I Agree This is How we Must Sing it was my song at H P School Begumpet Brought by the Englishman who were Principal for this School & is sung it was played by late Mr S W Chandrasekhar
As I rise from sleep, I thank Thee, O Holy Trinity, for through Thy great goodness and patience Thou wast not angry with me, an idler and sinner, nor hast Thou destroyed me with mine iniquities, but hast shown Thy usual love for mankind; and when I was prostrate in despair, Thou hast raised me up to keep the morning watch and glorify Thy power. And now enlighten my mind’s eye, and open my mouth that I may meditate on Thy words, and understand Thy commandments, and do Thy will, and hymn Thee in heartfelt confession, and sing praises to Thine all-holy name: of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and unto the ages of ages. Amen. O come let us worship God our King. O come let us worship and fall down before Christ our King and God. O come let us worship and fall down before Christ Himself, our King and God. AMEN
Exactly how I feel. We've lost much of the serene beauty, awe, and majesty that makes worship of the One, the True, the Almighty Holy God, what it has always been meant to be in the church today.
Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven; To His feet thy tribute bring. Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven, Evermore His praises sing: Praise the everlasting King. Praise Him for His grace and favor To our fathers in distress. Praise Him still the same as ever, Slow to chide, and swift to bless. Glorious in His faithfulness. Fatherlike He tends and spares us; Well our feeble frame He knows. In His hands He gently bears us, Rescues us from all our foes. Widely yet His mercy flows. can't add last!
@march131958 Real music like this and "praise band" aren't even in the same category. This is music that has stood the test of time and still stirs the soul.
Having grown up an Anglican and a long enthusiast of hymns and choral music, there are few or none in the world who can sing virtuously as the choirs of St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and King's College Choir. These boys are trailblazers and will leave most other aspirants in the dust! In fact I dare add that they are simply angelic particularly when you hear them bang out the descants so effortlessly but with riveting effect...and yes they're from the UK and I'm proud of my boys.
Very close to the mark. Here in Oz each Sunday morning we get to sample the choral singing from a variety of English Anglican churches. So hymns require a choir to bring out their best.
Inspired by the spirit of the hymn , I have translated it to Polish, and yesterday the whole congregation had a the privilege of taking part in singing.
Beautiful. This is what church is supposed to be like. Much more reverent than a praise band. I wish more churches would move back to the traditions that were pre-established by our beloved ancestors and hymnwriters.
I so agree with you. Drums and guitars just aren't what I want to hear in church. I went to a church that had praise music before becoming Catholic. We have beautiful music at the church I go to now, plus God bringing me to the Catholic church was truly a gift.
Not quite true, s007ja. As soothing and reflective as this hymn is, it is not any more "reverent" than what you call a praise band. All forms of praise and worship do have their place in church. The scriptures do encourage us to use all forms of praise to our God and savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 5:19 tells us to "speak" to ourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs. I do agree though that it has a different effect upon one as the melodies and lyrics do allow for deep contemplation, in a 3 1/2 minute space, about God's awesome love and work with humanity. Blessings.
@@davidprince8811 Thank God for freedom to choose .The Anglican way is absolutely devine.The African way with the drums and bass gituar is also devine.Every culture has their own style .Psalm 150 tell us how to worship with string instrument the loud cymbals the harp dances it's a holy party.I was raised in the Anglican style of worship which is my fav.There are certain times when the African style of praise is appreciated. GOD THE ONLY TRUE JUDGE ACCEPTS BOTH AS LONG AS ITS PURE AND SINCERE.🙏
Thank you Jesus for everything so far. For upholding and keeping me and my babies. 4.5 years of pregnancy, not a joke! I thank you for the sustenance. I shall testify soon in JESUS'S Name......Amen
One of the greatest hymns of our Anglican Church...sung by a renowned choir in a famous cathedral....makes me proud to be a lifelong Anglican from Canada
I cannot stop listening to this great hymn, I often play it instead of listening to other music / hymns. what a magnificent choir and great work from the choir boys.
