Mark Dwyer plays the hymn For All the Saints of Sine Nomine on the pipe organ
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2012
- In honor of the Solemnity of All Saints I post this video I made of Mark Dwyer playing this favorite Hymn. All Saints Day commemorates all those who have attained the beatific vision in Heaven.
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There are far too many vain 'CZcams' organists who upload their inaccurate, un-rhythmic, over-fast and pulse-free playing - and then there are the likes of Mr Dwyer and others who are superb organists, and who place their skills at the service of the hymn and its music - and the result is a musical and spiritual delight.
Oh I couldn't agree more! Bravo! Well said!
My mom selected this hymn for her funeral, along with In Thee Is Gladness. 27 years ago October 16, we sang both hymns with great joy.
I love the organ I started learning how to ply the organ in 1980. I enjoy playing the hymns at church. The organ is a beautiful instrument
It Is Impossible For Any Catholic Christian On The Planet To Ring In The Month of November, Without This Great Hymn Resounding From All Of The Churches on The Planet , For The Great Feast of All Saints !! It is As If God In His Providence , Saves Some of The Greatest Hymns of The Church, for The Conclusion of the Liturgical Year !! In This Magnificent Rendering of This Greatest of All ( Vaughn Williams ) Hymns , We See Mr. Dwyer Once Again Delivering A Very Inspiring And Flawless Performance !!!..
The pipe organ so brings me back to my childhood in my church. How I wish I could go back to those times. I don't like the new rock and roll gospel music.
I agree with you 100 percent!
I agree. Also I hate that churches use thousands of dollars and don't use it. Churches should get a digital organ if they are not going to use it often. Or churches should just use their pipe organs for Hymns and Voluntaries rather than rewriting the hymns with a guitar.
Find a church near you, with an excellent organist. They are few and far between!
Such excellent phrasing. You understand the concept of breath as it relates to phrase. High energy but not rushed!
Magnificent. Thank you. Was my vesper hymn this evening.
Dwyer is absolutely excellent, his swift and smooth transition using the piston button is amazing, he has complete COMMAND of that large A Skinner Pipe Organ and he using it masterfully. Excellent!
Mark, your playing will bring many to Christ.
Masterfully played by Mark Dwyer a real ORGANIST. Powerful Pipe Organ looks like a Moeller
The organ console does come close to resembling a Moller console. You do not have any idea of what you are talking about.
Anyone who plays from the Hymnal 1982 (as I do) needs to heed the excellence of this playing.
A wonderful illustration of the classic Aeolian-Skinner sound, built on both flue and reed choruses with brilliant mixtures and noble solo reeds. So few original G. Donald Harrison organs remain -- we can all bless Church of the Advent for the care it has taken to maintain and preserve this historic instrument!
This is my very favorite hymn too! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents with other Followers of Christ! Love to hear you perform! A Sister in Christ Jesus, Lynnae Larson
Bravo, Sir! Beautifully played.
Very excellent performance of this wonderful hymn. We use it every fall late October and during November.
This is one of my favorite hymns! What a wonderful rendition! Thank you for sharing!
I have such precious memories of my mother on the organ at St. John's Episcopal Chruch in Boonton NJ playing this hymn. It was an honor and pleasure to sing in her choir. This is absolutely how it should be played. Outstanding!!
Love this hymn. Played perfectly, IMHO.
One of my favorite hymns. 👏🏻. Thank you. 🙏
Oh, no wonder this is great! There's the JAV icon! Always quality. This is so lovely it's bringing tears to my eyes. A blessed All Saints' Day!
Mark:: Thank You for excellent job. I remember this hymm!!
Very well done...I am playing this on All Saint's Day and the following Sunday...you've helped inspire me to ratchet it up a few notches!!
fantastic playing .. there are some very deep bass notes /rumbles that planer headphones can reproduce perfectly ..Good recording here..
Thank you. This hymn was played as the recessional after a funeral (for a triple murder) I attended in 1975, and it's the first time I've been able to listen to it since then, almost 50 years later.
So clean and precise. Love it
Awesome! now THAT is how it should be played!
So beautifully done! Nice work. You play so wonderfully!
Best version! Wonderful!
Dr. Mark Dwyer is our Parish Organist and Choirmaster. There is none better than he and his Associate, Dr. Ross Wood. We are so blessed with both of them! Bravissimo, Mark, always! Come visit sometime, and look us up at www.theadventboston.org.
Excellent, ample bass makes this rather special performance.
The amazingly eclectic bass line is the best part of this hymn, which is shown in hymn books as 'unison' . Nevertheless I always join in with the bass!
what a beautiful hymn.reminds of my younger days at church AOB
This hymn has been on my mind these past few days, but now isn't the first time I've come here to listen to you play. I apologize for my delay in subscribing. Your video has brought me some peace, and I thank you for that.
Beautiful ❤
Perfect tempo for congregational singing! Beautiful
Wow! Just wow!!
Geoffrey griffith formerly of barbados now of philaďelphia my favorìte hymn of all timè praise god amen
It's a BIG YES. Your on your way to HOLLYWOOD! BRAVO performance. Love how you really added more & more stops toward the end of the piece. Just a little suggestion. Would love to also watch your feet on the pedal board. Maybe you could add it to your next videos.
Greate arrangement of this magnificent hymn.
Lovely introduction and great clean combination of stops! A+
Part of the clean sound comes from his simplification of the bass line in the second verse.
You are the best organist i've ever seen. You play the chords completely and the listener wouldn't feel one more note or chord is needed. Sometimes when i listen to others, i feel that song could be performed better by completing the notes and chords, but i didn't feel that in your play at all and it was awsome. Wish i could play like you someday.
I agree. I hear some horrendous slurring and rushing in some other videos.
it's such a beautiful hymn and I'll state again that I want it played at my funeral/memorial service. " For all the saints from whom their labors rest." Mr. Dwyer is an exceptional organist.
Beautiful introduction and its not too rushed just the right tempo
Very nicely done!
I just love it!
The harmony verses still need much concentration by church choirs especially if unaccompanied! A splendid hymn.
Love it!
Mark plays well; he should be included in the company of Organists like David Spicer, Tim Evers, Devon Hollingsworth and Diane Meredith Belcher. All of whom I have been blessed to know.
Superb!!!
You understand forward energy phrasing and relaxed breath at the same time. Too many don’t get it
Fun adaptation of the original RV Williams composition in the bridge
Lovely
Exquisite!
Yes, its a lot better than my effort a few years ago, I must do it again properly.
RVW knew how to write a hymn tune
Great rendition, Mark! What is the organ and location?
Is this an Aeolian Skinner OHGAN?
Aeolian-Skinner Opus 940. One of G. Donald Harrison’s masterpieces.
A little slow but is being played by a genius.