You are a talented organist mister. Keep up the good spirit and play as much as you can for further training.

Thank you very much Sir

That was really interesting. I really enjoyed watching you play and explain all the variations in playing. Thank you

Good job! Another great technique to build emotional tension for great hymns of praise, is the use of pedalpoint. In the pedal, Hold the dominant of the hymn key under the entire first stanza until you come to the point where the harmonization lands on the dominant. Can also be used in the last stanza, before a resolution to the tonic. Pedal point has been used in organ and orchestral music for centuries to signify the “end is near” (of the music, that is 🤪) as the psychological effect it creates with the simple tension and release can be very effective. It is similar to your point on suspended chords. The suspension creates tension which is then resolved. Tension and resolution are very effective in music psychology particularly in film scoring. I wish church musicians would use it more to be more effective in creating the numinous during the worship experience, so thank you for bringing it up and showing how to use it.

Thank you sir, i really gained a lot from your video

How at all do we reharmonize last verses Sir

I love using the suspended cords , good job 👍👍💯

Wow, this is great...

Very very inspiring and educative. I have 1 question: how do you practice your hymns? Is it by sightreading or improvising? I asked because I see you mostly not using music sheets. I like this way of your playing. Great video.