You are a true artist, David! Your attention to details in everything you do amazes me, and never fails to provide a work of art, whether visual or audio. Encore!
My family originates from Ste. Famille, just across the river from this church so I have an emotional connection to this church and composition. I love the way you play it and label each section! Well done and thank you for bringing me home. This church was one of the first places that I visited with my first car in 1974.
@@richardouellette8785 Yes I went on UA-cam looking for videos hoping to hear the actual notes and finally realized that the church Alexander Russell experienced burned down a few years after he wrote this piece.
It's the E. M. Skinner organ of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Chicago as sampled by Milan Digital Audio. I always add a little extra reverb when recording through Hauptwerk!
My husband is originally from Quebec and we visited this shrine where he was baptized. This composition made us both teary eyed.
It’s a wonderful piece. I’m glad it brought you good memories!
You are a true artist, David! Your attention to details in everything you do amazes me, and never fails to provide a work of art, whether visual or audio. Encore!
Thanks Regina! I have more in the works!
Beautiful
It’s such a beautiful piece.
Beautiful--such a talent! And the socks look like something you would make in glass!
Penny I’m exploring the idea of fused glass shoe jewelry. Maybe something to tie into the laces.
My family originates from Ste. Famille, just across the river from this church so I have an emotional connection to this church and composition. I love the way you play it and label each section! Well done and thank you for bringing me home. This church was one of the first places that I visited with my first car in 1974.
I’ve always loved this piece. I’ll have to visit someday. Thank you Richard!
@@lilgoo1357 the bells are in the original church and not the new church.
@@richardouellette8785 Yes I went on UA-cam looking for videos hoping to hear the actual notes and finally realized that the church Alexander Russell experienced burned down a few years after he wrote this piece.
This is mesmerizing. What a magnificent player you are, Sir David.
Thanks my dear Marta!
The socks, oh, the socks.
Beautifully rendered! Which organ is this? Sounds full and nice.
It's the E. M. Skinner organ of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Chicago as sampled by Milan Digital Audio. I always add a little extra reverb when recording through Hauptwerk!