Wow I love this Hymn It seems like you teach organ too Opeyemi I love it how you change over. It sounds so heavenly. Beautiful performances by all three of you guys. I love how you have improvised with your own creations here with this lovely Hymn. Very talented. I couldn't wait I had to see you play. This is unique how you all change over I have never seen this done before. You all have amazing skills. Beautiful smiles too. Bravo! Brilliantly played. I loved it all the way through. It was the best 2.58 minutes of my time today. thank you all for being so Brilliant on this lovely organ. Cheers to all from Canada and have a wonderful day. Bye for now, Patrick your friend, and now I think Family and Fan!
Thanks Is it actually second Organist or third? I'm actually the second Organist and I was the one that modulated to the next key for the third Organist to play
It was actually a chromatic progression downward from the tonic note on the pedal - d:t:toh:l:loh:s:fe:f, you'll land on 'fah' which is 'mi' for the next key, m:-:f:-:s:-:-:-. The right hand plays, d:d:m:f:fe:s:si:- si becomes soh for the next key s:l:s:d:d:r:l':r:-:-: The modulation is from D major to E flat major
That last guy 2:33 should come back and explain how those minors he played is the same with what others played. It’s like you organists think you can just press anything and we sing it? 😂😂😂😅. One day i will sue that guy for playing what I the author did not write. 😅😅😅
1• THE FIRST GUY WAS PLAYING SO WELL AND PERFECTLY....but when, 2• The second guy cut him too early and came wanting to turn the song 🎵 into jive ritual melody, he ridiculously destroyed it right there. His lack of humility in a desire to show off his skill as a better player made him stay there the longest in his off sided ruined play. 3• By the time the third guy came, he had no idea where to straighten it all and it became a clown's spaghetti presentation. ANALYSIS & LESSON ▪︎Be humble and simple. Build and maintain perfection of smooth rhythm as the first guy. ▪︎Dont start focusing on your self, how best you can out play the other in such an effort to ammuse and please the spectators and to show people that you know how to play, where you end up in humiliation and discord, throwing off the audience who will be trying to sing along, as was with the second guy ▪︎Know how to distingush between sacred , slow worship 🎵 songs, playable best on organ with a maintained smooth flow rhythm as a smooth, continuous and quietly flowing stream of waters just as the first guy was doing. ■ If you lack this understanding and skill that basically springs from humility , extreme sensitivity , then you will end up recreating the song like Amazing Grace, from its originality to a rock and roll jazz dance💃🕺 song thereby losing the spiritual sacredness and flow it calls for and instead end up having people jazz jiving Rock of Ages at an Alter call.
@@andrewward8918 The name of the church is "Chapel of the resurrection" - it's a chapel that belongs to the University of Ìbàdàn, Ìbàdàn, Oyo State Nigeria
Respectfully, I vehemently disagree with your assertion. It's obvious you don't understand music or organ music. If you did, you would fully appreciate the improvisation...your criticism is totally out of place, in all honesty.
@@jamesaddo7824 but I do understand organ music 🎶 particularly Chruch music as a player that I am. It seems you qnd that second player boy are jazz players and certainly not gospel players for worship at church, therefore we are talking from different platforms. That is certainly not the way you play solemn church worship music. Learn the lesson from the first boy's solemn mature touch. This is the problem we have today with these modern commercial going deeper papa churches who can't even sing or play Amazing Grace the manner it was originally composed and traditionally played - that solemness of worship. Today it's bum jive, shake , rattle and roll it off stuff in the churches because of that thing you calling innovation. That innovation to good godly solemn worship music is a result of the boredom people are finding in church worship music. The Holy Ghost filled play of worship need no innovation inspired from the Beetles and the whatever Sunday blues afternoon drink jazz , NO. I read a testimony of worship and alter call occasion where such worship music was played , a song called Only Believe in a meeting of one great General of God William Branham. It's said as the sister played ( just as that first boy played) she was so touched by the presence of God and lifted up her hands leaving the Organ keys. Strangely, the key pads continued with the playing as The Holy Ghost played on while the sister raised hands in worship. Papa, there is a playing that brings down God and there is a playing and a dancing that pushes God off and brings Satan down. MARK THAT. Church Worship music must remain as is -- that solemn appeal to the lost , that soothing spiritual touching to yhe wounded must be well pronounced. ... music that immediately makes devils so uncomfortable. If you CANT see that brother, then that is a part of the spirit sensed music that you know little of. It's not about showing people how flexible your fingers are or how skilled you are, ITS ABOUT KNOWING how to play in a manner that invites the presence of God
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Paul I sight you.😂😂 Well done
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Awesome
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Love this ❤
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Beautiful
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Bravo!!! 👊🏿
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That 3rd guy is so silly 🤣
Lovely performance by all of you, and thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for watching, you've really done well
Sight y'all.... ❤❤
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God bless you
Wonderful played ❤❤❤❤
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WONDERFUL , well done guys
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Good performance, guys!