This hymn is among the world's greatest, performed by one of the best choirs in the world. Brings back the days of singing these hymns in the Anglican choir in a small town in southern Ontario.
Wow!! Praise the Lord, alleluia. This to me, is best rendition of that song, ever presented or sung, by any church on earth. It is outstanding and astounding. I doff my hat for the English people and thank God for using them, to bring Light ie the gospel, to the rest of the world, as Missionaries then, especially to Africa and particularly to my country, Nigeria. To God alone be all the glory.
In Indonesia, we have this song in Kidung Jemaat KJ no 288. Mari, Puji Raja Sorga Mari, puji Raja sorga, persembahan bawalah! DitebusNya jiwa raga, maka puji namaNya! Puji Dia, puji Dia, puji Raja semesta! Puji Yang kekal rahmatNya bagi umat dalam aib, dulu, kini, selamanya panjang sabar, mahabaik. Puji Dia, puji Dia, yang setiaNya ajaib! Bagai Bapa yang penyayang, siapa kita Ia tahu; tangan kasihNya menatang di tengah bahaya maut. Puji Dia, puji Dia, kasihNya seluas laut! Kita bagai bunga saja, layu habis musimnya, tapi keadaan Raja tak berubah, tak lemah. Puji Dia, puji Dia, yang kekal kasihNya! Sujudlah, hai bala sorga, abdi Allah terdekat; turut, bintang, bulan, surya, tiap waktu dan tempat. Puji Dia, puji Dia, Sumber kasih dan berkat!
Just last week I walked into a church to attend Mass and the first hymn was this one, which I love. I turned to my wife and said: 'I just hope they take it slowly...all beauty is gone if they take it too fast!' Unfortunately my wish was not fulfilled and we sadly zoomed by...
That last verse is a keeper . . .wow kettle drums, trumpet fanfares and a descant that knocks it out of the park.... NOBODY does these great hymns justice like the English
English hymns are so stirring and majestic and unsurpassed in their beauty. We Lutherans also have many great German, Dutch, Swedish and Norwegian hymns in our Book of Worship. I love "high church' worship be it it Lutheran, Episcopal or Roman Catholic.
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I have visited St. Paul's only twice, and I found each time that I cannot sing for being overwhelmed with the sheer joy of being in such a marvelous acoustic! It has to be one step away from heaven!
Organgrinder1010, the atmosphere in a church comes from the Lord’s blessings on the building as a result of prayers said over the centuries. ‘The prayers of the humble man pierces the clouds’. Ecclesias. 35 v 17 And God hears the publican’s prayer at the back of the Church. The Pharisee at the front who parades his deeds is proud and has to learn from the Publican at the back. Luke 18 v10/
This is one of my favourite hymns, and versions of it! Thank you very much for posting! I particularly loved the last verse with the percussion, brass, descant, and Organ! Just beautiful! Greetings from New Zealand.
But as for me, I will always have hope; I will praise you more and more. My mouth will tell of your righteousness, of your salvation all day long, though I know not its measure. - Psalm 61:14-15
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ! Ditto on March131958's comment! You can always rely on St. Paul's Cathedral for the best of the best in church music.....anywhere in the world. The pipe organ, the congregational singing and the ACOUSTICS.......WOW WOW WOW ! I feel closer to the Lord each time I hear this. Thank you for the videos of St. Paul's
Wonderful! Just one of those countless hymns we had to sing as junior school children at our harvest festival/Christmas/Easter church services. They happily lodged themselves into my soul and have stayed there ever since. Would love to know how many other British people feel the same...
+Ann Hastings Hundreds of CofE primary schools around the country, as well as some more old-fashioned non-religious ones too, still celebrate all the Christian festivals you mention, with religious services, as well as daily singing in assembly. I'm a teacher and know of many schools beside my own (in multicultural Birmingham, no less) who still do all of this. All is not lost.
