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I keep coming back to this; it really is uplifting

WOW! Big improvement!

Great playing! Keep up the good work!

Please remember that people love you. Please audition again. The right time will happen! <3

Hannah, I’m very impressed with your outstanding performance of my work! You’re obviously putting in great work, and it’s paying off! Thank you for this Christmas treat! 😊🎄😊

A sparkling performance of Phil's joyous setting of 'Ding Dong Merrily on High': bravo, Hannah!

Wonderful to hear a student playing with great attention to articulation and phrasing.

Thank you for uploading these recordings.

Beautiful. And agree with Vidas!

Your Unda Maris students are great!

This is amazing. Thank you for posting.

It's definitely a fantastic hymn. Unfortunately I've never come across a prelude or postlude on it.

Really lovely hymn, Phil Lehenbauer's composition come to mind.

I love this. 😍🎶😍

Muitooooo Lindoooooooooooo❤❤❤ Angola agradece.

This is one of my favourite English hymns, so many thanks for uploading this recording, James: bravo. You may be interested to know a little of the tune's backstory . . . Kingsfold is a small hamlet situated in West Sussex in the parish of Warnham. It has a fine old pub now called 'The Owl', but its original name was 'The Wheatsheaf'. In 1904, shortly before Christmas, Vaughan Williams visited The Wheatsheaf in Kingsfold and heard a folk-song being sung by a Mr Booker. The melody that Mr Booker sang is very old, in fact a folk tune that is set to multiple texts in England and Ireland and is believed by some scholars to date back to the middle ages. The words that Vaughan Williams first heard were 'The Ballad of Maria Martin', which tells the true story of a grisly murder that happened in Suffolk in 1827! Maria Martin was a young woman who lived with her father and her stepmother. She planned to marry her lover, William Corder, and he persuaded her that they had to travel in secret to Ipswich to tie the knot. Maria had an illegitimate child by a previous lover, and Corder said the local constable had a warrant for her arrest because of this. They arranged to meet in secret at a location near where she lived known as the 'Red Barn'. Some weeks later, Maria's father started to receive letters from William Corder telling him news of his wedding to Maria and of their new life on the Isle of Wight. But Maria's stepmother started to have nightmares, and eventually persuaded her husband to search the Red Barn. There he saw a patch of earth that looked as if it had been disturbed more recently than the rest. With the help of some friends, he dug into this earth and found Maria's body. She had been shot! William Corder hanged for the murder of Maria Martin. The case became famous, and soon it was being used as subject-matter for plays, pamphlets and ballads. It was one such ballad that Vaughan Williams heard in Kingsfold, in 'The Wheatsheaf', that became the inspiration tune for a great hymn! Earlier in that same year, Vaughan Williams had agreed to become music editor of 'The English Hymnal'. Many of the tunes he used in that book were adaptations of folk-songs that he or his fellow enthusiasts had collected. The tune he heard in Kingsfold was used for the hymn sung in St Matthew's in this recording: "I heard the voice of Jesus say".

To each his own?

Woohoo! Bravo. Cool playing. This definitely isn’t a easy piece!

Tom is a most impressive musician and a really fabulous pianist. I can forgive his early disinterest of Bach now that he has come to appreciate the genius of the man . . . and I can forgive the occasional lack of practice, as that is a human trait we all share! And loving Rachmaninov and Debussy will do no harm! Fingers crossed that when Tom ventures into the wider world after university, the wider world will recognise his exceptional talent! Good luck - and bravo!

He seems like a real nice fellow! I wish him the best of luck.

I wish Thomas big success in his education and musical career!❤

You Arthur have a beautiful voice. Please don't let the voice stop you. Keep pushing forward. Come to the US and try out. The Mrs.🎉😊

Amazing voice!!❤

Thanks James! Was looking to teach this to our choir up in Sydney and fun to see who it's by! :)

Misa de Kevin😢

Fabulous! Ethan is such an accomplished musician and a wonderful cellist! His programme sounded very beautiful in the gorgeous St Matthew's acoustic: bravo!

A charming performance, Hannah, registered and played with great warmth and sensitivity: bravo!

Fabulous playing and a programme that showcased the musicality and virtuosity of the performer: bravo, Aylish!

I'm in Love!!!

I’m very impressed and honored, Hannah! I love the way you play this, and your registrations are perfect! Keep up the great work! 🎶👍🎶

Nice playing Hannah! Well done James!

Lovely but why the church?

This man is too good for the Voice!

Almas abiertas para el vientre

Came here from The Voice!

This is beautiful, with a great choice of repertoire too! Congrats! 🎶😊🎶

Very beautiful singing and music. Piano accompaniment adds a lot to the success of the recital. Bravo to all!❤

Amen 🙏

Have always left an impression on me Arthur - beautiful soul and I wish you well (I am Jarni Nehme's mum)

Bravo, Zhiyuan! A wonderful performance of this most bitter sweet Chopin Prelude which you play with impressive maturity, capturing all the emotion in the music.

Nice playing of Chopin’s music. Is Zhiyuan interested in learning to play the organ too?

Qual é esse timbre de órgão?

Que beleza!

Oh, how I love The Blessed Mother

hij komt hij komt die lieve goede sint

мы поём все хором, приветствуя Богородицу в начале мессы🙏 г.Владивосток, Россия😊

Fantastic piece and arrangement! I can feel it would be very popular on a cruise ship.

Hermoso el Salve Regina.

❤

Thank you for another beautifully played recording of one of my works, Hannah! I’m very honored, and I hope you enjoy playing them! 😊🎶😊