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Wow I love this Hymn It seems like you teach organ too Opeyemi I love it how you change over. It sounds so heavenly. Beautiful performances by all three of you guys. I love how you have improvised with your own creations here with this lovely Hymn. Very talented. I couldn't wait I had to see you play. This is unique how you all change over I have never seen this done before. You all have amazing skills. Beautiful smiles too. Bravo! Brilliantly played. I loved it all the way through. It was the best 2.58 minutes of my time today. thank you all for being so Brilliant on this lovely organ. Cheers to all from Canada and have a wonderful day. Bye for now, Patrick your friend, and now I think Family and Fan!
Thanks for your kind words
We thank God for His gift upon our lives
Wow very nice one
Thanks for watching
Oh my God the last
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Great rendition .. I want to learn the modulation for the second organist. What chord was played with the left to start the modulation please
Thanks
Is it actually second Organist or third?
I'm actually the second Organist and I was the one that modulated to the next key for the third Organist to play
It was actually a chromatic progression downward from the tonic note on the pedal - d:t:toh:l:loh:s:fe:f, you'll land on 'fah' which is 'mi' for the next key, m:-:f:-:s:-:-:-.
The right hand plays, d:d:m:f:fe:s:si:- si becomes soh for the next key s:l:s:d:d:r:l':r:-:-:
The modulation is from D major to E flat major
@@opeyemiawopetu wow that's great... Thank you maestro .. I'm glad I could learn from you keep it up 💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
@@opeyemiawopetu God bless you plenty
@@kobbyardin4262
You're welcome
The last line d third organists played. how'd he do it??
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It's just a re-harmnonization
😂 Ah
Don't know what the third person played o😂
That's an almost near arrangement by Martin Ellis
😂😂😂
He reharmonized it
The last verse improvisation is an adaptation from Martin Elis performance with an addition from the player's creativity
That last guy 2:33 should come back and explain how those minors he played is the same with what others played. It’s like you organists think you can just press anything and we sing it? 😂😂😂😅. One day i will sue that guy for playing what I the author did not write. 😅😅😅
LoLs
That's creativity for you
1• THE FIRST GUY WAS PLAYING SO WELL AND PERFECTLY....but when,
2• The second guy cut him too early and came wanting to turn the song 🎵 into jive ritual melody, he ridiculously destroyed it right there. His lack of humility in a desire to show off his skill as a better player made him stay there the longest in his off sided ruined play.
3• By the time the third guy came, he had no idea where to straighten it all and it became a clown's spaghetti presentation.
ANALYSIS & LESSON
▪︎Be humble and simple. Build and maintain perfection of smooth rhythm as the first guy.
▪︎Dont start focusing on your self, how best you can out play the other in such an effort to ammuse and please the spectators and to show people that you know how to play, where you end up in humiliation and discord, throwing off the audience who will be trying to sing along, as was with the second guy
▪︎Know how to distingush between sacred , slow worship 🎵 songs, playable best on organ with a maintained smooth flow rhythm as a smooth, continuous and quietly flowing stream of waters just as the first guy was doing.
■ If you lack this understanding and skill that basically springs from humility , extreme sensitivity , then you will end up recreating the song like Amazing Grace, from its originality to a rock and roll jazz dance💃🕺 song thereby losing the spiritual sacredness and flow it calls for and instead end up having people jazz jiving Rock of Ages at an Alter call.
😍😍😍
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Thanks for your feedback and analysis
You most welcome. Plz , which country and town is that church?
@@andrewward8918
The name of the church is "Chapel of the resurrection" - it's a chapel that belongs to the University of Ìbàdàn, Ìbàdàn, Oyo State Nigeria
Respectfully, I vehemently disagree with your assertion. It's obvious you don't understand music or organ music. If you did, you would fully appreciate the improvisation...your criticism is totally out of place, in all honesty.
@@jamesaddo7824 but I do understand organ music 🎶 particularly Chruch music as a player that I am.
It seems you qnd that second player boy are jazz players and certainly not gospel players for worship at church, therefore we are talking from different platforms. That is certainly not the way you play solemn church worship music.
Learn the lesson from the first boy's solemn mature touch.
This is the problem we have today with these modern commercial going deeper papa churches who can't even sing or play Amazing Grace the manner it was originally composed and traditionally played - that solemness of worship.
Today it's bum jive, shake , rattle and roll it off stuff in the churches because of that thing you calling innovation. That innovation to good godly solemn worship music is a result of the boredom people are finding in church worship music. The Holy Ghost filled play of worship need no innovation inspired from the Beetles and the whatever Sunday blues afternoon drink jazz , NO.
I read a testimony of worship and alter call occasion where such worship music was played , a song called Only Believe in a meeting of one great General of God William Branham. It's said as the sister played ( just as that first boy played) she was so touched by the presence of God and lifted up her hands leaving the Organ keys. Strangely, the key pads continued with the playing as The Holy Ghost played on while the sister raised hands in worship.
Papa, there is a playing that brings down God and there is a playing and a dancing that pushes God off and brings Satan down. MARK THAT.
Church Worship music must remain as is -- that solemn appeal to the lost , that soothing spiritual touching to yhe wounded must be well pronounced. ... music that immediately makes devils so uncomfortable. If you CANT see that brother, then that is a part of the spirit sensed music that you know little of.
It's not about showing people how flexible your fingers are or how skilled you are, ITS ABOUT KNOWING how to play in a manner that invites the presence of God