Dear diane bish. I watch ÿou on your programs and I love hearing you play back in 1985 I attended the church explosion I wish that I could have sat in your master class I'm sorry but I had. No music I have autistic and just being in presence I was without words I hope that I might meet you in heaven and you could have eternity to play the joy of music you bring joy God's son did that we could have joy and more.abundant and free that's so very much
I toured the chapel last year forgetting they have a new renovated organ now and i was filled with awe because how immense it was. Personally i like the original console more
I can't imagine much of this organ is left after the fire that destroyed the church. This organ had been rebuilt and rebuilt and it wasn't all that good. And the room was terribly dead. I heard it only once and that was enough.
Exceptional. What a life this woman lived, performing with the best on the best in the best places! Thanks for sharing. I never get tired of listening to or watching these programs. Music for the soul!
It’s astonishing that this organ and room no longer exist due to the fire that demolished the Historic Sanctuary this weekend! So tragic but Dr. Jeffress said it best- the church isn’t brick and mortar (or organ pipes), it’s the people. God willing they will rebuild and we’ll hear this instrument play again.
I watched this lady back in the late 70's when she had a segment on the Jim and Tammy Faye Baker show on TBN network. Didn't watch or listen to them but watched Diane play. She was a goddess to me back then because of my love of great pipe organs. I was just then discovering pipe organs. Hello from Austin.