🎵 24 Best Traditional Hymns Ever Written

[@beautyinsound]

I think you’ll really like my Music of Cathedrals compilation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGrMhnqnqtSBnbssi=d2DG_yNiow5J5yeK ❤

[@VuyisileGxabagxaba-go2tt]

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[@alexplaysthekeyboard]

some of my favs sometimes you cant beat a classic banger of a hymn (i think thats where some modern churches go wrong i love playing these on the organ my self

[@aureliobarbato6551]

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[@heatherhoward2513]

Just wow!

[@liesethomas911]

Of course you're not! These mean so much to me. I came to Christ because of these hymns.

[@WilliamCooper-l6f]

I live in Texas and I have never been in a church building as grand as the one you played the magnificent hymns at. How can anyone not be spiritually awakened and totally committed to Christ in such a Heavenly environment? If I resided near this church, I would attend every service. Already, just after the first two songs played, my voice is going out, from singing along. Never have my ears heard such a stately version of Praise The Lord, The Almighty. One of my favorite songs is Eternal Father, Strong To Save, because I would not had been born, had my father not been saved after a ship he served on sank. Thank you Mr McVeigh for caring enough to preserve our Christian heritage through these amazing videos. May God cause a special blessing come to you for your devotion to Christ and service to His church family around the world.

[@christinawatkinsyoutube]

beautifully written! I will never take the cathedrals in my homeland for granted again! greetings from across the pond

[@geraldshearon7264]

Music of the spheres

[@juliekovich-recordingartist]

I am with you. I don't have any great cathedrals near me and wish I did!

[@juliekovich-recordingartist]

@@christinawatkinsyoutube You are very fortunate to have that access.

[@inmommashands7139]

My 84 year old dad walked into my house when I had this going loudly. He didn't call out for me he sat and enjoyed the music till I came into the room and saw him

[@marcitamarcela]

That's so beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes that people still enjoy this

[@kencammenga4442]

Ah, the hymns of yesteryear that I miss so much. Our churches in America have pretty much gone to praise songs. Some of the praise songs are okay, but I fear most will not be remembered or hummed 20 years from now. It makes me sad that we've robbed the younger generation of our hymn/psalm heritage.

[@craigborgardt6396]

Good churches do the great hymns of our historical past; good churches do proper praise songs; GREAT churches do BOTH. And there are so very few doing both.....

[@janetkornfeld8962]

We sing these hymns in my church

[@craigborgardt6396]

@@janetkornfeld8962 Good churches sing the traditional hymns; good churches use contemporary hymnody. Great churches do BOTH.

[@neuzeliasbahrmilke369]

Bom dia! 🇧🇷 Estes hinos fazem parte de nosso hinário luterano aqui no Brasil. Trabalho com um grupo de jovens em minha igreja da qual sou organista a vários anos. Com.os jovens trabalhou com músicas de banda. Mas para minha surpresa eles se interessa muito por estas músicas mais tradicionais de nosso hinário. Que são verdadeiras obras clássicas de Bach Bethovem Handel entre outros compositores. Fico feliz por estes jovens se interessar por músicas tradicionais da igreja cristã. As melodias são lindas e as letras baseadas em textos bíblicos. E isto transmite uma mensagem bela!!!

[@craigborgardt6396]

@@neuzeliasbahrmilke369 That is very encouraging. In my own life, we left our traditional, orthodox church in 2006 for a theological reason and joined a parish that uses mostly contemporary Christian music. Our son didn't care for it and remains to this day at our former church who uses only organ, liturgy and classic hymnody. He loves the ancient ways and I support that, except when he belittles our church's musical style. I remind him that good churches do only orthodox, traditional liturgy and hymns and that good churches do solid Christian contemporary musical style but GREAT CHURCHES find a way to DO BOTH. "Something for everyone" is not a bad concept, even within the church but it IS very heartening to know that, like me, so many yet prefer the hymns and pipe organs of old. Thank you for sharing that.

[@bethrose6425]

Our rural southeastern Ohio 120 year old church still has its pipe organ and we still sing the old hymns. We are extremely fortunate.

[@kendekruyf2685]

Yes you are!