Hello John my twin sister and I , now aged 72 remember ALL our choir songs and church hymns we sang in the Friday service at our Secondary school.We have sung all of our lives although we are 4,ooo miles apart we talk most days.Our love for singing is due to a wonderful choir mistress who turned us into an award winning choir. Best wishes John from North Carolina.
Colony grandma here from the Westindes.We sang these at school everyday and at church on the weekends.In school we has morning worship singing these hymns. Prayer before and after lunch and evening prayer and hymns for dismisal.
WHAT A MAGNIFICANT CHOIR SINGING ONE OF THE GREAT HYMNS OF THE LAST AND PRESENT CENTURIES. THE WORDS ARE A REAL TREASURE TO LISTEN TO AND HEAR THE CHOIRS GREAT TALENTS SINGING IT.
We sing this from time to time in our Presbyterian church in Bethlehem, PA, USA, and the way the congregation sings it out with the pipe organ makes it all the more exciting to hear. Another hymn that I enjoy singing there is "Lift high The Cross".
I love the choir that is great as usal but I also love english people singing hymns: they really fill churches with their voices and I think this is fantastic.
The tempo is perfect, and i LOVE the little pause inbetween verses that allows the reverb to completely end before starting the next verse. Magnificent
"We behold Him face to face" 'Brothers we do not know what we shall be like, but we know this that when He shall appear we will be liken unto Him, for we shall see Him as He is"
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (September 4), we sang this as our closing hymn. However, it was God instead of King. The new lyrics were written by Walter R. Bouman, 1927-2005. It is #864-865 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship.
Still have this gem in the American Methodist Hymnal (terribly sorry that we had to break away from the CofE - no bishop in England would create sees in America, had to get on with things)
one of the great hymns which will be sung for many centuries to come..great job by the choir."Father tends to us and spares us all" A great cresendo by the choir boys
I am reminded of my wonderful school days in South Yorkshire when I hear this heart warming hymn.God bless all my family and friends throughout the wold.
The organ sounds excellent there i can play this hymn and would like to play it here!!! Full Organ with Full Congregation and Choir!!! Pull out thoses 32' Reeds!!
Aww, you never heard of the Methodists?!? What a shame: in that case you are invited to worship with us at the Wesley cathedral 39 Beecroft Street, Calabar, next Sunday. Ten o’clock sharp!
It isn't your ears that is stiring something up inside you when you here this music it's your soul. God gave you one and it is working 100% well!! GOD is calling you seek him out and he will answer your call.
You will recall that this is one of the most "live" acoustic spaces in the world. Speed will make mush of the whole thing with a reverberation like that.
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When the Anglican Cathedral plays Hymns of Worship I feel as if I'm escorted by a thousand Angels towards the realms of Heaven
Woooow.
I just felt this few minutes ago while listen to this hymn and I came across your comment.
Glorious God
england has given the world many wonderful things but by far the greatest is the Anglican way of Praising Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Could not agree with you more :)
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I Agree This is How we Must Sing it was my song at H P School Begumpet Brought by the Englishman who were Principal for this School & is sung it was played by late Mr S W Chandrasekhar
The British have undoubtedly given the most classical and beautiful hymns. No one can match them. We should learn it from them.
As I rise from sleep, I thank Thee, O Holy Trinity, for through Thy great goodness and patience Thou wast not angry with me, an idler and sinner, nor hast Thou destroyed me with mine iniquities, but hast shown Thy usual love for mankind; and when I was prostrate in despair, Thou hast raised me up to keep the morning watch and glorify Thy power. And now enlighten my mind’s eye, and open my mouth that I may meditate on Thy words, and understand Thy commandments, and do Thy will, and hymn Thee in heartfelt confession, and sing praises to Thine all-holy name: of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and unto the ages of ages. Amen.
O come let us worship God our King.
O come let us worship and fall down before Christ our King and God.
O come let us worship and fall down before Christ Himself, our King and God.
