"Great Is Thy Faithfulness" (Hammond Organ) arr. Dan Miller

[@johnhu337]

Lovely Hammond organ sound.

[@RT3guy]

I appreciate your kind comment-thank you!

[@gondwanalaurasia679]

GLORY TO THE LORD THE CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, IN THE NAME OF JESUS-CHRIST !

[@jeffrichards3351]

Amen! Thank you for your comment!

[@tyrdotson]

Oh my I never heard it played so well

[@jeffrichards3351]

I really appreciate your very kind words. Thank you so much! “To God be the Glory!” and blessings to you!

[@andrewc.2952]

I love the sound of a Hammond organ. My grandmother used to sell those in the 1950s and he played them for her churches for over 30 years.

[@marcusthompson9527]

Oh, the incomparable Hammond sounds lovely.

[@RT3guy]

Thank you for your comment, Marcus! Yes, the Hammond organ is a remarkable instrument.

[@marcusthompson9527]

RT3guy I know, they are very nice sounding when you play hymns on them.

[@RT3guy]

I think so too . Most of the church organists I know, though, don't want any part of the Hammond. It got a bad rep, I think, partly because most Hammonds in churches didn't have the Leslie speaker. The old Hammond tone cabinets really didn't cut it...

[@marcusthompson9527]

RT3guy Exactly, and a Hammond should have the Leslie speakers in order to get the best reverb. In the old days, before Allens, the Hammond was the best besides an actual pipe organ.

[@RT3guy]

The Hammond organ is all about soul. Your grandmother had fun jobs, both playing and selling these instruments. Many thanks for your comment!

[@wurcom]

Wonderful playing, great arrangement. More please.

[@daniellopez-ferreiro2325]

Excellent... I've shared it in a couple of our Hammond Facebook groups Tell me, what settings are you using including vibrato/chorus etx

[@RT3guy]

Hi Daniel! Many thanks for your comment! Instrument: Hammond RT-3 with Trek II reverb connected to Leslie 22H (Hampton motor control, speed 4 which is fastest chorale speed) & Hammond PR-40 speakers. General settings: Leslie chorale, reverb medium Setting I: Vibrato C-3 / Upper Preset A# 00 4543 211 / Lower Preset G to Preset F Setting II: Vibrato V-3 / Lower Preset D# / Upper Preset E Setting III: Vibrato C-3 / Lower Preset F / Upper Preset (still) E Setting IV: Vibrato (still) C-3 / Lower Preset F# to Preset F to Preset G to Preset A Setting V: Vibrato V-3 / Lower Preset D / Upper Preset D# (notes played 1 octave higher than written to get 4 ' sound) I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions-sorry this took a while! Best, RT3guy

[@MontieVA]

Very nice, indeed !!!

[@robincantrell7756]

where did you happen to purchase this arrangement? It is Dan Miller? I would love to be able to go to a website and "transpose" the musci before purchasing it.

[@RT3guy]

The piece is contained in "3 Gospel Favorites for Organ" by Dan Miller, MorningStar Music Publishers. Besides "Faithfulness," "Count Your Blessings" and "In the Garden" are also included. I hope this helps!

[@MusicFan.....]

i have to ask bass vs hammond organ vs Pipe organ

[@RT3guy]

Thank you for your comment. I don't understand your question, though. Could you clarify?

[@karmello291]

The CRT models have a separate pre amp that features 32, 16, 8 & 4 ft pipes. It has the Bourdin base simulator.

[@billbane5606]

Don't forget to give credit to the arranger of this piece, Dan Miller.

[@jeffrichards3351]

Done. Thank you for alerting me to the oversight!