Sigfrid Karg-Elert, PRAISE THE LORD WITH DRUMS & CYMBALS - Diane Bish

From program 8901 (discontinued)
Organist Diane Bish is joined by the Dallas Brass Ensemble in performing Karg-Elert's Praise the Lord with Drums and Cymbals at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

[@stephenmadge8290]

This remains the best recording of this work the balance between Dallas Brass and Bish is outstanding. Always a joy listen to!

[@09papajo01]

Hervorragend! Das ist Musik vom feinsten. So etwas liebe ich. Bitte mehr davon.

[@ticoguy05]

By far one of the best videos on here. Love the combination... just brilliant!!

[@Kaliumdisulfid]

Einfach nur schön !!!!!!! Ich liebe Karg-Elert. Herzlichen Dank

[@nathanaellee8356]

The organ and brass are both nicely blended in this arrangement and it sounded great

[@DieterLo1]

What a wonderful demonstration and combination of music with organ and trumpets. Greetings from Germany. Dieter

[@marcinthepianistandorganis4658]

Beautiful

[@mlodyorganista]

Very nice! :)

[@MGorganist]

Wonderful!!

[@donpkra]

brilliant

[@artybosco]

Perfect

[@funatcapers]

So nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BCSchmerker]

Append to my Comment November 2012: The specific Sonor®/Hohner® kick pedals that I pictured this piece are the Giant Step™ Twin Effects model developed for Thomas Lang - too bad that, at ~$1000 a pop, it didn't sell and Hohner discontinued it after only two years.

[@jazzjames99]

great...

[@MGorganist]

Very inspiring!

[@russedav5]

Op. 101 Thirty-three Portraits No. 5 Ein Siegesgesang Israels (A Victory-song of Israel) (Lobet den Herren mit Pauken und Zimbeln schön (Praise the Lord with Drums and Cymbals beautifully))

[@BCSchmerker]

I can already picture the sort of percussion that would complete this piece as orchestrated. Ideally, I'd use two Yamaha® BD926YJ kicks (with Sonor®/Hohner® Giant Step pedals), one MSS9214 snare, and hi-hat stand with a 13" Avedis Zildjian® cymbal pair; the balance of the gear would consist of tympani plus a 20" K. Zildjian® Vintage Orchestral pair (AZC P/N K1144).

[@FergusMcDopey]

This was the recessional music for the wedding of TRH Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden

[@brianhammer5107]

great performance only marred by aging tape audio artifacts ....

[@lewi4117]

Where at in my bible?

[@falaqdad15]

@falaqdad15 ..of course not repeating the whole thing but rather the last stanzas

[@saveriorostello1650]

PROFESSORESSA COMPLIMENTI !!!!!

[@krecikowi]

@FergusMcDopey and mine to :)

[@piotrd3280]

Konkret :)

[@CCConservatory]

OK... so WHERE are the drums (timpani) and cymbals!!!????

[@rr7firefly]

Like you I am accustomed to hearing the version by E. Power Biggs. One of the first records I ever bought. The cymbals were great punctuation.

[@falaqdad15]

amazing however because im a musical idiot/genius i would have played that echo on one of the Reeds. Preferably any powerful solo stop, reed chorus, or chamade ;-) plus, because of the beauty of this awe-inspiring piece, play it a second time!!

[@Emyth9]

Very Nice, for sure... But "Perfect"? They left out the percussion parts...How ironic for a piece titled, "Praise the Lord with Drums and Cymbals"!

[@robertgift]

*SIGFRID KARG-ELERT's* name should be first mentioned. Where are the drums and cymbals?

[@BCSchmerker]

*Inferred pending confirmation.* The official title cite this Tune (sans lyrics) is: *EIN SIEGESGESANG ISRAELS (alla Händel), Op. 101 No. 5 - "33 PORTRAITS FÜR HARMONIUM (ALLER SYSTEME)"* (Sigfrid Theodor Karg) C. F. Peters, GeMA As of 14 August 2016, no hits on either a set of lyrics "Lobet den Herr'n mit Pauken und Zimbeln schön" or a librettist for Op. 101 No. 5.

[@ATLKapellmeister]

don't like this arrangment. It's in the wrong key.