AMEN
Christ is the only saviour, the Master of the universe. Let's all get back to the Truth. Amen.
Exactly how I feel. We've lost much of the serene beauty, awe, and majesty that makes worship of the One, the True, the Almighty Holy God, what it has always been meant to be in the church today.
may God bless the English people who spread the gospel to world
Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven;
To His feet thy tribute bring.
Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven,
Evermore His praises sing:
Praise the everlasting King.
Praise Him for His grace and favor
To our fathers in distress.
Praise Him still the same as ever,
Slow to chide, and swift to bless.
Glorious in His faithfulness.
Fatherlike He tends and spares us;
Well our feeble frame He knows.
In His hands He gently bears us,
Rescues us from all our foes.
Widely yet His mercy flows.
can't add last!
@march131958 Real music like this and "praise band" aren't even in the same category. This is music that has stood the test of time and still stirs the soul.
Having grown up an Anglican and a long enthusiast of hymns and choral music, there are few or none in the world who can sing virtuously as the choirs of St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and King's College Choir. These boys are trailblazers and will leave most other aspirants in the dust! In fact I dare add that they are simply angelic particularly when you hear them bang out the descants so effortlessly but with riveting effect...and yes they're from the UK and I'm proud of my boys.
Very close to the mark. Here in Oz each Sunday morning we get to sample the choral singing from a variety of English Anglican churches. So hymns require a choir to bring out their best.
I AM AN AUSTRALIAN AND HAVE BEEN SINGING THIS HYMN FOR 70 YRS..MAGNIFICANT
GOD BLESSSSSSSSSS YOUUU!!!
God bless you sir
Like your Aussie spelling!
Ma agradat molt
Inspired by the spirit of the hymn , I have translated it to Polish, and yesterday the whole congregation had a the privilege of taking part in singing.
Thanx for good job.
Can you share the translation? I know allot of polish who would love to sing this.
Beautiful. This is what church is supposed to be like. Much more reverent than a praise band. I wish more churches would move back to the traditions that were pre-established by our beloved ancestors and hymnwriters.
I so agree with you. Drums and guitars just aren't what I want to hear in church. I went to a church that had praise music before becoming Catholic. We have beautiful music at the church I go to now, plus God bringing me to the Catholic church was truly a gift.
Not quite true, s007ja. As soothing and reflective as this hymn is, it is not any more "reverent" than what you call a praise band.
All forms of praise and worship do have their place in church. The scriptures do encourage us to use all forms of praise to our God and savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 5:19 tells us to "speak" to ourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs.
I do agree though that it has a different effect upon one as the melodies and lyrics do allow for deep contemplation, in a 3 1/2 minute space, about God's awesome love and work with humanity. Blessings.
You speak my language.
@@davidprince8811 Thank God for freedom to choose .The Anglican way is absolutely devine.The African way with the drums and bass gituar is also devine.Every culture has their own style .Psalm 150 tell us how to worship with string instrument the loud cymbals the harp dances it's a holy party.I was raised in the Anglican style of worship which is my fav.There are certain times when the African style of praise is appreciated. GOD THE ONLY TRUE JUDGE ACCEPTS BOTH AS LONG AS ITS PURE AND SINCERE.🙏
Such a shame that here in 2024 the Message has been so corrupted by people who, like Archbishop Welby, should know better.
Thank you Jesus for everything so far. For upholding and keeping me and my babies. 4.5 years of pregnancy, not a joke! I thank you for the sustenance. I shall testify soon in JESUS'S Name......Amen
Thank you Lord for this great country that made all the difference on this planet.
One of the greatest hymns of our Anglican Church...sung by a renowned choir in a famous cathedral....makes me proud to be a lifelong Anglican from Canada
I cannot stop listening to this great hymn, I often play it instead of listening to other music / hymns. what a magnificent choir and great work from the choir boys.