[@junespence7546]

May I ask whereabouts is your church? I live just outside Cincinnati and if it wasn’t too far, I would love to visit! Thanks

[@bethrose6425]

@@junespence7546 , our church is in Perry County, about a 2-3 hour drive from Cincinnati. We’d love for you to visit, but I can understand that’s a pretty long drive.

[@InvictusAeterna]

The pipe organ is an instrument from heaven. These hymns pierce my soul with peace, joy, and praise for almighty God

[@kitstr]

True ! From its infancy as a tiny chamber instrument with a dozen pipes, to the massive machines bigger than my apartment, with thousands of pipes, that can fill a cathedral as big as a city block !

[@VlastaBlecic]

I agrree with you

[@Ken_Weber_organist]

Traditional hymns of old are simply the BEST and you played them very well, the way the should be played.

[@bobbyhendley3084]

I am one of the fortunate ones whose American church sings almost all of these hymns on a regular basis. And our organ is a 4 manual 94 rank Casavant of recent vintage. Our American organist got his degrees from both Yale and Eastman before spending a few years as the first organ scholar at Royal Albert Hall and then on to Canterbury Cathedral as the Assistant Organist. Somebody in our congregation quietly and anonymously ponied up quite a chunk of change to steal him away! But it also shows the cut of cloth we have for a senior pastor that this sort of music is what we desired to have to truly worship God. The choir consists of multiple music majors from the local University and far more members with music degrees already logged in our backgrounds. We are blessed. And in East Texas we truly are a one-of-a-kind church! For our Fine Arts Series, we recently had Peter Holder of Westminster Abbey perform. It was heart stopping! Having played at the funerals of both Prince Phillip and then Queen Elizabeth, he next played for Charles’ coronation. As my 88 year old mother had watched Elizabeth’s coronation live 70 years ago on a tiny black and white TV, and then her funeral services live again now, this concert by Peter was for her the ultimate capstone to mark both ends of that remarkable era of history which she had lived completely through that exceeded even that of Queen Victoria. It’s been weeks now but she’s still floating on air. As I said, we are blessed. And grateful.

[@judithhardin2783]

Wow…yes what a delightful blessing. If you don’t mind sharing, what church in East Texas? If not, that’s okay. Just curious. I live in the Panhandle of West Texas.

[@bobbyhendley3084]

@@judithhardin2783 I’m at First Presbyterian Church in Tyler, TX. We have a IV/94 Casavant organ and the church stole our organist from Canterbury Cathedral where he was the First Assistant Organist. He had also been an organ scholar at a couple of other English cathedrals and was in fact the first organ scholar at the Royal Albert Hall. His degrees stateside are from Eastman and Yale after being introduced to the organ at Interlochen. He’s currently also now working on a as DMA in harpsichord at North Texas.

[@desertrat1357]

Very neat! I love that some churches are keeping their traditional piano and organs! I am blessed to be apart of a church as well that sings traditional hymns every week with piano accompaniment as well as some weeks the organ is used. Wish it was every week with the organ, but not many people can play it anymore. ​@@bobbyhendley3084

[@patriciashearer8153]

@@bobbyhendley3084 I am a classically trained mezzo soprano (vocal performance at Baylor) and sang for years in Presbyterian and Anglican churches in New Orleans. A dear friend, Rachelen Lien, was President of the Organ Historical Society. She introduced introduced those of us in church music in New Orleans at the time to many fine organists and builders when they visited. This KZbin site is a bright spot on the Internet. As a native Texan, I cannot be more proud of this glorious music from Tyler.

[@evelynbrown2546]

Great organ, brilliant organist and wonderful hymns. Perfect combination! Thank you so much. 26th Feb 2024

[@charmainejones3596]

There is something Majestic about pipe organs, such beautiful melodies! To God be all Glory, honor, and Praise!! Many thanks and Blessings to the Organist!

[@DanBeebe-ml2ly]

I m a 60's,70's,& 80's Christian..still am thanks to this beautiful music

[@alastaircritchley4620]

Wonderful! 18 years old and going to bed listening to hymns, after having been to church this morning! Rather good :)

[@lukefriesenhahn8186]

Gott segen dich! 🙂

[@kathym6603]

Yes, rather good! Happy days to you.

