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Excellent. Thanks, again for sharing!

Thank you, Dr. Ysaye!

Music in praise to God is supposed to convey scriptural truth. 1 Corinthians 14:15 What is it then? I will pray with the spirit, and I will pray with the understanding also: I will sing with the spirit, and I will sing with the understanding also. Psalms 47:7 For God is the King of all the earth: sing ye praises with understanding. Where does understanding come from? It comes from the Spirit of God. Job 32:8 But there is a spirit in man: and the inspiration of the Almighty giveth them understanding. How is understanding given? Through the words of God. 2 Timothy 3:16 All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: John 6:63 It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing: the words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life. Psalms 119:104 Through thy precepts I get understanding: therefore I hate every false way. I don't appreciate this idea that we are not supposed to know God's name. God's name is JEHOVAH. And in the New Testament its JESUS CHRIST - the one true God.

Got into music to serve the church or to serve God, Asking because I believe it was to serve God and isn't that who we should serve after all. ?

Love Jesus, when you gonna wake up and Wait on the Lord at the end. SO great! Hallelu indeed, some hot playing there. Thanks!

This is a Wonderful Concert by Kim Harris who has always given so much to ALL of us around our Tiny Globe we all call HOME and we are ALL RELATED! Neal coming to you from Boston, Ma. USA :))🕊☮

Thanks for the reminder! This is so good and a few new tunes for me.

Hi Michael, so grateful for your seminar - as a child of the 50s and 60s it was that first recording that got me hooked on this setting - and I am staggered that no people I speak with have heard it. Perhaps I would have it a touch slower. I am a fan. Revd Mike Dilly. Swindon. UK

Thanks for your video and singing. - frm W. Massachussetts

Collection link: thehymnsociety.org/resources/hymns-in-times-of-crisis/

Hymns Highlighted Today: Page 2, Entry 3 - Mary Louise Bringle “As The Waters Rise Around Us” BRYN CALFARIA (ELW475) Page 7, Entry 9 - Rae Whitney “Give Praise For God’s Strange Gift of Pain” Spoken Page 19 Entry 33 - Adam Tice “Sometimes Our Only Song is Weeping” WAYFARING STRANGER Page 23 Entry 41 - Jacque Jones “We Look Upon Our Enemies” Spoken Page 22 Entry 40 - Ruth Duck “We Humans Build to Frame A Life” ENDLESS SONG

Dr. Sarwar, I think your proposition and study on the Psalms as basis for content of early Christian Scripture would be powerful, meaningful issue to discuss and share within the Church, but also in wider circles of serious academic and social/political discussions. It seems like a new contribution to sharing the Jewish roots of Yeshua and God's plans and planned fulfillments of plans for His believers and for? evangelization and discipling Christians. It sure seems like it could help in dialog promoting peaceful discussion and social interactions among Muslim communities, Christian communities and denominations, and among Messianic evangelization of modern Jews - in their many forms, identifications. It seems like it couldn't be "a bad thing"! Ya know? 8=D This opinion from 60 year old with decades of volunteer evidence based apologetic ministry work (without college degree) - virtually all based on Scripture and Science and History - text centered documentation. What a wonderful opportunity for passionate, personal, artistic expression as songs, hymns, prayers, worship to be means of Holy Spirit to work in us around the world! Please keep going!

Wonderful discovery! Thank you for your care and detail in sharing the music, sharing the performance, sharing the written music, and sharing the singing. This is wonderful documentation of the breadth of God's work through people around the world. Thank you for your love and laughter and serious academic research! I know nothing of Punjabi nor Pakistan Christianity. Thank you for sharing your music and knowledge of sharing and singing to God. I will keep you in my heart and in my prayers. (I ran across your page after finding a library online book version of Clarence Larkin book on Dispensationalism. I then saw a text on metrical analysis of Psalms being translated and set to music in India. That makes sense in God's method of ding things, right? 8-D )

Great presentation! This was one of my topics that didn't end up becoming my dissertation - I'd love to read yours and wonder if you've published your curriculum yet- I've been wanting to develop one for use with adult church choirs.

Nice video, I like the stats. Interesting and important information.

Thank you so much for this podcast (both part 1 & part 2). As this week .we hear of Timothy Dudley-Smith’s elevation to glory how wonderful to hear him speak at length by this means of his life, of his gifting by God that has so enriched us, and the place of hymns in the life of the church and christian. May the Lord comfort and bless his family and friends in their sadness at this time.

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Thanks for sharing your family story as part of this session. Funeral notes often feel to me like a gift of faith from those who left them for us.

I enjoyed this! Beautiful songs and outstanding singing!

I'm not sure how I stumbled on this in my TH-cam feed but from a fellow church music girlie - I LOVE IT!!!!!!!

That was a wonderful thing to watch, listen to, and often sing along with, even though I couldn't be in Atlanta. Thank you to all involved in putting it together and pulling it off!

Great relation to our current time and context is so true!

So grateful y'all exist. May God continue to bless people through your students and friends for generations.

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Really enjoyed this. I have long owned the sheet music and recordings- thanks for an interesting discussion about the work. Apparently, Geoffrey Beaumont denied 'copying' The Dambusters Theme having been already working on the Mass prior to the film!

wow. this is important work to do, but first to really consider!

A whole key higher than the original. Why?

What a wonderful interview! Bob did incredible work at GIA. His shoes will never be even adequately filled.

Wonderful presentation by Sister Miriam Therese Winter! I sang for all five years in my St. Joseph's Convent choir and the nun who was our singing teacher taught us 'I Saw Raindrops' and others. Really lovely song! I am happy to have heard today from the author of that song.

Is there a way to contact Dr Daw? I have a question about how he copyrighted with the US copyright office "O Day of Peace That Dimly Shines" which he uses Parry's "Jerusalem" tune with his original lyrics.

Resources and information about 2024 A Cappella Sunday: congregationalsong.org/event/a-cappella-sunday-2024/

Here's the link for the January Hymnology Course: congregationalsong.org/event/online-course-theology-of-hymns/

worshipforworkers.com/ is the link for the "Worship for Workers" project

I have to watch this video for a college class

How can I get in contact with Mr. MaultsBy?

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Thank you

Beautiful!

Nice to hear native American music. Very well done!

Being there in that moment, the spirit moved and the Lord had his way during that rehearsal. I’ve been talking about it ever since

Thanks Brian!

The Gallican hymns: @39:09 ff Thanks for this segment & ALL YOUR WORK. This Companion is amazing. Have had it since Day One. I was so impatient over the years from 2006 to see it coming but realise why it took so long.

Is there a transcript of this presentation available?

Well that labyrinth story is amazing. I think I might have just turned over another tile. Glad you listened. I enjoyed watching this! Beautiful music choices too. Have a great Holy Week!

A really marvelous and moving interview, Jorge and Michael...Elise