This hymn is among the world's greatest, performed by one of the best choirs in the world. Brings back the days of singing these hymns in the Anglican choir in a small town in southern Ontario.
I listen to this hymn every morning and it inspires me to love and give my best throughout the day. ❤️
A beauty; one of my wedding hymns. Sorry to say our lot didn't do it justice like this wonderful congregation, but I sang my heart out! :D
Wow!! Praise the Lord, alleluia.
This to me, is best rendition of that song, ever presented or sung, by any church on earth.
It is outstanding and astounding.
I doff my hat for the English people and thank God for using them, to bring Light ie the gospel, to the rest of the world, as Missionaries then, especially to Africa and particularly to my country, Nigeria.
To God alone be all the glory.
In Indonesia, we have this song in Kidung Jemaat KJ no 288. Mari, Puji Raja Sorga
Mari, puji Raja sorga,
persembahan bawalah!
DitebusNya jiwa raga,
maka puji namaNya!
Puji Dia, puji Dia,
puji Raja semesta!
Puji Yang kekal rahmatNya
bagi umat dalam aib,
dulu, kini, selamanya
panjang sabar, mahabaik.
Puji Dia, puji Dia,
yang setiaNya ajaib!
Bagai Bapa yang penyayang,
siapa kita Ia tahu;
tangan kasihNya menatang
di tengah bahaya maut.
Puji Dia, puji Dia,
kasihNya seluas laut!
Kita bagai bunga saja,
layu habis musimnya,
tapi keadaan Raja
tak berubah, tak lemah.
Puji Dia, puji Dia,
yang kekal kasihNya!
Sujudlah, hai bala sorga,
abdi Allah terdekat;
turut, bintang, bulan, surya,
tiap waktu dan tempat.
Puji Dia, puji Dia,
Sumber kasih dan berkat!
The descant in this version is amazing. Sounds heavenly and angelic
Just last week I walked into a church to attend Mass and the first hymn was this one, which I love. I turned to my wife and said: 'I just hope they take it slowly...all beauty is gone if they take it too fast!' Unfortunately my wish was not fulfilled and we sadly zoomed by...
That last verse is a keeper . . .wow kettle drums, trumpet fanfares and a descant that knocks it out of the park.... NOBODY does these great hymns justice like the English
I like the Anglicans way of worship.... it's the best waaah... Excellent..
English hymns are so stirring and majestic and unsurpassed in their beauty. We Lutherans also have many great German, Dutch, Swedish and Norwegian hymns in our Book of Worship. I love "high church' worship be it it Lutheran, Episcopal or Roman Catholic.
This is an Anglican service.
I believe it is important to praise the Lord from whom all blessings flow....in whatever way we choose!
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One of my favourite traditional hymns, The descant voices soar up to God.
Lovely to hear the congregation joining in so fully!
This is so beautiful.. if you hear this it's so big and bombastic.. if you hear God Himself:) (or another great existing power in heaven).
I was never really much of a pious man, but going to church to listen to the hymns and the organ always made it worth going as a kid.
I have visited St. Paul's only twice, and I found each time that I cannot sing for being overwhelmed with the sheer joy of being in such a marvelous acoustic! It has to be one step away from heaven!
Organgrinder1010 The greatest hymns are found in the true Church: The Universal Church
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Organgrinder1010, the atmosphere in a church comes from the Lord’s blessings on the building as a result of prayers said over the centuries.
‘The prayers of the humble man pierces the clouds’. Ecclesias. 35 v 17
And God hears the publican’s prayer at the back of the Church. The Pharisee at the front who parades his deeds is proud and has to learn from the Publican at the back. Luke 18 v10/
This is one of my favourite hymns, and versions of it! Thank you very much for posting! I particularly loved the last verse with the percussion, brass, descant, and Organ! Just beautiful! Greetings from New Zealand.
But as for me, I will always have hope; I will praise you more and more. My mouth will tell of your righteousness, of your salvation all day long, though I know not its measure. - Psalm 61:14-15
This made my heart swell and gave me the chills. What an awesome hymn to God our Creator and Redeemer. (I also enjoyed looking at the ladies' hats!)
