How Deep The Fathers Love

Let's bring this song back.

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Recorded on a Sony A6000 and Korg D1

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[scottiepayne]

*_ALL, HONOR, PRAISE, PEACE, POWER, HOLY MIGHT, LOVE, BLESSING, GRACE AND GLORY TO OUR MOST PERFECT HOLY HIGH GOD JEHOVAH AND HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON YESHUA HA-MASHIACH, JN_**_3:16_**_-19 AMEN!_*

[kenneth]

This is what eternity is for, among a myriad other adventures.

[marc_sarria]

Really authentic and inspiring❤️ I love it

[stephengarcia]

Absolutely beautiful Sam! As a father and pianist this touched my heart. Can’t imagine how deep our fathers love for us. I appreciate your art, thank you for sharing… :-) God bless you

[tromboneman]

Thank you for this. It’s one of my favorites!

[musicchad]

It's been a minute since I've seen someone hang out in flats as much as you do! In traditional church back in the day, we did everything in flats because of band/orchestra instruments, etc. Now, everything is in sharps becasue of guitars, etc. Just curious -- do you prefer the flat keys for a specific reason?

[pb]

Umm hey bro this is an unrelated question but what do u think of the ROLI seaboard? I can't stop fantasizing about the music you'd make with that beast.. just want to know your thoughts!

[selfautism]

This fixed my headache. B flat major is the most sacred of keys imo. Then E flat and F as they are the next 5th or inverted 5th away. So many spirituals in those keys. I know this gos back to the brass instruments in new orleans liking those keys. This is actually my point. We know of Gabriel playing trumpet (i think) and to get the bright rich timbre the fundamental note has to be B flat. I would love to hear a strings arrangement with this. Btw can you PLEASE do a sound track to Will Smith and Chris Rock. Unless you think bad taste. It was ugly to watch, we got it live and uncensored in Australia.

[dlink]

What Keyscape Preset? Beautifully played BTW

[kudzudog]

Incredible Sam! We often sing this hymn at my church but, it's probably been modernized a fair bit. Was there any particular arrangement you had in mind when you played this? I love those walk ups in the left hand.