That’s the kinda music a little boy back in the early 50’s could get excited about, growing up we went to any circus that came to town or a day at the amusement park, I had all but forgot about those days and thanks sir to you , you brought it all back and the smiles thinking about those warm days long ago.
Wonderful. Maybe we should go back to that. Some of today's movies suck. Wouldn't this be wonderful in a theater again? Thank you. That is talent!!! ❤❤❤
My late grandmother had an organ as well, though not as elaborate and as many pedals and such, but it was always neat to watch her play hyms and Christmas songs for us as kids. Too bad this is sort of a dying art these days.
For some reason the market for home organs came and went. It is a shame. There are signs of a resurgence of interest in the instrument, though, and I am hopeful that its popularity will grow once again!
@@hgarlandThe old home organs were quite limited compared to what is available today. They are now using digital samples from actual pipe organ installations and the electronics that reproduce the sounds are better. You can be in a large cathedral or a small theatre or almost whatever You want.
Good entertainment Harry! My late friend George Wright would be proud of you sharing your talent purely for people's enjoyment, as he often did on impromptu occasions. You may remember during the early days of Stanford's EE Department's summer session of 1975 when I gifted you with a vinyl double album of GW's organ tunes. Those were the days--for both of us!
Good to hear from you, Ed! I knew little about the Theatre Organ in those days, and learned a lot by talking with you and learning of your friendship with George Wright. Of course Jim Angell introduced me to Tom Hazelton's performances at Cap'ns Galley, and I still cherish those musical moments. I hope that all is well with you, and I hope that you are still enjoying the organ.
This takes me back to when Pizza and Pipes restaurants were around. A bunch of us from work would go to a local one after work on Friday, order several pizzas and pitchers of beer and listen to the mighty wurlizer organ that sat in front of a windowed room containing the large pipes and the moving louvers above where the sound came out! What a blast!
That is exactly where I was introduced to the Theatre Organ: Tom Hazleton performing at a "Pizza and Pipes" in Redwood City, California. Oh how I enjoyed those performances!
Amazingly how great this beautiful song came out.. Harry, you did a fantastic job in playing. I use to play the Hammond Organ years ago and thoroughly enjoyed the sound that it produced. Keep up your beautiful playing and enjoy life as it comes. (CA)
Hi Harry. Your collection of wonderful organ masterpieces reminds me of hot summer days at the ball park with my Dad and Grandfather. Such great memories and I thank you for making them better! God love you Harry, and Happy New Year to you and yours, and your listeners.
Thank you Lucie. Perhaps you will return to the Hammond someday. There was a long gap in my study of the organ, but I am so glad that I returned to it!
This was the BEST version I have ever heard on the organ! Love the 2 feet on the pedals, GREAT JOB !! Our long time friend Leon Berry's selection on his basement Beast was similar.
It is a most deserving accolade. Your inventive use of the Allen stop list is superb and your orchestral approach to Mr. Willson's piece is noteworthy--especially in the accompaniment where most theatre organists often fail. I am subscribing and look forward to your other posts!
Well Done well done!!! i am a younger organist and i have a rare CONN# 645 Deluxe Theatre Organ and have to admit this is a great rendition of an awesome song.
Yeah, I'm obsessed with bass pedals. My kit only has the smaller, "spinet" type, but at least it has 21 pedals. I used to have a Farfisa organ, triple keyboard (2 big, 1 tiny) with concert pedals. I miss that. Sadly, I don't have room for anything bigger than what I have. So when I see someone, like Larry, doing heel and toe, I just love it. But he did double (both feet) heel and toe! You really have to "know" the pedals to do that so perfectly. I can heel and toe, but for me, it's a bit more difficult because I have very wide feet. I have to play in my socks. I cannot wear organ shoes, but I wish I could because they have the slightly extended heel, which makes it easier. Oh well. LOL
When I was a youngster, there was a man in ST. Louis, Mo. who would play the organ before the movie started. This was at the FOX THEATER and his name was Stan Cann( Kann) not sure of spelling. He would rise up out of the center stage seated at a very large organ and do his music. This reminded me of this from many year ago.
Sir... there is only ONE word for what I just heard and saw.... W O W !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is so kind of you to say. Thank you.
