So inspiring to see a young person at the helm of an organ. Thank you for enhancing worship with music.

Had been looking for this played solely on the organ. Stunning! Thank you for sharing.

My favorite Alleluia by far!!!!

Yes, my favorite Alleluia (and from the Stl Diocese). Well done, thank you!! Keep up with the organ, we need accomplished organists.

jubilant indeed. and you played it from memory! hope you can post more videos like this.

So nice to have videos like this to get to the core of the music. Obviously, most parishes don't have the Pomp and Circumstance that you're hear in other videos. Great job, thank you!

Brilliant!! This is my favorite Alleluia setting. Great playing on a gorgeous organ!

OMG!! I wish I could play like that from memory! That was so cool! The Celtic version is very nice also. Thanks for sharing your talent!!

Wonderful! I enjoyed this very much. Thank you for posting it.

We played this at my church today and it was awesome. Nice work.

This is one of my favorite versions of the "Alleluias" and you have done it perfectly and beautifully!! Wonderful job!!!

I might get the chance to play the 1894 Farrand & Votey organ at the Shrine of St. Martin of Tours in Louisville, KY soon.

We use this at my parish. Truly amazing tune.

I bet this was played at the 4:00 PM Confirmation Mass on October 28, 2018 at the Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Dickson City, PA.

Robert Manento's favorite thing to play on the Organ at The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Dickson City, Pennsylvania.

great job, but who left up the "don't put anything on the organ or bench" sign?

Excellent work! I hope to upload some videos here soon. I've just been so busy. I'm in the Chicago area. I play three masses at two suburban parishes Saturday and Sunday. Where do you play?

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HAHA. My church has a crappy 53 year old, 2 manual Rodgers...And they're not planning on getting a new one anytime soon! Which is a shame because they have the money for a new one..