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Brav . Nett gespielt. Kann man auch etwas interessanter ( auch in barocker Manier) aufpeppen.

Love the pacing in this rendition. People always seem to be in a rush for this piece like it’s Widor or something.

El maestro Salcedo de Guadalajara la interpreto y desde ahi quede facinado con esta obra músical.

Such beautiful piece and very beautifully performed ~ thank you so much!

I played that in college. His stops sound muddy.

When I was a choir boy, by this point an alto, under George Huddleston at Christ Church New Brunswick, NJ, probably 1973, Gerald Near came to visit a rehearsal as we were singing and recording his Christ Hath A Garden anthem on the traditional folk melody O Waly, Waly. Tonight, I was sightreading on the piano some service music by Near out of the Episcopal 1982 service book and got to thinking about Gerald Near and looked him up and was lead to this wonderful composition and video recording which brought tears of thankfulness and joy...

I first heard this in the 1970s on The Lutheran Hour once. Just discovered the title of it. Thanks!

Great! Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

The Postlude to the sunday service today in Boston,Ma. Psalm19.

Love the registration! Beautifully played!

I need this piano how much does it cost

My wife and I had this played as our recessional at our wedding in 1984, and it always inspires me and brings tears to my eyes.

Absolutely gorgeous. Currently studying this piece.

Huch, dass mit dem offenen Schuhbändel nichts passiert ist... ;-D

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Wonderful playing. I hope to one day play as well as you do. Thanks for another fantastic video!

We used this piece as the processional for our wedding in 1971. A beautiful work, wonderfully done that also brings tears to my eyes. Thanks so much for sharing!!!

What a name...E Power Biggs..what's the E for, enormous? Lol

Beautiful recital of Faure's Pie Jesu; i have played this version, arranged by Noel Rawsthorne, at Catholic Mass, this morning, thank you, for your RUclips performance of this Piece

A very pleasing performance and played with good control and attention to the composer.

Wunderbares Orgelspiel DANKE!!!

Such a beautiful arrangement and performance! Thank you for posting the video. Playing this piece this coming Sunday.

Thanks!

I used this as a recessional at my wedding.

This piece was played at my wedding back on June 2, 1984. I had never heard Psalm 19 before, and when our organist gave it to us as a possibility I fell in love with it immediately. I still feel inspired, and tears come to my eyes every time I hear it.

What a beautiful version of canon in D! Is it possible to have the sheet? Best of luck Geoff

Geoff! About your age here, with a near-lifetime of organ playing behind me. I know your history (only from this video; no worries). Somebody needs to tell you: * "Salt of the earth," you. **May the rest of y/our Existence (cap 'E') go just like the final cadence in Langlais's "Chant de paix." Like that G major chord out of nowhere, in the kind of spacing that seemed to drive the purists around the bend Cheers, Mark (from podunk cowboy town in MOST rural NE Arizona)

Merveille ! 🤩😇😑

I love this as a hymn and RVW’s version. Thank you for recording it so well and posting here.

Dang good playing, and for a Wicks organ, sound good. I love Buxtehude's organ music - a whole lot.

I chose this as the commital piece at his funeral. Although the senior, wider family didn't understand the inference, it was chosen to relate to my father's behaviour toward my older sister and I. He have no clue really about the sensitivities of young children as I when six year old and my sister would have been 11. He had no concept of the difference between dealing withe adults as opposed to small children and young adutls. As he was away for 3 months at a time and only home for many be six weeks at best (thank heavens) as a result he had didn't understand the children behave to adults and that we were not one of his "crew" on board a ship to be disciplined for not getting something wirte or (as we refer to it today) not "performming", As a result my sister and I were treated like 25-35 year olds; shouted and sworn at if we didn't get things right or as he had "ordered". I chose it with the second element involved that now he was dead, sheep (sub-oridnates) could safely do what they needed and just subtly put back on track, and therefore "safey graze". Indeed the irony did indeed go over the heads of the older family, and only our older cousins (who had also been the brunt of his "flare ups") could see the point I was making, not the fact tht he woudl "rest in piece" but a reminder of the way he treated pre-teenage and young teenage children. So although I love the piece, and I agree in this case played a little too slowly, the subliminal memories behind it, not so fond as other people thought my sister and I were converying. 😌

Dear Mr Olson it´s just beautiful!

Beautiful !!!!!!

I am very happy I found this film. It is the most beautiful organ version of Canon in D I heard. This is big inspiration for me as novice organist. Thank you very much!

wow

I have always thought this one of the best arrangements of this tune. Beautifully played.

A beautiful recording! Very well played! I like it very much! Thanks for uploading!

I'm not US and I don't hear this piece at weddings or such. But I still like to listen to it very much. And your interpretation was very good, IMO. Thanks for sharing.

Lovely. One of my favorite classical piece of music.

Dear Mr. Olson, thank you very much, I nearly cried by your interpretation, so there are just a few words left for me: you played beautifully and cracefully with deep feelings, you brought the organ to life! Best wishes from me for you and your loved ones! Yours sincerely, Frank from Offenburg, Germany

I would love to learn how to play as beautifully as you Geoff! Watched a few of your other videos and wish you uploaded more! Out of curiosity, if I was to try and replicate your setup what is the core product?

I allways enjoy your organ interpretations mr. Olson...

Beautiful!

Beautiful expression of this marvelous piece. I’m learning the set of three and so appreciated your playing, particularly of this first one! I also was glad to see how you tackled the right hand in the first of those cascades! Thank you!

Great performance, Geoff!!! I know that I’m six years late to the table with my comment 😉. Still fresh and vibrant six years later!!! 😃👍🏼👏🏻🙏🏼

nádherná hra, ďakujem....♥♥♥

Nice sound and playing. Can you please recommend a good edition/publisher? All I see is a Dover; however, on IMSLP there is a Kalmus/Belwin-Mills #3314 which looks good. Thank you.

We have chosen this for my dads funeral in 2 weeks time as he enters into church it is a beautiful piece of music and sounds perfect played on the organ

That is beautifully played, thank you. To fully capture Virgil Fox you need many, many strings and that earlier Aeolian-Skinner voicing, but you come close and capture the feel of Fox's sound very nicely. You play a beautiful instrument, and do so with skill and finesse