Damn one very talented gentleman; I can barley walk and chew gum at the same time🤣
Thank you!
😆😆😆😆 same here
LOL!
That’s the kinda music a little boy back in the early 50’s could get excited about, growing up we went to any circus that came to town or a day at the amusement park, I had all but forgot about those days and thanks sir to you , you brought it all back and the smiles thinking about those warm days long ago.
I am so glad that this music revived such pleasant memories for you. I love this kind of music too!
...Nice moves there
They must be the hardest instruments to play with all those bits to manipulate but what an amazing job he did
Awesome! A one-man band 👋👋
What a fantastic rendition and what superb skill Harry Garland has, remarkable sir.
When I was little, I sang loudly and proudly "Seventy-six Strong bones.....!
I like those lyrics, Hannah!
😂
😆😆😆
Wonderful. Maybe we should go back to that. Some of today's movies suck. Wouldn't this be wonderful in a theater again? Thank you. That is talent!!! ❤❤❤
There are a few theatres that still have these wonderful instruments playing, but unfortunately very few!
That was at least 77 trombones or more! And I heard at least one euphonium. 💛
Bravo! Bravo! What a beautiful composition and playing par excellence!
Thank you. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Terrific, foot tapping and smiling. So enjoyed this.
Thank you Margaret! I am glad that you enjoyed it.
My late grandmother had an organ as well, though not as elaborate and as many pedals and such, but it was always neat to watch her play hyms and Christmas songs for us as kids. Too bad this is sort of a dying art these days.
For some reason the market for home organs came and went. It is a shame. There are signs of a resurgence of interest in the instrument, though, and I am hopeful that its popularity will grow once again!
@@hgarlandThe old home organs were quite limited compared to what is available today.
They are now using digital samples from actual pipe organ installations and the electronics that reproduce the sounds are better.
You can be in a large cathedral or a small theatre or almost whatever You want.
I agree!
Who needs a marching band when you have an organist with an instrument like that?
A beautifully jolly tune, beautifully executed, and very enjoyable rendering.
Thank you very much.
❤ Magnificent! Thank you!
Thank you, Blake!
Good entertainment Harry! My late friend George Wright would be proud of you sharing your talent purely for people's enjoyment, as he often did on impromptu occasions. You may remember during the early days of Stanford's EE Department's summer session of 1975 when I gifted you with a vinyl double album of GW's organ tunes. Those were the days--for both of us!
Good to hear from you, Ed! I knew little about the Theatre Organ in those days, and learned a lot by talking with you and learning of your friendship with George Wright. Of course Jim Angell introduced me to Tom Hazelton's performances at Cap'ns Galley, and I still cherish those musical moments. I hope that all is well with you, and I hope that you are still enjoying the organ.
This takes me back to when Pizza and Pipes restaurants were around. A bunch of us from work would go to a local one after work on Friday, order several pizzas and pitchers of beer and listen to the mighty wurlizer organ that sat in front of a windowed room containing the large pipes and the moving louvers above where the sound came out! What a blast!
That is exactly where I was introduced to the Theatre Organ: Tom Hazleton performing at a "Pizza and Pipes" in Redwood City, California. Oh how I enjoyed those performances!
Bravo!! And nicely arranged!
Thank you!! ❤🎉
Thank you, Ronald!
Fantastic!
fantastic !!!
Thank you very much, Dennis.
Excellent Musical Instrument and Musician. 🎼🎵🎶
Thank you, Robert!
OMG!!!! WHAT AN AMAZING TALENT!!! I could watch him for hrs. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, Penny. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
Not just the sheer skill it takes, but the choices of the voices on the organ are brilliant. Bravo.
Thank you, Alison!
As a pianist in a church, and I play very little organ, that is amazing!
I am glad that you enjoyed it, Jon.
Just wonderful, Harry!
Thank you! I had a lot of fun arranging and playing this one!
Jest pan wspaniały. Człowiek orkiestra❤
Fajnie jest być całą orkiestrą!
Bardzo fajnie być orkiestrą Ja też o tym marzę. Pozdrawiam❤
Bravo! I loved hearing and seeing the pedals grab the melody! Marvelous!