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I can't forget my Anglican communion root. I still love singing my Hymns everyday.
England the initial source of classical hymns. They are matchless no one can compare them
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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ! Ditto on March131958's comment!
You can always rely on St. Paul's Cathedral for the best of the best in church music.....anywhere in the world. The pipe organ, the congregational singing and the ACOUSTICS.......WOW WOW WOW !
I feel closer to the Lord each time I hear this.
Thank you for the videos of St. Paul's
Wonderful! Just one of those countless hymns we had to sing as junior school children at our harvest festival/Christmas/Easter church services. They happily lodged themselves into my soul and have stayed there ever since. Would love to know how many other British people feel the same...
+Ann Hastings Hundreds of CofE primary schools around the country, as well as some more old-fashioned non-religious ones too, still celebrate all the Christian festivals you mention, with religious services, as well as daily singing in assembly. I'm a teacher and know of many schools beside my own (in multicultural Birmingham, no less) who still do all of this. All is not lost.
Hello John my twin sister and I , now aged 72 remember ALL our choir songs and church hymns we sang in the Friday service at our Secondary school.We have sung all of our lives although we are 4,ooo miles apart we talk most days.Our love for singing is due to a wonderful choir mistress who turned us into an award winning choir.
Best wishes John from North Carolina.
I’m Nigerian and I doooo!!!
Colony grandma here from the Westindes.We sang these at school everyday and at church on the weekends.In school we has morning worship singing these hymns. Prayer before and after lunch and evening prayer and hymns for dismisal.
It's like that hymn was made for that church... so much power and space in the sound
A great choir and Organ. One cannot ask for anything better...Magnificant music
Beautiful descant
Am Anglican from Kenya we sing exactly
Amen God Bless God Britain I Think of this of My Bishops who Where from England Reverend Gordon Shaw & Reverend Marsh
Wow ! Where, but England, could you hear such a wonderful rendition of this lovely hymn. Surely, God himself, must have cast down his gaze and smiled.
Robin Bather Brook, kudos, did you read RF Delderfield, as I recall the author, "God is An Englishman" or "To Serve All Our Days"?
If he was..he spoke Welsh.
I like how there is always full participation of the congregation when singing these hymn. The British are not lazy church folk
'Slow to chide And quick to bless'. AMEN.
Nice sound. I wish we could get congregations to sing like this over in the States...
My blessed brothers and sisters in Christ✝️ of England, some day I will visit U.K.
Good hymn, everybody praise Him, our Lord and Saviour❤🙏🙌
May the Lord accept the praise of his people Amen!
Praise him praise him !
Beautiful cresendo`s from this great choir. Magnificant descant from the choirboys.
WHAT A MAGNIFICANT CHOIR SINGING ONE OF THE GREAT HYMNS OF THE LAST AND PRESENT CENTURIES. THE WORDS ARE A REAL TREASURE TO LISTEN TO AND HEAR THE CHOIRS GREAT TALENTS SINGING IT.
My Soul shall Praise God of Israel always
On Earth, this music is closest thing to Godliness
I love this.............This is angelic........Can't stop listening to it
The Power and Majesty of Gods music takes my breath away..............
No word for your love God, when I listen to this song by this wonderful choral. Will praise you till the last breath.
Restore us AND FORGIVE. US JESUS
Its just clicked 80 years since i started to sing this magnificent hymn.One of if not the greatest hymn sung in the world. 04-07-2021
Magnificent !
Faith is the daring of the soul to go farther than it can see.
- William Newton Clark
PRAISE THE EVER LASTING KING..GREAT WORDS FOR OUR FANTASTIC LEADER.
All Praise, Glory, Honor be to Thee, oh Lord, for evermore!