[@GodsArtGallery111]

God Bless You, Brother! 16 and same ❤️

[@mag.prostlerdietmar396]

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[@mag.prostlerdietmar396]

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[@nathanielwilliams2064]

The organ will always remain the best musical instruments! When played by an expert, the effect is transcendental! So hypnotic! Man is certainly made in the image and likeness of God!

[@junespence7546]

I am from N. Ireland, living here 35 years. How I miss this beautiful music and these traditional hymns. Thank you

[@MaryAnnEvancheck]

I'm worshiping with this beautiful organ music as I'm snowed in on Reformation Sunday in Colorado. It is truly a gift of heavenly music. Thank You

[@71superbee39]

I've lost track of how many times I've enjoyed these hymns of praise.

[@marcusbellen2193]

Thank you, Mister Richard McVeigh, for these wonderful and magnificent hymns. The way you play these hymns make my heart sing.

[@kekoa555]

This awesome music reminds us of our priceless heritage as Christians, and especially those of us of English descent. No more ennobling hymns have ever been, or will ever be written for the great pipe organs of England, and the featured organist is amazing. Watching him is to see a man completely involved with the great organ to create music in praise of GOD.

[@johannpfouche]

Being secular, I absolutely love church organ hymns, taking solace in the unfailing grace of the music.

[@nardopereirapinto3760]

PIPE ORGAN ! THE KING OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS! SO POWERFUL!

[@craigborgardt6396]

So true but sadly, mastering this instrument is becoming less and less common. I've played for about 20 years now, mostly self-taught but enough experience to realize that to get all 8 fingers, 2 thumbs and 2 feet going at the same time while keeping the rhythm makes it singularly difficult to learn, much less master. One has to be just a tad schizophrenic to split the mind into two staffs and 4-6 lines of notes and umpteen registrations with an almost incalculable number of possible settings. It's very much like flying a modern jet....complicated in the cognitive sphere but the physical hand-to-eye coordination must be present in equal amounts. Rare are the people that can do all of it well and into the upper levels of musicality. I am thankful for those who use those God-given talents.

[@ralphdickerson7151]

Organ music- a brief glimpse of the heavenly glories awaiting us!

[@gohim2j]

What a joyful experience it is to hear these hymns. The excellence glorifies God. Thank you for this gift.

[@sallyconti6802]

So much nostalgia. I remember almost all of these hymns from school in the 60s and 70s. Thank you.

[@bobbyhendley3084]

You know, you could still hear them every Sunday if you went back to church…. 😆

[@xodrinker]

What a blessing it would be if these hymns were taught again at school now.

[@oscarfabi_]

@@xodrinkerInstead children and youth are taught agendas and listen to putrid rap music

[@ExplodingPiggy]

@@oscarfabi_oh FFS put your pearls down 🙄

[@oscarfabi_]

@@ExplodingPiggy No, it goes against my conscience to deny that this generation among whom I also am guilty is heading towards destruction. Tankfully God saved a wretched sinner like me, glory be to Christ!

[@steensonfamily]

Praise the Lord with stringed instruments and organs (from Psalm 150).

[@ginnylar]

I cannot stop listening! I am in heavenly communion with our Lord as I listen to your magnificent playing. Blessings to you and your family!❤

[@bryceword1768]

Rousing and inspirational hymn playing!! I love your use of the 32's, 64's and the En Chamades!! If heaven exists then let me enter the gates with this.

[@Fr.RoshanJanaka]

I missed the Pipe Organ! You are playing well and the Hymns that you have chosen to play are so solemn. Great. God Bless you. Keep it up!

[@lisaschroy1578]

We still play the beautiful old hymns in our church. I have the privilege of playing them on our organ. I praise the Lord for the beautiful gift of music. I ask Praise Him for His gift of salvation

[@nereusmutongore8466]

Cant stop listening to this beautiful list of hymns. Perfectly played. Bravo to the organist.

[@redemptaruta1691]

Me too. I love them. God bless the organist .

