"WATERFALL" by The PianoGuys (ft. Richard Elliott of The Tabernacle Choir).
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– Piano: Jon Schmidt.
– Organ: Richard Elliot.
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Paul, a Yamaha dealership who dabbled in videography, Jon, a professional pianist, Al, a music manufacturer and studio engineer, and Steve, a cellist with an innovative superpower called ADHD, all serendipitously signed up with forces to develop the most effective YouTube critical music group in history. The Piano Guys' objective is to influence and spread out hope through incomparably creative piano music videos shot all over the world. On this channel you can regularly discover piano covers of music from categories like top 40, pop, traditional rock, R&B, hiphop, nation, and more. Make sure to subscribe and make it possible for all post notifications. For instant updates, check out The Piano Guys by means of their social networks accounts linked above.
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This is utterly delightful to listen to, the organ really adds a beautiful extra layer
Not only a fabulous performance but a work out as well!
What a dream collaboration of two musical geniuses!
I just came in from the garden… planted peppers in the dark, this was such a treat to hear! Beautiful! My heart needed the lift.
How beautiful. Applause, applause to both musicians!!!!!!!!!
I bet the acoustics was amazing…what a great duet..thanks to you both..
It’s enveloping in there. You feel the music as well as hearing it.
Oh. Oh, wow. Waterfall is probably my favorite Piano Guys song and the Organ is probably my favorite instrument because it’s so grand. This was incredible.
This is so pretty 🤩
Do you have any idea of the discipline it takes to make your hands move independently at a fast speed… and the organist was doing both hands and his _feet_ ? He was playing with his _feet_ people! That is some serious skill right there! Round of applause for these guys!!! ❤
You should see the video of one of the Tabernacle Choir organists playing “Go Tell It On the Mountain.” The entire first portion of the song is feet ONLY.
@Kogarashi Yep! That Richard Elliott’s Go Tell It. Same organist here!
@Andrew Staten Ah, hadn’t noticed!
Oh wow!!
Just WOW. Will there be sheet music for this, in a simplified version? We all have goals but not that amount of precision and talent.
I have been waiting for this video for five months now, every since they said it was coming out back in a concert last December. So impressive.
I remember John playing this song many years ago before the Piano Guys became famous. It’s awesome to have him perform this piece of music again.
I usually really don’t like organ music, but this was a beautiful duet. Two very talented artists at work together. Lovely
Waterfall was always my favorite piece John composed, and if I’m not mistaken, he composed it at 17 years old! Beautiful to hear it given a new life with the organ . Such an uplifting song 🙂
Jon, your teenage self probably never imagined you would ever play with an organist from The Tabernacle Choir! I got goosebumps as I listened! Thank you for putting this collaboration together. Do some more!!
It almost looks like Richard is dancing rather than playing an instrument 😮! Also, awesome music ( as always)😊
As an organist, it would be a dream to play alongside either of these talented men!!
The pipe organ is criminally underrated today. This is magnificent!
You said it, Johnathan! So true 🎶
Panowie strzał w dziesiątkę 👍👌🙏💯🌍🎯
Dziękuję 💯🌹
Wow qué talento y disciplina de estos dos grandes músicos mormones
This was the first song I heard of Jon’s that made me love his music. This performance was majestic and splendorific! Thank you so much. This song touches my heart in ways that words cannot describe.