Amen This was MY English Teacher Mr S W ChandraSekhar's Favorite Hymn for the H P S Begumpet God Bless Him And His Family
We sing this from time to time in our Presbyterian church in Bethlehem, PA, USA, and the way the congregation sings it out with the pipe organ makes it all the more exciting to hear. Another hymn that I enjoy singing there is "Lift high The Cross".
I love the choir that is great as usal but I also love english people singing hymns: they really fill churches with their voices and I think this is fantastic.
Another of the great hymn writers of our centuries who have put together some great hymnsw for us all.
There is no doubt whatsoever, in my humblest opinion, the Kings College Choir is the best in the world.
I LOVE that the congregation is singing. More people join in everywhere, please!
This song makes me greatful for life and makes me cry because I was dark before thank u soo much for this video!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful hymn!
Far better than the “7/11 rock-n-roll” music done in some places. Sing and repeat the same seven words over and over eleven times.
The tempo is perfect, and i LOVE the little pause inbetween verses that allows the reverb to completely end before starting the next verse. Magnificent
Praise the Everlasting King! Happy Feast of Christ the King!
Beautiful. It was the opening Hymn at my wedding in 2013.
Mine too
this was the bridal march procession of her majesty the queen during her wedding procession in 1947 ....
Instead of Praise Him Praise Him x2, they say Allieuia Allieuia
Praise God
I'm an Athiest, but I still cannot deny the beauty of church choral music.
A great performance from this great Choir at St.Pauls. Great descant from the Choirboys.
Happy Thanksgiving ENGLAND from Canada. I once sang this hymn in a Cathedral Choir and STILL do as a trained singer! David.
Praise to God is never 'owned' to the exclusion of any denomination or person!
Incredible 🙏✝️
Quelle merveille cette unité et la richesse instrumentale pour honorer Dieu ... à pleurer
"We behold Him face to face"
'Brothers we do not know what we shall be like, but we know this that when He shall appear we will be liken unto Him, for we shall see Him as He is"
A great choir at St.Paul`s Cathedral
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (September 4), we sang this as our closing hymn. However, it was God instead of King. The new lyrics were written by Walter R. Bouman, 1927-2005. It is #864-865 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship.
Still have this gem in the American Methodist Hymnal (terribly sorry that we had to break away from the CofE - no bishop in England would create sees in America, had to get on with things)
one of the great hymns which will be sung for many centuries to come..great job by the choir."Father tends to us and spares us all" A great cresendo by the choir boys
I am reminded of my wonderful school days in South Yorkshire when I hear this heart warming hymn.God bless all my family and friends throughout the wold.
The organ sounds excellent there i can play this hymn and would like to play it here!!! Full Organ with Full Congregation and Choir!!! Pull out thoses 32' Reeds!!
Praise be to our God!
Hallelujah....! - Praise the LORD GOD....!
The Universal Church is so stronge when pray to the Lord in the same Spirit🙏📖🙌🕊️
Only the Anglicans know how to sing hymns... glorious!
Aww, you never heard of the Methodists?!? What a shame: in that case you are invited to worship with us at the Wesley cathedral 39 Beecroft Street, Calabar, next Sunday. Ten o’clock sharp!
Amen
Absolutely beautiful! Love it. Chords on that last verse gave me goose bumps. : )
Indeed praise Him; praise ye the Lord!!
Anglicans have the best songs
you mean hymns**
comparto plenamente. Eso sí, de doctrina, mejor no hablemos.
In contrast the Catholics have almost none that is Biblically sound. And it tells a lot
Gavoora123 the traditional hymns and chants do unfortunately the Catholic Church feels the need to adopt modern crap music
jarrad thompson Moravians too
Anglican Huns are the best. These sounds takes me way back wow
It isn't your ears that is stiring something up inside you when you here this music it's your soul. God gave you one and it is working 100% well!! GOD is calling you seek him out and he will answer your call.
You will recall that this is one of the most "live" acoustic spaces in the world. Speed will make mush of the whole thing with a reverberation like that.