Easter Hymn - THE OLD RUGGED CROSS (Trumpet and Piano Instrumental)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
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In this edition of The Tom and Lars Show, Tom and Larry play the hymn The Old Rugged Cross (Public Domain). Larry plays a Bach Stradviarius Bb Trumpet. Tom plays a Steinway B.
Larry (Lars) Jones has been the Instrumental Worship Pastor and Generosity Pastor at Connection Point Church in Raytown, MO, since 1999. He attended the Cleveland Institute of Music for 2 years, then transferred to the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, Maryland, where he graduated in 1993. He has studied trumpet with such greats as Irving Sarin, Michael Sachs, Steve Hendrickson, and Rich Stoelzel. He has played trumpet in numerous civic orchestras and toured with Tim Zimmerman and The Kings Brass for 6 years.
Tom Hilton is a retired chemist/sales guy who loves playing piano by ear (as well as reads music!) and making beautiful music in a variety of venues.
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Tom I love your Bless your Heart sign.
I do too :) - Lars
Thank you Beth. Feeling is mutual.
Well that’s my tag line.
Woooow...
I am planning on taking trumpet in a few months and this is one of the reasons
The piano soloing is really fantastic... 💯💯 This is really beautiful
I listened to this with tears falling. We had this song at both of my parents' funerals, because it was their favorite song. It brings back such sweet memories every time I hear it. Love finding your site and just being able to listen to beautiful music.
Thanks, Sandy, for sharing your story. Tom and I are thankful you found our channel. - Lars
This was my Daddy's favorite hymn!!
It's a great one, for sure!
Thank you Trudy Lou!
Another beautiful hymn. Thanks and "Bless Your Heart"
As they say at Chick-Fil-A, "Our pleasure!"
Judy I like the way you talk!!
Another favorite
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
So beautiful and such a rich blessing!!! Thank you!!!
You are so kind
Thank you both for sharing your talent with us.
Thanks for listening and watching!
Thank you Connie.
Thank you Tom and Lars. This was such a blessing to my soul this morning. May God richly bless you for sharing your talents with us. John
Thanks, John, for listening and watching!
very good
Thank you! Cheers!
We just discovered this the other day and are really enjoying the beautiful music.
God bless you both for doing this!. The Millers
Thanks, Jim and Sharon. We're glad you're enjoying our channel!
You guys did it again. Great performance! Very Nice Song!
Thanks, Matthew! We're glad you enjoyed it :)
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
Having played trumpet all my life I will say you’ve got fantastic sound. Good embouchure and verbrada. I would personally hold off on the first riff in the beginning of the piece and leave it solely for the last half for a more passionate effect. But wonderful job nonetheless! I can also hear a second trumpet playing along on certain measures perhaps playing a second trumpet part. Creating a harmonic effect. Beautiful though as is.
Beautiful, bravo!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful! Brought tears to my eyes! It was one of my grandmother’s favorite songs. Thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you Gary.
Miss Trudy Lou: It is as the hymn text was written across this morning’s Kansas City Star. Very much needed today.
Are you playing a C trumpet or a B flat? I recently bought a C trumpet so I can play straight from the hymn book with the pianist at my church.
He plays B flat. See the description.
Hi Brothers! Thank you for Your music! God bless You! What is that intro music from 0:50-0:57, and at the end 5:20 min?
Wow sooooooooo beautiful ,dear Brother in Christ can you share trumpet notes.
Thanks so much. Well, I would share those notes except I just open up a hymnbook and we make it up as we go along!
Where can I get sheet music?
We don't have sheet music to these arrangements unfortunately. We make them up on the spot as we go.
Hey Aaron - check your church hymnal... assuming you go to church! If not, you can certainly find the hymn music on the internet. And if you're a musician, try playing it straight (as written) and then add your own style to it. And always remember the point of any hymn.
Thanks Lars & Tom for letting me ad lib!
I did not know that it was written in Michigan. it translated to Russian and other languages.
Wow Oleg, that is cool. Thank you.
Thanks, Oleg. I didn't know that either until I did some research on the hymn. It's great to know that it has been translated to other languages!
Next time stand in such a way that we can see notes you are playing
Thanks for the suggestion. For the most part, Tom (piano) plays almost entirely by ear and makes up his arrangements in the moment. Lars (trumpet) reads straight out of the hymn book and adds embellishments around the melodic line.
@@thetomandlarsshow7714 Much appreciated ...Thanks
@@thetomandlarsshow7714 I was just referring to the trumpet keys, as some of us learn by ear and sight lol
Thanks for clarifying :)