[@chadlowe7241]

Truly wonderful. Thank you Richard for sharing your testimony of Jesus Christ with the world in such a selfless way.

[@billmoeller8897]

This is the best video yet !!!!!! First went to Europe in 1995 to ride motorcycles through the Alps. Would always start in Munich. Been there about 13 times over the years. Each time I would spend a little less time on the bike & a little more time in the cathedrals listening to those great organs. The best sound in the world. Big thanks for taking me back to those days. Excellent sound & camera work. As close as I can get to being there, even gave me goosebumps. It is that good.

[@henrybentir9674]

❤️I could feel your music! God Bless you ! Give me tears of Joy!

[@trainsupporter9088]

This was just lovely thank you. As I was working in the kitchen, I had this playing in the background. Nothing beats the old hymns played by an organ, in my thoughts!

[@hoped6676]

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[@Chesterbarnes1]

When Richard played "O Thou Who Camest From Above" I lost it again. God only knows how lovely that piece of music is and what it does to my heart and soul when I hear it played so perfectly on the Pipe Organ Thank you Sir Richard Mc

[@geoffreypenhall2370]

Watching tonight in Southern Australia - have been unwell, and these pieces, so well known and so much loved, are truly a healing spirit for mind and soul. Thank you Richard - I'd love to be there in some of those remarkable English churches - such amazing heritage!

[@peejaygeee]

What a nostalgic trip, spellbinding in sound and vision, where has our nation gone? These beautiful buildings so empty today. Superb control of these lovely instruments, a pleasure to watch.

[@barbaramoller5166]

I am mesermized with the beautiful hymns you have been playing. The organ is the best musical sound to listen to as we are in touch with God. Some hymns bring tears to my eyes and the beautiful churches in England are delight to my soul thank you.

[@winstonpetersen3110]

Master Ricard playing these beautiful hyms with passion which stirs my sould....feeling the spirit of God all over me. Blessing to you Richard. We love the hymns... greetings to wife and child.

[@margotbryan1554]

This is a beautiful program. Well worth pausing and taking the time to listen and sing if so moved!

[@maryalford5417]

Thank you so much. Not only for the musical journey but watching a master performing. Enjoyed viewing the ecclesiastical buildings immensely. Like so many others commenting, I grew up on these hymns in the 1950’s and 1960’s. The words are still imprinted on my brain. Added to my playlist. Many , many thanks again. Sending you blessings for your musical ministry. By the way seeing the Epstein statue at Llandaff cathedral was especially memorable for me.

[@GertVanZylVanZyl]

I thank the Lord that I can attend a church where hymns are sung to the tunes from such a magnificent instrument to the glory and honour of God Almighty

[@yvonnewratten5855]

Brilliant .these will cheer everybody up.i was hoping you tube would put this on..

[@edwardrodgers9383]

The Holy-music causes us to reflect on the all-mighty through our day: may he inspire and guide us in all ways through our lives.💐

[@ahmog]

Humble Holy songs for Bible study 😊

[@johngriffith3135]

Geoffrey Griffith watching in Philadelphia.usa formerly of all saints Anglican church choirs in Barbados west indies oh i thank mr Richard McVeigh so very much his organ music have me in a joyous Jesus happiness i am so excited for this great gifted God given master organist that hymn praise to God the almighty was our school hymn on my school boy days in the 1960 ties may God let you carry on in your playing days not too many organist like mr McVeigh live to you sir God bless keep on filling my heart amen.

[@janemazzola4454]

MAGNIFICENT!! 100x's over! I keep returning to this video & it is even MORE wonderful with each playing... Is that possible? YES, indeed! As I listen to this glorious music, I "tour" these amazing cathedrals. Thank you for this holy gift of sight & sound for all listeners.

[@johnvrabec9747]

I remember singing some of these, its wonderful to hear them again played with such skill and emotion. My Uncle Jim would had loved this so much. Also, thank you for the words so I could sing along. Very uplifting. Peace and love to all.

[@leroystubbs5074]

Loving hearing and knowing these glorious hymns is so inspiring and lifting it so suppose to bring one closer to God music being the language of the soul the Godly spiritual music especially played on the pipe organ divinely brings me closer to God in Nassau Bahamas love it

[@yvonnewratten5855]

Just what we all need .

