Where'er You Walk - G. F. Handel

[@twofoottaylor1]

More people should listen to your music ... organ music is the most soothing music there is ... thank you very much for your videos.

[@ellensara]

I am singing this for my grade 5 and this is a great accompaniment for my practise!

[@Pipendreamer]

That is so beautifully played David. I play the church organ only by ear as I can't read music. I want to learn to play Where'er you walk. I notice you play the melody with your left hand. Blessings.🙏

[@DavidChristensen1]

Thank you! In this arrangement the left hand plays the melody.

[@vossministrieschannel1210]

David Christensen thank you for your rendention of this music, it was superb! You brought Handel to life in my view!

[@Knappa22]

Beautifully played. Sounds so effortless but it’s a job co-ordinating the solo, the accompaniment and the pedals. Bravo sir!!

[@DavidChristensen1]

Thank you! I appreciate the comment.

[@JoeRobinsonJoe]

So beautiful. I practice singing to this accompaniment. Thanks so much for this video.

[@coolumax]

Absolutely Beautiful, thanks for uploading it.

[@caseysheehan8437]

Thank you! You have brought to light the beauty of the organ for me :)

[@diego4407]

Thanks for posting. Perfect accompaniment for my singing lesson.

[@sirandrew7457]

Thankyou I use this for my practice as I sit in front of the computer. You have helped me so much.

[@JoseighBlogs]

You sure can Handel that organ! Again... Great Stuff! Thanx

[@JoseighBlogs]

All Hand(el')s and feet on that tired organ? LOVELY STUFF! Thanks!

[@DavidChristensen1]

Very glad it was helpful!

[@DavidChristensen1]

Thank you very much!

[@hej9235]

Wonderful!! :-) ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

[@vossministrieschannel1210]

David Christensen is it possible to do 'Comfort ye my people' and Every Valley'? Your mastery of the organ compels me to ask you this. May God richly bless you for this great talent He has given you to bless us with!

[@davidtinker2143]

I agree with 'Vossministries Channel One'.

[@simontaylor2319]

Great middle eight

[@oswaldwellman7806]

Mr Christensen sleepwalks through a lack lustre account of one of the finest arias ever written.