To God be the Glory - Setting by Daniel Solberg

[@mannfan12]

I love the "rolling bass" on the Pedal Organ. This is the perfect hymn for that technique. And excellent use of those 32' stops!

[@shawnking616]

The ending is Celine Dion ending on her album she singing “Oh Holy Night “ and this is the exact arrangement and it is beautifully done here . The Pipe Organ is perfect and played beautifully with the mighty voice of 32 “pipe as if God himself fills the church ⛪️ with Praise and worship Glory To God Almighty 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾bravo bravo 👏🏾

[@steveriggan8944]

Great arrangement! I’ve been a church organist most of my life in Baptist denomination and I also happen to be a relative of Fanny Crosby who wrote the text to this hymn we all know and love!

[@pablobanados6552]

Fanny Crosby one of the greatest hymn writers. Her songs are well known all over the World. Greetings from Chile.

[@sharipuckett6923]

That's wonderful news! Praise the Lord! 🙏

[@rbaltimo]

THE ORGAN INTRODUCTION ALONE WOULD HAVE PUT ME IN THE HOLY GHOST SPEAKING IN TONGUES

[@mannfan12]

Indeed! This is a master class on how to play congregational hymns on the organ!

[@70sfan64]

Love this! Miss the old hymns. Most of the churches in my area only do choruses anymore.

[@SundayHymns]

BIG Church! Love playing piano for big church!!!

[@sharipuckett6923]

All of you, organ players, piano, and congregation did an amazing job. WELL DONE!! 🎶🎵🙏💯☺️

[@jwd46]

Amazing!!! Glad I found your channel Daniel! I played in my Baptist church growing up. You're excellent!! 🎹 I'd love to find a church like this with traditional music here in the Denver area! Thank you for sharing!

[@keithjeffords3035]

Love this hymn and this arrangement

[@kelvinsmallwood6315]

Superb. Not every church has the resources to have all these various musicians from organist, brass section & large choir. Have subscribed.

[@nickbowden6468]

This is Mountainbrook Baptist Church in Birmingham, AL. It is a magnificent space (Harold Waggoner. I believe) as wel as a vibrant and active congregation.

[@danielclooney6248]

If they are still doing music like this, that's a great road trip for me to go visit.

[@Taoseno2007]

Nick. Who built this organ ?? REUTER? Nice sound solid base.

[@mannfan12]

@@Taoseno2007 This organ was built in 1967 by the now defunct M.P. Moller company of Hagerstown Maryland. It is Opus number 10214 under the Moller name. It was refurbished in the 1980's by Howard Best.

[@wadeh2]

I'd love more information on that organ. What a beautiful instrument!

[@mannfan12]

This pipe organ was originally built in 1967 by the MP Moller company (Opus 10214) and renovated and expanded by the Howard M Best company in the 1980s. It has 51 ranks in 4 divisions and is installed at Mountain Brook Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. Of note, it has a 32' Bombarde stop in the pedal division which you hear prominently in this video.

[@wadeh2]

@mannfan12 thank you thank you for this information. It is an absolutely beautiful instrument! Anybody who hears it regularly is indeed blessed.

[@mannfan12]

@@wadeh2 I would love to hear this one in person. It sounds like it has a great collection of stops and has been voiced really well. But make no mistake, you could have the best organ in the world but if the organist doesn't know how to use all the resources effectively, you'll never hear it's full capabilities. The organist in this video is Scott Atchison. I've never heard of him before this video but he is the Director of Music and organist at Peachtree Road UMC in Atlanta. Obviously a very talented organist.

[@wadeh2]

@mannfan12 absolutely agree. Mr. Atchison is an amazing musician. I wish I could hear more of him. Maybe Peachtree UMC has their services online.

[@weslenfreitas760]

Wonderful arrangement

[@janabrazeal9898]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@floydsegar7181]

Great rendition of a Great hymn!

[@uliaraujo6580]

Amen!

[@martincastilho2787]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏

[@martincastilho2787]

Glory to Almighty God. Manaus Am Brazil 🙏🙏🙏👏🇧🇷

[@user-jx3jp3gb4x]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Crystal Cathedral's arrangments live on through you folks!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brettmanuel3440]

Wow, wish I was there!!! Stunning!!!

[@rolisonpaint3]

ooh, they even have timpani!!!! Great old hymn

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

Glory the Lord fans, we are lucky survivors, let's celebrate some more, indeed, evil never sleeps huh? You are still in time for sharing new Christmas gifts suggestions for the beloved ones, music happenings are my very favorite ones, this time wish you enjoy the Royal version, bring in the finger food exhibition next to the cup of champagne 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾 ten euros donation for musicians from my behalf, we celebrate Jesus Christ birthday event, it must be the biggest paaaarty ever seen fans, never let any other be crucifyed for the sake of humankind, Jesus was enough

[@pablobanados6552]

The organ is extremely loud. Beautiful arrangement to be played on the open air; But for such a small crowd it's almost scary.

[@lisamartin7722]

The organ part is perfect, so good to see the organ actually lead congregational singing!

[@mannfan12]

@@lisamartin7722 YES YES YES!!!

[@mannfan12]

But Pablo - what about the orchestra...and the Choir? The organ has to be like that just to keep up with those two because the organ definitely does have anything over them. And thats a good thing!

[@canyoubelievethis220]

Awesome. Sad to see more people in the choir and orchestra than in the audience. So sad. What church is this?

[@bradleyestes9726]

Mi Picasso , It very well could be one of two or three services held on any given Sunday.

[@franmorrison1080]

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[@messiasullmann]

:)

[@MultifacetedJoshua]

Where can this arrangement be purchased?

[@dsolproductions]

thanks for watching! I think this is it: danielsolberg.com/arrangements/to_god_be_the_glory.html

[@websurfin9575]

What is the name of that church?

[@ncalarms6022]

While I love the arrangement itself, I think it focuses too heavily on the organ itself as opposed to supporting the congregation. I think the emphatic segments are fantastic, but a more fitting volume could have been chosen for supporting the congregation. Maybe i'm being too picky, however, I think it is well articulated and performed. It is certainly a song of praise!

[@mannfan12]

Well I respectfully disagree. I think the organ is just right for the setting and the hymn, at least from what we are seeing in this *recording*. Bear in mind that recordings - especially KZbin videos - often don't reflect the live performance. So unless you were there in person, critiques are probably inaccurate. . That said, this was a special musical get together that was part of an AGO conference held in B'ham. (AGO=American Guild of Organists). This was not a church service.

[@JCSol]

Organ way too loud

[@williamfox5685]

The organ was too loud!

[@mannfan12]

NO!! But to be fair this was an AGO (American Guild of Organists) concert so the organ is going to be a big part of something like this.

[@stephenstorey6714]

The organ is to loud cannot hear the piano and the people singing I am an organist and like to play loud but not like that all the tie distorted don't like it

[@dsquare2882]

Excellent arrangement