[@sarashain9884]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talents with these glorious hymns on the pipe organ.

[@carolethompson7818]

Thanks for these favorite hymns. Thanks for the words to sing along also.

[@seniorskateboarder5958]

There is no music more inspirational or worth my listening!

[@MargaretSookram-c6j]

I am definitely enjoying the music

[@javiercarrillo6565]

MUY BONITOS HIMNOS, SALUDOS DESDE SAN FELIPE DEL PROGRESO, ESTADO DE MÉXICO🇲🇽. DIOS LOS BENDIGA, SHALOM🙏.

[@dianeragland3096]

Thank you. Thank you. A visual and auditory delight! Beautiful. (My mother and I used to enjoy watching and listening to Diane Bish perform, a TV program years ago.) The hymns were so beautifully played. Blessings.

[@hannetjielamprecht832]

The Best! Beautiful!!!

[@francismeyvis7009]

Awsome! Must be so ecstatic to play such a magistral instrument that takes up a whole city centre! Wish I was there to enjoy it live. Thank you so much for your play and recording!

[@tambrosia9316]

BRAVO Many Thanks for sharin this blessed music with the world. Know how much these Hymns and Songs of Praise mean to all who hear them but I do Believe HE hears them and is so pleased with your talents and all who Praise and Love Him. Thank YOu God Bless and keep you strong in your service to GOD and mankind. Pax+

[@craigborgardt6396]

Gorgeous and wonderfully expressed renditions of some truly powerful hymnody....and I'm thrilled to see another organists playing pedals without shoes!!! You do a wonderful job pulling stops and keeping the music going. God bless.

[@mikdebtube]

Perfect! I Can’t stop listening to this compilation! Always waiting for your latest live videos. May God bless you and thank you!

[@bobpettit6653]

This is absolutely beautiful.

[@clarencethomas8906]

Thank you and GOD BLESS ❤😊

[@8Ayelet]

You just made my morning! 🎶☕🌿 Thank you for these wonderful hymns played on this pipe organ! ( Nothing better,except for maybe bagpipes ❤️)

[@wk7060]

Awesome video Richard! Thank you! You are by far the best organist that I have heard in my 72 years!

[@diannemills5594]

Really enjoyed relistening to these hymns and will relisten in the future. Blessings.

[@elderrobertv.fullersr.1739]

I have truly been blessed today listening to the great hymns played on the King of Instruments. It was a much needed enhancement to my Sunday worship. Your ministry gift is simply amazing. God bless you, and thank you. 🙏

[@williamgaines8236]

I realized there were no timestamps so might as well put them here 0:00 And did those feet in ancient time (Jerusalem) (Gloucester Cathedral) 2:43 Praise to the Lord, the Almighty (Lobe den Herren) (Llandaff Cathedral) 5:45 Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (Blaenwern) (Romsey Abbey) 8:58 I vow to thee, my country (Thaxted) (Chichester Cathedral) 11:25 For all the Saints, who from their labours rest (Sine Nomine) (Gloucester Cathedral) 16:08 Forty days and forty nights (Arundel Cathedral) 18:53 At the lamb's high feast we sing (Salzburg) (Salisbury Cathedral) 22:07 Let all the world in every corner sing (Luckington) (Lancing College) 23:40 Come Down, O Love Divine (Down Ampney) (Llandaff Cathedral) 27:09 How shall I sing that majesty (Chichester Cathedral) 30:59 O Thou Who Camest From Above (Hereford) (Gloucester Cathedral) 33:44 Thine be the Glory (Maccabaeus) (Lincoln Cathedral) 36:35 Come, labour on (Chichester Cathedral) 39:17 When peace, like a river, attendeth my way (It is well) (Llandaff Cathedral) 44:18 The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended (St Clement) (St George's Church, Chichester) 47:30 I sing a song of the saints of God (Grand Isle) (Gloucester Cathedral) 49:52 Blessed City, Heavenly Salem (Regent Square) (Lancing College) 52:50 The lamb's high banquet we await (Ad Cenam Agni) (Salisbury Cathedral) 55:55 Come, thou fount of every blessing (Romsey Abbey) 58:06 Alleluya! Alleluya! (Lux eoi) (Lincoln Cathedral) 1:01:20 At the name of Jesus (Evelyns) (Cirencester Cathedral) 1:04:46 Jesus Christ is risen today (Easter Hymn) (Salisbury Cathedral) 1:08:12 Above the moon earth rises (Salley Gardens) (Cirencester Cathedral) 1:12:09 Lo! He comes with clouds descending (Helmsley) (St Edmundsbury Cathedral) 1:16:15 Outro (Hymn Prelude on Rhosymedre by Ralph Vaughn Williams) (Cathedral of St. Phillip, Atlanta GA, USA *Performed by Todd Wilson*)

