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This was the number one hit at Xmas n 1990 and sung by Cliff Richards.
Saviours Day. Ken S.

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Another great performance. Good to here a song rather than a carol. Ken

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A prickly one Ken S.

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Another old favorite. Away in a Manger. Ken S.

Hi! James.
Good to hear a modern approach to Xmas. Thanks Ken S.

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A traditional carol. Once in Royal Davids City. Ken S.

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Not often played. Be merry. Ken S.

Hi! Hugh. Trust you are well. Just discovered a little gem. On a video displayed in the forum there is a circle at top left. If one clicks on it, all the other videos that person has on YouTube will be displayed. Ken

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One I recorded years ago. The First Xmas. Ken S.

Hi John. Liked it Ken S.

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Johny Mathis sang this in 2012. Time flies. "When a Child is Born".

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Hi! This is a piece I played in the early days when I was taking lessons. My teacher heavily criticized it. I now realise why. The last line of the lyrics say "It may be only in heaven I shall hear that great Amen " It was composed in 1817 by Arthur Turner at the bedside of his dying broth...

Another beauty in your great style. Ken

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I so liked Hughs Celtic Woman version, I was moved to submit my version of O Holy Night played on the organ. In particular the chords near the end really stun me.
regards Ken S.

What choice of backslang do you speak. I have 2. One sample. " oo day oo yay eak spay? Ken S.

And I thought I was confused. Now I know. Ken

Hi! Den Lovely. Brought back a memory for me. I took my late wife to a Singing for the Brain session. Sometime previously I had mentioned to the bloke running it that I had a little German. Halfway through the session he announced " Ken will now sing Silent Night " in German. I started off...

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Lovely. It is my favourite carol and has some very moving memories for me. Thanks for finding it. Ken S.

A nicely laid back piece. Thanks. Ken S.

Nicely laid back. Loved it Ken S.

My rendering of Bachs' Toccatta. Years ago it was almost mandatory for organists, on the circuit, to play this piece. Now rarely heard. Ken S.



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I share your liking of Andante Cantabile. I posted my version on 3rd March, 2019. Scroll down from here.
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Hi! Den
Lovely. Did you know you can eat the young leaves of the geranium. Good for you and adds a bit of spice to a salad. Ken S.

Well Den. That was different. I liked it Ken S.

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This was the theme music used at the SEOUL Olympics. Ken S.



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I don't do SWALK to men. Ken

The answer Hugh is no. I would not know where to start. I played it originally, a long time ago on my old EL90. Its amazing what a small organ can produce. Ken

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I wish I could C sharp. My friend lives in A flat. Ken

Hi! This is my version of Bachs' Toccata. I dusted off the floppy and decided to submit it. Years ago it was almost mandatory to be included in concerts on the organ circuit. However it has gone out of fashion. regards Ken S. https://app.box.com/s/4npfpc4izi6wjgr99kgv4zzfuu7hsxrq

Hi! John. A great use of sustain. Liked it Ken S.

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Mine was When Its Springtime in the Rockies. Guess the date Ken S.

Absolutely fab. I liken it to A Rieus version. Ken S.

MY ENTRY IN THE SEPTEMBER CHALLENGE. KEN S.



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Yet another winner Ken

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Approaching Sunday again I am posting my version of The Old Rugged Cross with a video. regards Ken S.




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