Very nice. Unfamiliar with this composer!

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Faboulous!

Hip, Hip, Hurrah!

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I'm unsure, but either Charles Vincent or his brother also founded the long-defunct Vincent Organ Company in Sunderland. Their instruments are still found in many churches and chapels in the North East of England, where I reside. I remember that one of the first organ pieces I ever played ( many, many years ago !) was a very cheesey little prelude by Dr Vincent titled 'Andante'; this was also used as the theme music for the Light Programme's 'Chapel in the Valley' on Sunday mornings. ( Good grief, I'm showing my age !)

"There was a time when this type of composition was scorned by many [and indeed may still be by some] but it cannot be denied it has much to commend it." Not by me, Bramwell, not by me.

I have just obtained a copy of EHT's Postlude on Thornbury. Have you recorded it ?

Beautiful interpretation, thank you!

Absolutely timeless and so beautiful

Very interesting to hear a Scottish tune with an Austrian accent! "Glasgow" is still in the Church Hymnary 4th edition ("CH4") so it's not completely forgotten unlike, say, "Dunblane Cathedral" which you recorded a while ago. Thanks for another fine video.

Excellent well played and much appreciated thankyou one of my favourite Psalm and hymn tunes.

Transcendent!

Wonderful!!!

Here is what you are, Sir Bramwell. (Queen E2 left us a little too early and so did not quite get around to making the knighthood official. Damn. Secular version. "A gentleman and a scholar." (Am not sure if that exists in British English. It used to be said frequently with a certain dose of wit here in U.S.-America--lest the encouragement go to a boy's or young man's head. Seems to have gone extinct about 20 years ago. Alas. Theological version. A man of God. (Now. "Let all mortal flesh keep silence" I say--aka, don't you talk back to me. Capische? As an organist and therefore ordinary sinner, I am continually taught something by you, Bramwell. Thank you. Mark (Arizona)

this was great

Uplifting spiritual moment.

Oh god.

Wonderful music!!! Without words Very good play

Congratulations!!! You are a great man

Very nice little arrangement beautifully played. Thanks Bramwell, I loved it.

What a lovely peace of music so well played

Very well played! A beautifully rendition of a delightful piece. I love Rawsthorne - very accessible, especially for intermediate players like me who don't have hours to practise. The 36 Miniatures should be in every organist's bookcase!

I enjoyed that Bramwell - I will look to get the book of this soon! :)

What an excellent piece of music well played I believe the composer was a Norfolk man and organist at. Norwich Cathedral l believe he composed a hymn tune named after a village near Norwich called Kirbybedon.

Why did the old (steam) underground train not move

Beautiful, thank you.

Very nice ,cristal clear ,best tempo , many fast moving organist should inspire, 👍👏💕

Very nice... i love your setup. very tasteful. Thank you for sharing this organist/composers work. I have not encountered Hugh Blair but just love this time period in England. I have a bunch of new music to sort through for preludes and postludes...ill be playing Hugh Blair this weekend thanks to you !!

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In my chair, arms down no movement, eyes closed, head up resting on my neck, all ears, this is my postion for grasping the sublime.

The thought of singing this in the unaccompanied Scottish form that we use in our church is quite mind boggling! Thank you for the beautiful playing.

support from Belgium!

I am a Korean organist who uploads Bach's organ works. Your excellent performances and interpretations are helpful to me. Thanks for sharing😊

Is this the F. Cunningham Woods arrangement from "The Village Organist"?

Quite a distinguished family of church musicians ! John Broderip's anthem ' Awake up my glory ' has enjoyed a revival in West Gallery Music circles in recent times.

Bravo sir - a lovely piece played masterfully. A very joyful rendition!

A special mention to the writer of the accompanying text. Just: Plural of Choral is Choräle, we don´t have "s" as a plural in german.

Excellent one of my favourite tunes could you play Glasgow and Regent Square please separately of course?

Excellent peace of music well played.

Enjoyed everything about this, the chosen music, the references, the instrument, and so well played.

Excellent performance of an interesting piece! Thank you.

BRAVO

Fugues can be played like you play, with quiet grace.

Well done! Thank you.

congratulations. a hug from Brazil!

The photograph at the beginning is actually of John E. WEST, by the way !!

Most delightful ! More of Mr Meale, please !

Lovely to hear this on the organ. My old Secondary Modern School in Bournemouth fundraised for a similar organ in 1957. It had a lovely tone, and we had an excellent music master. Now in semi-retirement in PICTON, South Island, New Zealand.