Thank you George. I am glad that you enjoyed it. Playing the melody line in the pedals is fun!
The Maestro never fails! MANY thanks, Harry. ~ Adam
Thank you, Adam. This was fun!
This is wonderful!! They don’t play songs like this anymore
Thank you. It is a wonderful march. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
Excellent and thank you, most enjoyable… PS and a smart pair of shoes…
Thank you, Sam. The shoes are actually dance shoes, with leather soles and rubber heels, and work well for organ!
I use ballroom dance shoes for my organ shoes. They work great.
Amazingly how great this beautiful song came out.. Harry, you did a fantastic job in playing. I use to play the Hammond Organ years ago and thoroughly enjoyed the sound that it produced. Keep up your beautiful playing and enjoy life as it comes. (CA)
Thank you so much Bonnie.
You are so welcome.
Hi Harry. Your collection of wonderful organ masterpieces reminds me of hot summer days at the ball park with my Dad and Grandfather. Such great memories and I thank you for making them better! God love you Harry, and Happy New Year to you and yours, and your listeners.
Thank you so much Jamie. Wishing you all the best for 2024.
Brawo, Super 🎼Piękne wykonanie
Thank you so much, Grzegorz.
Fantastic. I had a Hammond organ years ago. I regret giving it up. Thank you. 🎼🎹
Thank you Lucie. Perhaps you will return to the Hammond someday. There was a long gap in my study of the organ, but I am so glad that I returned to it!
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This was the BEST version I have ever heard on the organ! Love the 2 feet on the pedals, GREAT JOB !! Our long time friend Leon Berry's selection on his basement Beast was similar.
Thank you, Jeff. Playing that pedal solo was fun!
I thoroughly enjoyed hearing this
Thank you so much Jane. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
WOW! Only one word needed.
Excellent Sir, thank you
Thank you!
That was awesome!! Thank you so very much!
Thank you, Shirley. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
wow, this is so much fun to watch, it seems very difficult, but very fun to play!
Thank you! You are right: it is difficult AND a lot of fun!
I hope you publish your arrangement. It's fantastic!
Thank you so much, William. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
Well done!!!
Fantastic tickling of the keys. Bon salut.
Bravo!! That was wonderful!
Thank you William!
It is a most deserving accolade. Your inventive use of the Allen stop list is superb and your orchestral approach to Mr. Willson's piece is noteworthy--especially in the accompaniment where most theatre organists often fail. I am subscribing and look forward to your other posts!
Thank you very much John. Such kind comments from a theatre organist of your stature is an honor indeed!
Absolutely fantastic 👏
Thank you, Peter!
This made me sooo happy! Thanks!
I am glad that you enjoyed it, Evelyn. It is fun to play!
Hallo Harry....you are a BIG-ONE also a music...fantastic sound...i hope to see you on HF frequency...73 de I2RFJ -Ivano
Congratulation !!! Bravo!
Bravíssimo!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Raquel!
Outstanding. I loved it. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thank you, Glen. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Absolutely terrific rendition!
Thank you very much, Pam.
Well Done well done!!! i am a younger organist and i have a rare CONN# 645 Deluxe Theatre Organ and have to admit this is a great rendition of an awesome song.
You have chosen a very fun instrument to play, Phil, as you well know! Wishing you a wonderful musical journey!
@@hgarlandthank you!! it Is a very fun instrument and tough as well..
嘩， 手足並用 ，音韻悠揚 ！佩服 ！
謝謝你！
Wow, you understand Chinese too. Impressive 👍👍👍
This was such a joyful tune Harry, I loved your playing! I enjoyed the pedal works too, amazing performance ❤
Thank you Krisztina. This one is a joy to play!
BRAVO!
amazing playing - (footwork too) and rich wonderful sounds
Thank you so much. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Sempre excelente! Congratulations for Harry Garland!!!!
Muito obrigado!
That was excellent. Nice big finish. Love the instrument. Nice job.
One of Leon Berry’s old tunes at the hub roller rink.
Thank you, Al. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Now, that's a one man band! Bravo, sir!
Thank you, Kirk!
Bravo!
Thank you!
