Anglican Hits and More! | Sunday Night is Organ Music Night! | 6. March with the Gartshores!

Join us for Sunday Night is Organ Music Night - a relaxing romp through the world of organs, organ music and chat! This week's programme features a mix of famous Anglican repertoire as well as some relaxing, soothing organ music from around the world.

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[ScottESchmidt]

Honestly, the best ever of your concerts. From a dedicated hymn lover in the US, who enjoyed Anglican hymns whilst living in London.

[mmingredients]

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Fraser. Took me right back to my parish choirboy days many years ago.

[stripey]

Fraser, in fine form last night! Sadly could not listen live, but I fell off my chair listening to Fraser lamenting the good 'ol days when Cathedral Organists played as loud as possible, and if you could hear the congregation singing, they were not playing loud enough! It reminded me of my choir singing days when our choirmaster would play the organ so loud it rattled the South Chapel windows. It was almost like he thought our singing was so bad he did not want to hear us either!

[jerrymartin]

TOOOOBA!! Some of the Anglican hymn harmonies are incomparably wonderful - thanks for getting 'MICHAEL' onto the program :D

[Alexander_Wunderlich]

Dein Exkurs in die Welt der anglikanischen Lieder war großartig. Zu „Abide with me“ habe ich einfach keine Worte

[richardsedding]

Lovely plainsong improvisation @Fraser Gartshore thank you. I had the amazing experience of being a chorister at Lincoln cathedral, have played the organ in Anglican churches for a while! Great to support Ukraine, our church collected sleeping bags.

[doctorfoster]

Thank you Mr Gartshore....of all your musical broadcasts (as distinct from your spoken ones, especially the ones about your Hauptwerk setup, which I also enjoy), this is the one I have enjoyed the most. Loved the old Anglican plainsong especially. More of this please! Greetings from NZ

[SecretsofOrganPlaying]

Fraser, you have a wonderful way of playing hymns! Even with one voice.

[RoDi]

Danke für dieses Konzert (das ich heute als Konserve genossen habe). Ich zitiere mal Fraser: More, More, More! ;-) GLG

[rustic]

Thanks for the Anglican Hits. My bride and I were, for some years, associated with the choir of Christ Church Cathedral in Cincinnati, OH; we recognized some old friends this evening. :)

[markkegel]

Since yesterday I'm the proud owner of the Alessandria sample set. Very tempted to include the TOOBAAA in everything!

[bravomike]

That ‘Christe qui lux es et dies’ works for ‘Te Lucis ante Terminum’ too! Super stuff.

[gordonmcleod]

When will you return to playing for us on that wonderful organ in your church?

[robt]

There'll be some coffee for you once you get through the Great Gate of Kiev, in your own Modest style of course.

[pertjarnstrom]

Nice music you give us today.
What about to have a Home Concert or Concert from Home?
Everyone who will listen can give a request for a donation of money.
If we give much enough you will play every request, not all but maybe 20 of them or 40 etc....
If we write down some text to the request you will read it for us all.
And I will ask you about someting, you know something called Flute Arabesque?
I dont really remember but i think it will be spelled and write that way....