[@stlouisix3]

Dick/Rich/Richard McVeigh reached 100,000👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@seniorskateboarder5958]

Thank you so much!

[@popoolaoludadepo9929]

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[@rosemarymortonjack9387]

Thank you

[@marshaprice8226]

Thanks so much for this list! Just what I was hoping to find!

[@clydesight]

Your videos are so inspiring, and this one is top notch! These instruments are so very beautiful to hear and to see. I studied about pipe organs when I was younger (1970's) and never dreamed I would ever get to hear and see so many well known and beautiful instruments! Yet, 50 years or so later, here I am, experiencing a dream come true on your channel. Yes, you do make a difference! Your performances are always a delight to hear and watch (love the PIP pedal work). You put out so many beautiful videos on KZbin... all I can say is THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

[@laurencebrooks7699]

Love this; our church took out our organ and now rarely play older music....I can worship at home and enjoy organ music.

[@andrewketchum960]

Richard, you are truly a master at recording these magnificent pipe organs. Getting the right balance, volume, and dispersion is most challenging with organs, but your amazing musicianship and recording talents make it all excellent. Thank you.

[@apparitionappalachian4591]

Masterpiece after masterpiece ❤ I love these!!

[@donnahoekzema-jw1br]

This compilation of favorite hymns on all the different organs in different cathedrals is absolutely incredible❣️I love these hymns we seldom sing anymore❣️ The most meaningful one though is “It is well with my soul”, I’m always sobbing by the end of the first line. That was one of my Mom’s favorite hymns and one the 12 of us sang at her funeral. It will be three years tomorrow since she went to be with her Lord and I can hardly see to type this through my tears. I miss her so much and it will always hurt that she spent her last 11 days alone in the hospital and we weren’t allowed to come and say goodbye. I’m just so grateful that you are performing and producing these videos, they fill a hole in my soul that’s been there a long time. Thank you and God bless you, Caroline, Hugo and your new baby❣️ And I love your cats, we are a two cat family as well❣️😻😻

[@tedcrandall7813]

My heart goes out to you... May God grant you comfort in knowing that the separation is just for a little while, but the Great Reunion is FOREVER! 13 But we do not want you to be uninformed, brothers, about those who are asleep, that you may not grieve as others do who have no hope. 14 For since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, through Jesus, God will bring with him those who have fallen asleep. 15 For this we declare to you by a word from the Lord, that we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the Lord, will not precede those who have fallen asleep. 16 For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. 17 Then we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we will always be with the Lord. 18 Therefore encourage one another with these words. (1 Thessalonians 4:13-18)

[@railroadralf]

Artistically registered, beautifully played. The Holy Spirit is definitely present in your sharing of your gifts!

[@barbaraclark7133]

Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful instruments! Such beautiful offering!

[@koropec]

Just found this ama,ing channel. Thank you Richard for bringing these wonderfu! hymns to us on these magnificent instruments. For me, this is how worship should be.

[@alistairkeen5575]

A gifted man who loves to play, thank you and God bless your work.

[@patarmstrong4676]

Masterful work, sir! Love hearing the rich sounds of your chords produced on that amazing creation of mankind and of God. I also love watching you work...I have played pianos and organs by ear since my earliest recollections, so I can appreciate first hand your total command. Fascinating and inspiring...thank you and best regards from the USA.

