect even - to my cloth ears.

You are a very patient man, Andrew! Thank you for continuing to share your journey. I play this one too :)

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My late father played lots of pieces by TMP. As an arrogant youngster I really didn't appreciate these pieces. When he died I inherited a huge box of music much of which I discarded but I did keep the 3 volumes of TMP. Lovely, well crafted pieces that whilst lacking ambition actually work well. The book of concluding voluntaries has been a life saver on many occasions. Thank you for another lovely video.

What a pretty piece! Bravo!

I think it was really a duck quacking...🪅

Ah that record button - I know it well. I press the button and it is like I've never had a lesson in my life! I also think these voluntaries are quite tricky.