Amazing performance. Thankyou
Thank you, Andre.
Mastering all the keys and stops would be hard enough but watching the foot work... blimey
Yeah, I'm obsessed with bass pedals. My kit only has the smaller, "spinet" type, but at least it has 21 pedals.
I used to have a Farfisa organ, triple keyboard (2 big, 1 tiny) with concert pedals.
I miss that.
Sadly, I don't have room for anything bigger than what I have.
So when I see someone, like Larry, doing heel and toe, I just love it.
But he did double (both feet) heel and toe!
You really have to "know" the pedals to do that so perfectly.
I can heel and toe, but for me, it's a bit more difficult because I have very wide feet.
I have to play in my socks. I cannot wear organ shoes, but I wish I could because they have the slightly extended heel, which makes it easier.
Oh well. LOL
Remarkable talent and a true lost art! I hope this gentleman continues to hold great performances!
Thank you, Bud. I appreciate your enthusiasm, and I do plan to continue posting performances here!
Excellent performance! This captures the wide variety of the band portrayed in the song quite convincingly.
Thank you! This is a great song for showing off the some of the wonderful sounds we have available on the organ.
Super!
Thank you!
Great music, first time heard on an organ
Thank you, Geon. This piece does work well on the organ!
Thank you, absolutely superb.
Thank you Valerie. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Absolutely wonderful 🤩
Thank you, Stewart.
Haven’t heard this piece in 60 years! Nicely done.
Thank you, Patrick. It is a wonderful march!
Elegantly played!
Thank you!
Pure fun! Thank you.
It is fun! Looks like you fly a Mooney? That is also fun!
rousing rendition with a flourish at the end :)
Thank you, Ivan. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Makes it look so easy.
Thank you, John. As you know, we all work hard to make it look easy! I very much enjoyed your singing posted on your channel.
Delightful!
😢 Wonderful talent!!!!
Thank you, Charlene!
Totally awesome a way treat to listen to 😍👍
I'm glad that you enjoyed it, Larry!
WONDERFUL. Thank you so much. More, more, more!
Thank you for asking for more, Sandra. I will try to keep them coming!
Wow! You and my late dad would have been best of friends! I remember him playing this on his Conn 652 he had when I was a youngster.
I am sure that he enjoyed that Conn, and you are fortunate to have such fond memories of your dad playing that wonderful instrument!
Wow! Stupendous!
Thank you, Carmen!
Amazing. I loved it. Well done 🙂
Thank you Paul!
Incredible!
Thank you! Excellent playing, and what a beautiful sounding instrument!!
Thank you very much!
When I was a youngster, there was a man in ST. Louis, Mo. who would play the organ before the movie started. This was at the FOX THEATER and his name was Stan Cann( Kann) not sure of spelling. He would rise up out of the center stage seated at a very large organ and do his music. This reminded me of this from many year ago.
Stann Kann was a very famous theatre organist. You are lucky to have heard him!
Love it 👏👏👏👏👏
👍🎹👍🎹👍🎹 Maestro
Outstanding! So much fun to listen to and watch.
Thank you Rick. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
Grandissimo Maestro unico al Mondo Organista.Forever
Grazie mille Antonio.
Wow ! Fantastic memory !!
Thank you!
Great performance and arrangement. Thank you.
Thank you Bruce! My first organ lesson was at Stetson Chapel, and I have been enjoying the instrument ever since!
Excelente. Muchas gracias.
Muchísimas gracias Enrique.
Beautifully Done!!! .....and the pedal solo, how can anyone ask for more?
Thank you very much, Leo. I have to tell you it was a lot of fun playing that solo on the pedals!
Love it!
Thank you, Larry!
Fancy pedal work!
Impressive!❤❤❤
Thank you, Bonnie.
Nicely done!
Thank you Rich!
Lovely
Thank you, Colleen!
That’s in his living room unbelievable
Whenever I hear the number 76, I think of it as a trombone count.
Me too!
Love it! So much fun!
Thank you. I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Brilliant
Thank you so much James!
An organ is an amazing instrument when played by someone who knows how. Pretty rare these days.
Must have terrific muscle memory ,to play this instrument excellent 👍🇬🇧