Greetings from Annapolis, Maryland. I wish I was there to sing this great Anglican Hymnal SOP 598. The Choir is always fantastic. The Tenor line is vibrantly articulated. Thanks for the excellent organist belting out this magnificent Pipe organ. The last time I was at the Cathedral was June 6, 1978 when I carried the cross at the Founder's Day of CMS Grammar School. The good Lord willing, I will try to visit in June 2023.
How majestic! How uplifting to hear this beautifully voiced congregation give this song the full timing and dignity it was written to have! The music and setting touched my soul! God bless and watch over my African cousins! Appreciation and love to all of you!
geoffrey griffith in philadelphia usa and former choir member of all saints anglican church in st peter in barbados west indies in the 1960 ties this is a very popular hymn in barbados played by this great organist amen.
This St. Anne tune which is well known was well sung with GREAT BEAUTY, thanks to all especially the Organist for such resounding sound from that instrument and boys for lovily descant. The entire hymn was Heavenly. Thanks to all stupendous job. D. Butterfield NYC.
Good to see some young choirboys. Well sung. Sound recording needs some improvement as this church is big & needs well placed microphones to capture the singing.
Could someone please tell those two women who thought the best time and place to hold a show conversation so loudly was at the beginning of a beautiful watch night service. They were very disruptive, of a very poor taste it should never be done again. Shame on them.
Beautiful worship from our Christian brothers and sisters in Lagos. Love from Colorado, USA.
Amazing choir and congregation singing along beautifully.
Greetings from Annapolis, Maryland. I wish I was there to sing this great Anglican Hymnal SOP 598. The Choir is always fantastic. The Tenor line is vibrantly articulated. Thanks for the excellent organist belting out this magnificent Pipe organ. The last time I was at the Cathedral was June 6, 1978 when I carried the cross at the Founder's Day of CMS Grammar School. The good Lord willing, I will try to visit in June 2023.
How majestic! How uplifting to hear this beautifully voiced congregation give this song the full timing and dignity it was written to have! The music and setting touched my soul! God bless and watch over my African cousins! Appreciation and love to all of you!
Wow ! Wonderful ! The organ is splendid too !
Splendid!!
geoffrey griffith in philadelphia usa and former choir member of all saints anglican church in st peter in barbados west indies in the 1960 ties this is a very popular hymn in barbados played by this great organist amen.
Glorious descant.
This St. Anne tune which is well known was well sung with GREAT BEAUTY, thanks to all especially the Organist for such resounding sound from that instrument and boys for lovily descant. The entire hymn was Heavenly. Thanks to all stupendous job. D. Butterfield NYC.
Beautiful songs of life. May the lord sustain you to the day of his Glory
Beautiful. God Bless in Jesus' name and for His sake.
A very beautiful hymn, sung in every English town and village on Remembrance Day in November.
Must have been an experience to be present. Thank you for sharing!🙏🙏
We thank god as will see the beginning of 1st Sunday of the new year
This is True Anglicanism❤
Amen!!
Good to see some young choirboys. Well sung. Sound recording needs some improvement as this church is big & needs well placed microphones to capture the singing.
Could someone please tell those two women who thought the best time and place to hold a show conversation so loudly was at the beginning of a beautiful watch night service. They were very disruptive, of a very poor taste it should never be done again. Shame on them.
@@derrickbutterfieldsr2473 l agree with you. People should not talk in church. It is time to meditate.
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Great singing. Maybe the African Anglicans will stick to Classical Anglicanism while the Church of England loses itself in transgender nonsense.
Just love people and you will be fine.