This was a fun night.

Very nice arrangement, thanks for sharing, Scott

Muito lindo este Salmo 139 !!!!!!! THIS PRAISE IS VERY BEAUTIFUL!

This arrangement beautifully captures the true spirit of America as the new world Evoking the feeling of being in a tranquil place, almost outer space, it captures the true spirit of Memorial day, where one remembers those who ended up in a fight, few of them actively sought. In fact, given the fog of war, acts of heroism and passion, just as greatly misguided judgement are usually found an both sides of the conflict. To me, this piece is a thoughtful reminder that between all those battle hymns we can be grateful to be less often confronted with life and death decisions. In this time of peace and prosperity, we are well served to show our gratitude to those less fortunate ones who came before us and had to face much harsher conditions America is still this fantastic experiment, where the decision between war and peace, where the decision to serve and sacrifice lies in the hand of the people Every other nation in history sooner or later lost their strength, lost their belief, and gave in to kings, oligarchs or dictators. But not the USA In short: I'm deeply moved by what I've heard in this video, thank you for sharing

beautifully played. But that's no trumpet, that's a flugelhorn. Someone should tell the video editor.

He hath showed thee O man what is good, and what doth the Lord require of thee. But to do justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with Thy God. Micah 6:8

Notice U have the Fender Rhodes..... as well. I own a CP-70B & Fender Rhodes. Nice rig 🫡 u play extremely well. 👌👍

Beautiful church and wonderful choir.

Lindo!

Stellar!

Amazing sound! love It

It sounds awesome, its sound reminds me a lot to Charly Garcia, a very popular argentinian pop/rock/folk/tango/ etc musician from the 70s/80s. He did an extensive use of this glorious intruments. You can look for "desarma y sangra", "cancion de 2 por 3" "ojos de video tape" "los dinosaurios" if you want to hear some great piano tunes played with this instrument.

Beautifully done!

Wow, I love the sound of a CP-70 or CP-80, and this is the first time I've heard that sound played to One Summer's Day 🙂. Not to mention mic'ing it yourself too. Nice job!

Beautiful. What is the name of this chorus? Where is it? Thanks.

Tolles und abwechslungsreiches Spiel und sehr schön registriert!

Bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo

the choir pool kids?

An amazing performance. Thank you to the choir and the musicians. Soloist...ahhh...so beautiful. She sent shivers down my spine. And I represent the publisher of this gorgeous piece by Mark Miller. :)

Wonderful!

Beautiful

Sounds awesome, I'm trying to find some inspiration for recording my CP-80. Thanks for making this.

This tune usually seems to be "attributed" to Johann Pachelbel but maybe that is just for the 9 variations on this tune which was composed by Samuel Rodegast in 1675

Haha this is my kind of content! Thank you

Sounds great, but there's some buzzing, sounds like a loose screw or something.

Pianos? Porsches? Just found someone with the best taste!!!

Bravo! Such sensuous playing on a beautiful instrument!

Hello, could you kindly share the score and rehearsal material for this song?

Amazing

One of my favorite back roads... like the yellow, mine is red ..

Your tone is much more like an acoustic piano in the louder more energetic parts and sounds much more like an electric piano in the soft passages. , it’s very interesting how the cp70 can sound like an acoustic and electric piano without changing any settings.

Beautiful work!

very interesting technique. Great playing!

Love it when church musicians dare to recontextualise their congregational worship songs. Inspiring stuff! I've been itching to pull my Rhodes Mk II into a worship service for a long time, whenever COIVD eases up...

This reminds me of one time when I was in college on the worship band. One of the members of the band hated 1980s music. In fact he always said that the best thing to come out of the 1980s with him. And so one week, myself and a few of the other bandmembers decided we would do the songs that we had already planned for and practice up for that week in a 1980s style. So I brought my Roland JV 1080 along with a Yamaha DX seven module. We used a newer model Simmons electric drum kit, so being that it was a Simmons it had the old analog Simmons SDS series kits in it so we use those. Are used a couple of classic piano sounds on the 1080s piano board. Are used a few from the old Roland RD 1000/MKS 20, and that expansion board happens to have a pretty good CP 70/CP 80 sample on it also. So anyway, none of us said anything to the other band member. Until we just started playing and we were opening with 10,000 reasons. And I think I played the first few chords and he explained something like, what?! We didn’t record any of our worship or anything that we did, but that night I wish someone would’ve been recording. But ever since then, even when I would lead worship at our church after this, I very seldom use just a standard grand piano preset in my cord workstations that I have. I either use something like the old SG one or the M1. Or even still some FM stuff from the DX7.

Nice to hear your beautiful voice!

nicely done! fun!

Great video!! Thanks for sharing!

Nice job.

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Really well done Scott! Hope to see you again soon once quarantine is over.

Wonderful having the melody played on the pedalboard! Some Apollos seem very harsh but this one has a nice warm sound---probably thank to the player's evident skill. Many British churches had Apollos till fairly recent years.

👍...Words cannot express my joy and appreciation of your video/performance....Thanks....

I discovered this piece not long ago. Very nice job. Enjoy your playing and the organ!

Great job on what can ordinarily be a very tedious piece to listen to. Very moving and well executed!

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing this.

TITLE: The Lord is My Shepherd COMPOSER: Allen Pote PERFORMANCE CHOIR: The Jubilate Festival Singers OCCASION: 25th Anniversary of the founding of The Jubilate Festival Singers DATE: Sunday, January 24, 2018 DIRECTOR: R. Mark Green, Associate Pastor First Baptist Church Avondale Estates ACCOMPANIST: Kadar Jones

Since I can't afford an acoustic clavichord, I would love to have one of these!

How did you record it?

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