Hi Kristian! Congrats on the nuptials! The piece comes from Brucker's 4 Preludes in Eb (s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/8/8b/IMSLP431361-PMLP701114-ABruckner_4_Pr%C3%A4ludien_for_Organ,_WAB128_firstedition.pdf) The first section (00:00 - 00:43) is "Drittes Praludium", which is the 4th page of the manuscript. The second section (00:44 - 01:42) is "Zweites Praludium", which starts on the 3rd page and goes onto the 4th page Then I repeat the "Drittes Praludium" at the end I hope this helps - and good luck on the big day ❤

@@DCTOnline Thank you! You made my day ☺️

thank you Tim! Willan's pieces are a nice mix of challenging and accesible - and extremely enjoyable to play :)

It a solid investment (although tax time is right around the corner.....) I'm working on soloing hymn melodies out - think it worked ok here :)

haha :D I tried to keep it lowkey ;) Thank you amazing human - really enjoying Willan's pieces!

thank you for your kind words John, and for stoping by! :)

@@DCTOnline keep up your good work. I like your channel. Just subscribed...

I love Goss' hymn - it's absolutely in my top 10 :)

Thanks Scott :) I love trying to word paint with registrations to give context and flow to the words (... but I'm also a sucker for full organ... :D )

You're too kind Scott, thank you! :) I thoroughly love Willan's works - they're so enjoyable to play!

@@DCTOnline you played it very well David. I hadn’t heard this piece before.

I had it easy - Noel Rawsthorne's arrangement was incredibly accessible and easy to follow <3 thank you my friend!

Honestly, I use almost everything on the first verse, then absolutely everything on the last - love the big, full organ sound <3

Thanks Rien! I really love his pieces - especially these stately ones ❤

It is - but what the heck with the copyright!? That's insane Vidas!

@@DCTOnline Villan died in 1968 so in EU his work is protected for 70 years after his death…

thank you for your kind words and for stopping by! :)

How good is it! such an amazing piece, especially with a solid choir behind it :)

@@DCTOnline 😊really!

late response sorry! Thank you my friend :) it's one of my favourite Easter anthems :)

@@DCTOnline me too😊

It's so majestic! It also pairs well with a Voluntary by an amazing Floridian composer I know... 😁

Your gift to arrange and compose music is incredible Phil, they're such fun and beautiful pieces ❤

One of my favourites too Scott, it's such a beautiful piece - RVW was truly an incredibly gifted composer.

The Salisbury sampleset is just so much fun! The only issue I run into is playing too fast as it can get muddy - the other aspect is its cost which, thankfully, my partner hasn't found out about....

@@DCTOnline I would like to incorporate Hauptwerk into my organ but I’ve heard there can be issues besides the cost. Your secret is safe with me David. 😉. My organ has been taken apart ( speakers ) because the room that it’s in is being renovated. Looks like another couple of weeks. Then I’ll need to have the organ company in to set up and voice the organ. 🤑🤑🤑🤑. One thing I have asked them to install is an amplifier so that I can get sound through the organs computer and out to the speakers. Not sure what that’s going to cost. They are coming free of charge because 17 different keys have cracks; on a brand new key board; across all three key boards. Not happy about that and I wonder is this will be an ongoing issue. They are replacing those for free since I have a 10 warranty. Keep up the fabulous playing. Sorry I don’t always get to leave comments or see all of your videos. It was fabulous to have been to see Anna Lapwood in Atlantic City and I even got to speak with her and get a distant selfie per her suggestion. She’s very gracious. Cheers!

Right back at ya! Love this piece, and your performance was awesome ❤

The algorithm knows!! Appreciate your kind words Tim - it was an exercise in keeping sane during Covid, and also testing out what I could do with technology :)

@@DCTOnline (I'm literally trying to work out whether I googled "Salzburg" recently - I actually have a hymnal with a different Salzburg - not sure if misprint, or..... )

You're too kind Tim! But completely agree, it's a magnificent hymn! My friend and mentor Leigh Askew (Organist at Ballarat's Anglican Cathedral) played the Guilant paraphrase 'See the conqu'ring Hero comes' as his vigil postlude - and it was INCREDIBLE! Piece I'd love to learn (along with all the others...)