[@Baetzibaer]

Great music and camerawork to match ... -- thanks for a heart-warming experience. ❤

[@lizstuartgunn8551]

Richard you are magical on the pipe organ. I know the hymns so well, having gone to boarding school in Hastings NZ in 1950's!!. Our son sends your videos from London. Many thanks.

[@beautyinsound]

Thank you!

[@adamsalter17]

My late Uncle was an extraordinary organ player, and an extraordinary man. This brings fond memories of someone I haven’t seen in 30 years. Special. RIP Brian Kittle ❤

[@ademirsilva9486]

Awesome rendition! I loved every single hymn you played! Thank you very much for warming up our hearts!

[@georitchie3313]

Impressive! Glorious, deeply moving and inspirational. A true praise of our Almighty God and Savior. May music like this inspire the Christians of the world to unite in common purpose to witness our Faith, live a purposeful and Holy life in the face of the difficult and awful tribulations of the current time.

[@pamelastetor8803]

So beautiful🌹🌹🌹Thank You so very much!

[@johnfisher9816]

Outstanding in all respects. Thank you!!

[@jimh.6697]

Wonderful music, playing, recording and videography! All are impressive and am always transfixed especially by How's evocative poetry and Vaughan William's tune Sine Nomine in the hymn "For all the Saints." Basically fascinating to see what appears to be some pedal work done in stocking feet with those amazingly designed footwear! Good to hear the hymns played at a smart pace, not dragged out and on as so often is the situation in actual church services.

[@crwydryn]

Such a tonic to hear these hymns I grew up with in school many moons ago! and so sad today's youth haven't a clue' it's a new kind of loneliness in the words of Bjorn Ulvaeus.

[@christopherpragasam7832]

Awesome hymns played by the pipe organist. If it is so nice to hear here in the churches, how wonderful it will be in Heaven when this hymns are sung!! I'm proud to be a Christian!!!

[@princewillchike8312]

Thank you so so much.. Your performance is simply put.. Superb and inspiring.. God bless you

[@pravoslavn]

Thank you for the work you put into this. Excellent, solid material you have chosen. When I saw the title of the video, I thought it must surely more of those popular, happy-clappy, tin-horn ditties which have so swamped the music of the church here in the United States for the last hundred years or more (largely the result of American Revivalist movements of the 18th-19th centuries.). Thank goodness, you broke that mold and gave us the grand music ! I think it was St Augustine of Hippo who wrote, "He who sings, prays twice." I grew up with the great, traditional hymnody of the Anglo-Catholic C-of-E world, and finding it here again in your video gives me great delight. Thank you, Sir, from a Traditionalist in the Queen's often-uncultured and often-uncouth Colonies !

[@andrewspencer4843]

Such a majestic instrument the pipe organ. Fantastic to hear nice and loud! Brilliant performances

[@diannemills5594]

Really enjoyed relistening to these hymns and will relisten in the future. Blessings from New Zealand .

[@portiablackman7038]

Thank you Richard for another wonderful VC. Sunday is not complete without Virtual Church, and today you did not disappoint. May all the blessings of this joyful season be with you and your family 💕

[@colfer222]

Beautiful video. Never been a believer but no other religion touches christianity...may it flourish and never die.

[@8Ayelet]

God welcomes us, through Jesus Christ. The door is open for you! ✝️

[@lisaschroy1578]

I love to the beautiful hymns on the organ I’m glad our church still plays them. Thank you for such beautiful playing

[@roberttapken1139]

Two of my favorite All Saints hymns. For All The Saints and I sing a song of the saints of God. Every all saints for 20+ years. They brought tears to my eyes. Thinking about my late wife.

[@GodsArtGallery111]

Those are my favorites too! I’m so sorry for your loss, Robert. You will see her again someday. God Bless You ❤️ Prayers and love to you

[@martym61]

Wonderful program. Richard, thank you for putting this together.

[@markaustin4370]

OMG its 3am in Phoenix I just binged watched 3 hours of your videos

[@pamelastetor8803]

So beautiful!! Thank You🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@thomascunningham111]

Good view of the organ's tracker mechanism at 29:40.

[@reneamann1192]

Marvelous, merveilleux, merci beaucoup!