Now the Day Is Over (The Hastings College Choir)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2011
- The Hastings College Choir sings a traditional Vespers hymn from 1868; music by Joseph Barnby, text by Sabine Baring-Gould, arranged for mixed voices by Roy Ringwald. Blake Holen is baritone soloist; Dr. Fritz Mountford conducts.
Hastings College, founded in 1882, is a private, four-year liberal arts institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). The college is located in Hastings, Nebraska.
This is the first hymn I remember learning in Nigeria whilst in primary school . The good Lord has been watching over me always and it’s no coincidence we all learnt this song at school all across the world.
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My sitting room faces South West and as I sit and watch the shadows of the evening steal across the sky I remember my mother singing this hymn when I was a very small child, about 4 or 5. Now I am 93
My mother is 100. When I was four of five she would sing this to me at bedtime.
What a sweet memory ♡ God bless you and your mother ♡
My goodness that statement in itself is such a powerful one..
I was taught this hymn in 9th grade chorus while in junior high (circa 1962). I was so young I sang tenor... one would never guess it to hear me now! I plan on having this recording played at my funeral, whenever that time arrives; it holds a very special place in my heart.
A lovely old hymn we need to hear much more often today
This has always been and has remained one of my most favorite hymns
I first sang this lovely hymn in a choir at the tender age of ten and it has always touched my heart and soul.🙏🙏🙏
A fine memory of summer camp on Lake Winnepasaukee, NH where a kind and adventurous counselor named Kline led us in singing this, with his stirring tenor voice. Long ago, the rainy summer of 1953.
How I miss the GOOD old days in primary school; this was sang at the end of the day
This is a song for those who are weary and need to rest, and a song for those who are going slowly to their final rest. I've long left the church and all that it teaches, but this song was my beloved grandmother's favorite and remains mine also.
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God says in the Bible that if you got saved right now, then "the Angels in Heaven are rejoicing with you right now."
Such a beautiful voice 😍
You can use to sleep and to mourn people.
My grandmother used to sing this as a lullaby to her children and later, her grandchildren. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful rendition.
This is a beautiful hymn just like many other comments I used to sing this at the end of school
This is a great rendition of one of my favorite hymns. It just shows you that you do not need instruments or light shows.
I graduated Omaha South High in 1961, I sung this Hymn in 1st choir at our Christmas for closing our show. I miss choir and love this Hymn. We used it in our closing every year. Great rendition, thanks.
This song is sung yearly by 300+ boys each summer at Camp Dudley in Westport NY for their Sunday Hymn sing. It touches my heart and this choir did a beautiful job singing it. Thank you.
Just so beautiful
Heavenly......
This is such a lovely Choir, all the pieces which they have posted on you-tube for our pleasure, are so inspiring,uplifting and sung with such meaning. Thank you, Edward
I love this song!😅
We sang this lovely song at school , however we had a different tune x , this choir make a good job of a very old Hymn Jane x
we used sing this hymn every Sunday night after the evening service at quarriers home Renfrewshire
The first time I heard This Beautiful Song. Was when I was just a boy. They Sang It. In the movie Spencers Mountian. i'm now 70 years old. I Loved This Song Ever Since (-;
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This song is a song for preparation day going to open the Sabbath. May the Lord show them where to put the puzzle. The Ten Commandments.
I love this hymn, I play it in the key of A three sharps on the piano.It's a hymn of final resting place. Steal across the sky, when the evening bells rang.
This is my Wednesday church lessons theme song
Wednesday windows
If I may Please. To pay Him Reverence that He So Richly Deserves. Please
"L"ord Lord. After all He is The KING of kings, and The LORD of lords (-:
A lovely beginning for the Sabbath eve, after a long week. Sabbath blessings 10/18/13
Superb.
Lovely performance...
Which male singer is singing the solo? I keep repeating and repeating that section and can’t see him. What a nice voice. What a good choir.
Sublime!
Such a beautiful hymn. Reminds me of so many experiences I had in youth choirs and summer camps. Someone please tell me, though, where is this wonderful baritone! I can't find him, and neither can the camera (apparently). 😢😢
Beautiful
nice song