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Dr. Turk gave the finest performances of the famous Bach Toccata and Fugue in d minor and the equally famous Toccata from Widor's 5th symphony that I have ever heard. It was as if I had never encountered these pieces before, his performances were so illuminating. And this was in a small church with a modest 2 manual pipe organ!

Wonderful performance and fabulous instrument. When the walls and camera shake, you have just enough! And, who doesn't love this Saint-Saens composition?!!!! Would love to see Hector Olivera get turned loose on this organ.

I am a retired Lutheran church organist.....originally from NJ....I so appreciate this great instrument....last I knew GORDON TURK was the very talented organist....thanks for posting

Trying to play along with this, it sounds like the organ is about 6 Hz flat. Was that done on purpose, a quirk of the recording, or something else?

Right away I see my brother and cousin! Love my little town!

Such a wonderful place. My only good memories of my high school years were the times I spent in Ocean Grove. My dream was to retire here but sadly it was not to be. God bless and keep Ocean Grove.

Dr. Gordon Turk is a very dynamic organist. I've been blessed to hear him in recital at Tindley Temple UMC at the Messiah Festival. The Ocean Grove organ is simply fantastic. To God be the glory.

Nothing like Crown Him with many Crowns initially. An organist showing off. A beautiful hymn ruined.

I was sorry to have missed this event, but I have been a regular at the auditorium since the year Gordon began his tenure there.

Even if the steady grip of who is filming seems envidiable, at 27:48, the camera seems to shake vetically a little... I feel the acoustic blast of the appearing organ moved the entire place as a micro earthquake or something so... Excelent sound, excelent orchest, excellent director... Excelent is the word for this video... Thanks alot for sharing!!!

Bravo Byung and Gordon. Truly inspiring.

Bravo!

Oh wnderful place in my heart!😊❤🎵

Now this is nice Jason!!!!

Are you in the United Kingdom or in the United States?

Superb 🙏

Beautiful Hymn. My Favourite. Likes to play it on my harmonicas.

How sweet the name of Jesus sounds.

Amen. Regards from Indonesia

For the entire first half I was scratching my head thinking I don’t recall this piece being Crown Him with Many Crowns. I didn’t recognize the intro but yes, I certainly know the actual lyrics. Beautiful hymn.

Magnificent and powerful hymn.

Magnificent and powerful hymn.

After listening to this with great satisfaction- the cones of the main speakers in the sound system now crackle a little more. Enough said.... :D 😁

Beautiful sound....

Feel sad that in our Church, St James Church, Kolkata there was a three manual pipe organ. We had a gifted organist, late Alan Ambett. After his death there were nobody really to take up the baton. Gradually the magnificent instrument deteriorated and now is totally non functional.

Many thanks muito obrigado...

Amen.

❤🎉

Have loved pipe organ all my life. Thank you for sharing this presentation! It’s so beautiful ❤

The first piece played is" How sweet the name of Jesus sounds"

How sweet the name of Jesus sound, in a believers ear, it's smooths his sorrows, heal his wound, and drives away its fears.

What a place and what an organ. I sang in this place many years ago as a young boy. Clarence Dickerson was the organist. After I sang he played little David play on your harp.

Tremendous Room... Tremendous Organ.!!

Religions one contribution to mankind - soul stirring music written to be performed on majestic instruments.

Love that hymn.

At 00:35 and on, the video shows a giant American flag front-and-center in the auditorium while the texts to the sides call for holiness (separation). This is classic state-church hypocritical dissonance and divided loyalties, trying to serve two masters, as invented by Emperor Constantine in the 4th century. The earliest Christian writings take a very different view, as does the Bible in 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, Hebrews 11:13-16, and 1 Peter 2:9-12.

Ain't much good without the words,Praise God

GLORY BE TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST FOREVER AND EVER...HAIL JESUS!!!!!!! CELEBRATE JESUS EVERY DAY AND FOREVER MORE...HALLELUJAH!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU, LOVE YOU, LOVE YOU, O MY LORD AND MY GOD, AND MY SAVIOR, AND THE LOVE OF MY LIFE, AND MY ONE AND ONLY DARLING, AND MY DEAREST, AND MY SWEETHEART, AND MY BEST FRIEND, AND MY SONG, AND MY SALVATION, AND MY EVERYTHING LORD JESUS CHRIST✝️ I LOVE YOU BECAUSE YOU FIRST LOVED ME. 1 JOHN 4:19. THANK YOU, JESUS, FOR LOVING ME, THANK YOU, JESUS, FOR SAVING ME, HAIL JESUS✝️JESUS REIGNS FOREVER MORE...HALLELUJAH!!!!!!!! AMEN. REPENT, FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND. REPENT OR PERISH.

WOW!

Such a peaceful and meditative piece early on. I miss summer Sunday evenings worshipping in the Great Auditorium.

All of the ice cream suit guys with one exception was like 100 years old and I counted 1 yes just one person of color in the video. Just sayin ‘

Wonderful arrangement....The Words were written in 1834 by Edward Mote. He was pastor of Rehoboth Baptist chapel, Horsham England ..The chapel is still there preaching Jesus Christ is Lord.

I would love the sheet music to this too and the transition he uses to get into the doxology! So good!! ❤️ 👏

I had the privilege of singing with this choir!!!!!

I need to get the sheet music to the Ushers March

In Christ there is no east nor west....so true hallelujah!

Oh scandalous! That violin player is showing way too much leg in a church!😆

Concert organist attempts hymn playing - rarely does that work out.

The Hope-Jones portion of this instrument is what the Wurlitzer bros. heard and what convinced them to buy the Hope-Jones company when it entered bankruptcy.

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