I Surrender All - Concert Organ Hymn Arrangement (Pipe Organ)

[@alancoy5305]

Absolutely Beautiful! Have loved this hynm for many years. Exceptional rendition!

[@GrandPraise]

Thanks again for taking the time to comment! I appreciate it. Stay tuned for more arrangements!

[@cescah1948]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@GrandPraise]

Thanks for listening!

[@maartenbuma3527]

Very nice my friend i really did enjoy listening to you!!

[@GrandPraise]

Thank you. I appreciate the comment!

[@joy2406]

Nice rendition clear well done many thanks for uploading

[@GrandPraise]

Thank You!

[@revjonathan3166]

Very nice

[@GrandPraise]

Thank You and all the best to Mr. Walker who appears from your channel to be playing "very nicely".

[@suzannetaichert8872]

Btfl rendition w/ variations. Listening for the bass line?

[@geoffkingsmill4127]

Fantastic. What is the organ? Are you running Hauptwerk virtual organ?

[@GrandPraise]

Thank you. This is a "Hauptwerk" virtual organ setup, yes, except in this case I am not using Hauptwerk but its FREE cousin GrandOrgue and the amazing Batz Utrecht Organ Samples from Sonus Paradisi. Thanks for listening!

[@geoffkingsmill4127]

@@GrandPraise I do really like the sound of the Batz Utrecht Organ sample set. Do you have any other sample sets that you especially like for hymn playing?

[@GrandPraise]

@@geoffkingsmill4127 I really enjoy the Batz organs that I have played: Utrecht and Sweelinq's Gorinchem. The Cavaille Coll Organs I am NOT so much a fan of - they, for me, leave me colder than others. One of the best organ samplesets is, of course, Rotterdam. You can hear it in my arrangement of Immortal Invisible here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6K3YWOqqd-fpJI Of course, given the mood and tone of any hymn or arrangement, the beauty of playing virtual organs is that you can choose which organ sounds best for the mood created by the arrangement or hymn itself. I prefer organs that have lovely natural reverberation such as Goch, Bergen. It sounds like you are an organist. Any other questions let me know!