No Carol Service would be complete without this one, any more than
you could have The Last Night of the Proms without Land of Hope and Glory.
O Come All Ye Faithful on the AR's 'Church Organ'.
Regards, Don

https://app.box.com/s/uehg0qaaovmqf7vzcp59lpm30u21svzm

Did the AR100 have it's own sampled 'straight' sounds?

Hi Don,

That was an impressive sound form that organ and also a real nice version of that Hymn
I enjoyed listening to it very much.

Brian007

Hi Don,

Real 'church organ' sound. Could easily be in your church listening to you playing.

Playing this the way you have makes me think of my aunt, who was a vicar's wife and used to play the organ in their village church. What makes me think of her? It's that line "born the king of angels", and the emphasis put on "angels". A-ngels or A-a-ngels (with a little 'skip' .. as you have played it). The 'double-skip' would drive her up the wall and she would say, "That's not the way the music was written!" And she would say the same for the last line of 'God Save The Queen'. Go-od Save The Queen; not Go-o-od Save The Queen (with a double-skip).

What does the music say ???

Hugh

Hi Val
As far as I know there are no sampled
Sounds on the AR 100 .
It has a very good set of drawbars which
enables you to be yourself .
Thanks for listening.
Regards Don

Hi Hugh
You are right ,I have put an extra E not written
in the last line but what,s one note among friends
Regards Don

Hello Don,

This is a very convincing organ piece. Nicely played and a pleasure to listen to.