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So sorry I had to miss this recital but grateful to hear the recording!

Thank you for recording and posting this beautiful and moving concert.

Love this interpretation! From which cantata is this?

A gorgeous piece of music performed beautifully by everyone! A blessing to have the Sarasota Orchestra musicians accompany the choir!

Oh my god this is awful. Does the organist need to get to the toilet or something? So hurried, no phrasing, no time for breaths, the conductor (not that he’s making much effort) couldn’t even keep up with the organist - got caught out at the start then I gave up watching. Such a shame to ruin beautifully written music. Come on folks surely you can do better?

Beautiful!

Thank you for this beautiful rendition! The choir was lovely, well balanced and the musicians from the Sarasota Orchestra were superb. Thank you, Dr. James Walton.

Beautiful!

So beautiful. I've only recently begun to realize how much preparation, effort and practice goes into doing what you do. I do hope that you (at least occasionally) get some sincere expressions of appreciation for making a visually lovely environment a delight to the ears as well. Play on!

I found that tuba loud, shrill and unpleasant.

Appreciate the great music at the 11:00. Nick

Very nice, as usual! Hope our church survives the recent changes.

Fab!😊

Was there church today? -Nick

Omg that was beautiful ❤

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This is one of my favorite choral works. Your choir performed it with beautiful phrasing and dynamics. What was the instrument accompanying the piano? An oboe? I've never heard it arranged that way. It was wonderful!!

lovely!

Greetings from Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton, NB, Canada. This is absolutely DAZZLING!!!

I love this arrangement!

Great compliment!

What a lovely rendition of my anthem. Thank you and congratulations 😀

It's extremely sad and annoying to see someone spelling God with a lower case "g" -- this is disrespectful and disgraceful. 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Bravi! You all sound great!

Very good concerts from this church and I love the organ case.

MARANATA!

wdym by "J. S. Bach (not Bach)", who composed this then?

Wonderful! I’m there every Sunday at 11:.

Love it! Great contrast to the Bach, and the piano is rocking!!

Sounds great!! Sorry I missed it!

Lovely pictures and great music! You have a noisy congregation!!

What is your prelude?

Beautiful content:) Many blessings!

Wow....they GOOD!

The organ sings Mendelssohn

David Hurd's compositions impress me profoundly. This version of O Sacred Head is wonderful but I'd like to hear other versions.

We sang this Hymn at Mass last Sunday, beautiful. Only decent recording I could find.

"Dear James Walton I see that your channel is very valuable. I would love to repost your whole channel, without changing anything, on the nice platform named Gan Jing World. If you agree with that, please let me know. Thanks!"

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In the first place: singing is a joy and not an assignment. Show that, your sounds are good! Secondly: the accounting woman in the back should be punnished !!!

1 God himself is with us: let us now adore him, and with awe appear before him. God is in his temple-- all within keep silence, prostrate lie with deepest rev'rence. Him alone God we own, him, our God and Savior; praise his name forever. 2 God himself is with us: hear the harps resounding! See the crowds the throne surrounding! "Holy, holy, holy"-- hear the hymn ascending, angels, saints, their voices blending! Bow thine ear to us here: hear, O Christ, the praises that thy church now raises. 3 O thou fount of blessing, purify my spirit; trusting only in thy merit, like the holy angels who behold thy glory, may I ceaselessly adore thee, and in all, great and small, seek to do most nearly what thou lovest dearly.

Haha! this suck\

Lovely! My choir is stuck at home because of the pandemic, and at our next Zoom meeting we'll be singing along with your beautiful rendition.

Is by the Dr. David Hurd, The Hymnal 1982 composer?

What a great memory of Chris Melon. He now singing with the angels.

Thank you for this, Jim. Here's to you, dear Chris!

A great pleasure to hear the Purvis Jubilate again, as it was one of my great joys to sing it in the junior choir at St. Paul's, Chattanooga. I wish it had been taken a trifle slower, but that's my only quibble. (Frankly, I couldn't hit those high notes consistently myself at age 11, so no criticism there.)

Beautiful!

Dr. Walton is one of my favorite musicians. He is so talented and such a caring individual.

Excellent arrangement, gracefully played. Thanks for sharing!