It's a pure Hauptwerk (was using Sweelinq in beta). When I got the console, it wasn't working, and had been sitting in a shed for 15 years. So I gutted it & rewired into HauptwerkHardware's midi encoder (www.hauptwerkhardware.com/product/universal-midi-encoder/). I was going to wire in the rocker tabs (and bought a load of components to make this happen.....) but decided instead to replace this all with a 3rd manual, so it's all on pause now. I'm currently hunting around for a decent 61 keyboard with midi so I can (mostly) plug and play (with some console adjustments). Vid of my escapades getting it to working is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKDReZSIrtmfj7s

@@DCTOnline I thought it looked familiar - my previous organ was a Wyvern (Cathedral Series, Salisbury, I think) that also had the "Organ Centre" tag on it - yours looks a bit newer (and in much better shape). I mainly got rid of mine because it was pre-Midi (not by much).... Good luck with the project!

It's one of the earliest hymns I remember singing as a youngun - it's such a glorious piece to play and sing, especially with a choir backing it in harmony!

@@DCTOnline I distinctly remember it growing up (and it took me longer than it should've to get around to learning it) - and sadly it seems largely unknown in my current circles....

Thanks Michael! Hope it brought a smile to your face today :)

They really are! Perfect for parish life, either as eucharistic reflections or postludes. Glad you enjoyed Marcus, really appreciate your kind words, and for stopping by!

Thanks for your kind words Jonathan! And I'm really sorry to hear that on Joshua's part - it's really a gamble at the big services these days :(

Thanks Chris! And it absolutely is - it's also starting to get slightly tattered from over use 😁♥️

thank you Phil! I'd love to hear your performance of this!

It's such a glorious piece! ❤

Growing up I used to hear it at St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Adelaide (although people did suggest the Musical Director and Organist at the time had very Protestant tastes). It's in the current CWBII, and I think is used each year at the main (ie 11AM) mass at the Cathedral here in Canberra too (although local parishes seem to prefer more recent AOV music - Bonniwell, Andersen, Farrell, Deiss, Kendrick.....etc)

It's an incredibly beautiful and powerful hymn I'd love to see an organ reduction of the Stanford anthem of the same name though, that'd be incredible!!

Colin Mawby's collection is amazing, it also includes the introductions and interludes to the last verse too - it's a bit more extravagant than NR, so not all the pieces work unless you have strong voices. But for those that have a clear melody, such as this, they're incredibly fun 😁❤️

It's a great processional hymn, but perhaps used more in Anglican circles? It originally had some four verses, but in the new Revised English Hymnal, they're up to 12.... enough time for a thurifer-led double figure-8 🤣

Thank you amazing human! I may have taken some inspiration from your performance.... 😁 For fans of James Flores - his performance is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIrRm4OHra-Wj8U

You're too kind, ty :) Mr Rawsthorne was an incredible composer and arranger, I love his works, and this is no exception - it is such a glorious piece!

Thank you Phil! Happy Easter to you, your family & congregation I'm really looking forward to giving your arrangement of Vulpius a run - James' did an incredible job of it!❤

Thank you my friend! Wishing you and your family a happy and safe Eastertide!!

thank you amazing human!! ❤ I'm trying out a new setting at present which, hopefully, will be less grainy - we'll see!

Thanks Dickson ☺ Would love to see you give this a shot on one of the beautiful Sydney instruments!

Hey Sabine! it is published! Kevin Mayhew's 'The Essential Organist' (www.kevinmayhew.com/products/essential-organist-1400482#contents) there's a couple spots you can still purchase it online 🙂

@@DCTOnline Thank you for your comment, I bought the book and am now happy to play that arrangement.

Good to see you about again my friend! And likewise, apologies for the late response!

@@DCTOnline no problems, Dee. I'm also catching up to your Easter videos