Hymn Concerato for SATB Choir, Organ, and Orchestra. Setting by Chris Loemker. The parts and score can be downloaded at tinyurl.com/2b... and may be used for non-commercial purposes.
I’m a little late but I love this concertato, Mr. Loemker! You are a very talented musician and composer. Best regards, Deagan (Organist, Trinity Lutheran, Worden,IL)
Having sat at the console of the organ, and worshiped, at Westminster Abbey, I both laughed and cried, at the sheer beauty and exquisiteness in your performance. Thank you, for sharing.
Heavenly. I cant believe how this contemporary church has an organ loft, symetrical pipes, and most important, amazing acoustics. The best organ, organist, and choir fall flat in all the carpet and padding in almost every church.
An absolutely thrilling and stunning concertato arrangement of this fine English hymn tune. Chris, do you know if this will be published by CPH in the near future?
Thanks. It's been submitted, but no planned publication as of now. PM me on FB and I'll send you a copy in the interim if you'd find it useful for your congregation.
@@cloemker This arrangement and its execution by the choir is absolutely impeccable! I know that this is three years after but how can I get the score of this song?
David.......believe based upon organ and pics...Resurrection Chapel at Valparaiso University....Valparaiso, IN.....organ would be the Schlicker........would hazard a guess that organist would be David Cherwein
Wonderful. But text it's not from Purcell. Or rather, it was re-written by the Anglican Reverend John Mason Neale, on the melody of the final Hallelujah of "O God, Thou art my God" by Purcell.
Higher Things uploaded the recessional hymn from this same service, In the Shattered Bliss of Eden. Most of the congregation was at the front of the sanctuary, as is customary with so many Lutherans.
SPLENDID. MAJESTIC. SPIRIT-FILLED
So beautiful. Very inspiring. Thank you so much for this beautiful moment.
Mário Kopke Túlio (Lisbon, Portugal)
I’m a little late but I love this concertato, Mr. Loemker! You are a very talented musician and composer.
Best regards,
Deagan (Organist, Trinity Lutheran, Worden,IL)
Having sat at the console of the organ, and worshiped, at Westminster Abbey, I both laughed and cried, at the sheer beauty and exquisiteness in your performance. Thank you, for sharing.
How beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
A masterpiece, beyond words
Mahalo.
May Jesus be now and evermore adored. Heavenly! Angelic!
Absolutely beautiful.
Just wonderful 😊
Goosebumps
How glorious!!
This is lovely 😍💖💕❤💗😊
This hymn was the opening hymn in July, 1981, at the wedding of Charles and Diana. Too bad .
Heavenly. I cant believe how this contemporary church has an organ loft, symetrical pipes, and most important, amazing acoustics. The best organ, organist, and choir fall flat in all the carpet and padding in almost every church.
Magnificent
An absolutely thrilling and stunning concertato arrangement of this fine English hymn tune. Chris, do you know if this will be published by CPH in the near future?
Thanks. It's been submitted, but no planned publication as of now. PM me on FB and I'll send you a copy in the interim if you'd find it useful for your congregation.
cloemker this is great work... absolutely love it
I’ll pm you on Facebook for the arrangement
Guys --where is this congregation? Who is singing and where??
@@dorothysay8327 Chapel of the Resurrection, Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana.
@@cloemker This arrangement and its execution by the choir is absolutely impeccable! I know that this is three years after but how can I get the score of this song?
Magnificent. Where is this lovely church?
David.......believe based upon organ and pics...Resurrection Chapel at Valparaiso University....Valparaiso, IN.....organ would be the Schlicker........would hazard a guess that organist would be David Cherwein
You scored 2 out of 3.
Wonderful. But text it's not from Purcell. Or rather, it was re-written by the Anglican Reverend John Mason Neale, on the melody of the final Hallelujah of "O God, Thou art my God" by Purcell.
St Paul Cathedral says it's Purcell. Good enough for me!
Any plans on publication yet?
Where is the congregation¿. Seems a shame to have such a wonderful performance with all he seats empty.
Higher Things uploaded the recessional hymn from this same service, In the Shattered Bliss of Eden. Most of the congregation was at the front of the sanctuary, as is customary with so many Lutherans.
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