Listening and being transported back to my junior school assembly in Dundee. Now 77 and with cancer this Will play as I make my last journey, its been a good life.
God bless you, my darling. I am so glad you too enjoy this beautiful piece of music. My brother was in a brass band and he said they always finished with this piece so everybody could join in. If you get to heaven before me, please say Hi to him. Sending love to you and you are in my prayers. xxx
Another of the great myriad of wonderful hymn tunes which have all but disappeared from church life and from the culture of the country in UK. We should try to revive them once more.
Just stunning. The first person to witness to me of the love of Christ, was a Salvationist euphonium player, by the name of Wendy Boon! I always associate this wonderful tune with her.
I grew up playing this in several corps bands. My Dad was an officer for over fifty years. Thank you for the powerful memories. Oh, just one more rehearsal with my Dad please
This tune take me back in my Child days at school I think I was about 7years old in1951 I was try the um the tune. And Hearing this a gain bring back From them years very good To hear now in the year 20 20 Still.in.my ears some thing a Bout this tune has thing of today
My favourite version of this hymn , which was written to commemorate the terrible pit disaster at Gresford Colliery in 1934 , where 266 men lost their lives . I don't think people , in today's ' victim society' , understand what ' victim ' really means .
Great music this needs the Support of people to .day more The way thing are go in life to day so support this band please Give what you can to help people I need thank you
Thank you for sharing, this is the wonderful thing about music everyone has a favorite and everyone is correct as its a very subjective thing and really depends on the person listening
Listening and being transported back to my junior school assembly in Dundee. Now 77 and with cancer this Will play as I make my last journey, its been a good life.
God bless you, my darling. I am so glad you too enjoy this beautiful piece of music. My brother was in a brass band and he said they always finished with this piece so everybody could join in. If you get to heaven before me, please say Hi to him. Sending love to you and you are in my prayers. xxx
My favourite hymn tune!!!
Another of the great myriad of wonderful hymn tunes which have all but disappeared from church life and from the culture of the country in UK. We should try to revive them once more.
I couldn’t agree more! My three favourite hymn tunes of all time are Supreme Sacrifice, Deep Harmony and Fulda. Simonline
Absolutely! Bravo!
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My husband loved playing this so at his recent funeral it was played as his coffin was carried in...just so moving.
Just stunning. The first person to witness to me of the love of Christ, was a Salvationist euphonium player, by the name of Wendy Boon! I always associate this wonderful tune with her.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful story
I grew up playing this in several corps bands. My Dad was an officer for over fifty years. Thank you for the powerful memories. Oh, just one more rehearsal with my Dad please
Thank you for sharing this memory
And me with mine @ Boston Central Corps in Mass.
This has been use so widely throughout the world
The Life Divine of Hymns.
And on the Seventh Day he created Brass Band music.
And He was pleased.
Bring back..the marching
Town. Whit walk.s in.manchester c...of e churches
Get people to..to..talk...again
Needs sorting out..be happy
Absolutely! - blessings be on your head!
Amen! Preach it brother/sister!
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I remember playing this great tune as a duet with my cousin when we were 12 in the Brixham Salvation Army Band
Great memories
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Sang it at the Manchester and Salford Whit walks on Monday 29th May 2023 in St Peter's Sqare. Brought back wonderful memories.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful memory
So beautiful and moving... thank you.
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Reminds me of my childhood in a Britain that has now allbut disappeared unfortunately.
Dont envy children growing up in todays world.
we didn't feel deprived going to church every Sunday
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This tune take me back in my
Child days at school I think
I was about 7years old in1951
I was try the um the tune. And
Hearing this a gain bring back
From them years very good
To hear now in the year 20 20
Still.in.my ears some thing a
Bout this tune has thing of today
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I have played this for many years in junior and senior band i love it
Thank you for sharing, I am happy this has brought back some wonderful memories for you
My final journey is getting closer with each day , im so looking forward to my next adventure 🇬🇧❤️
For the actor Peter Martin, one of the actors who appeared in Brassed Off, and who passed away this week.
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Always makes me well up inside. Beautiful.
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Just got the chills...
Beautiful sound and control with a great tune.
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This is beautiful
This is a long time favorite of many people
Used to play in littleborough brass band I'm sure we used finish each concert with this tune.
Many bands used this at the end of a concert for a long time, thank you for sharing your memories
Nothing like it!
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Perfection!
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My favourite version of this hymn , which was written to commemorate the terrible pit disaster at Gresford Colliery in 1934 , where 266 men lost their lives . I don't think people , in today's ' victim society' , understand what ' victim ' really means .
Of course they don't. We have come a long way but we must never let people forget the sacrifices others have made so that we may live as we do.
It is sad however it does feel like the word is used far too frequently and not always in the correct situation
Totally different tune - Gresford
Was the hymn tune not called Gresford? I thought they were two different tunes.
Great music this needs the
Support of people to .day more
The way thing are go in life to day so support this band please
Give what you can to help people I need thank you
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Beautiful love this time
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I don't play an instrument but ,in my own way.I can sing the words written to his beautiful mysic.
Thank you for sharing, everyone can do things in their own way
Nice tune this one minds me
Of my mum and dad who are not with the Family now die
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Hello does anyone have He Wipes The Tear score? in the Brass Band tune book? Need it ASAP if anything!! Please and thank you!
Sadly I do not have any sheet music, however you could try contacting SP and S who may be able to help
Deep indeed
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Longreach Town Band, with Bill Tanks the boss.
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Who was the solo cornet
Sadly I do not have this information
Best one!
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The theology of The Salvation Army is in his songs and tunes
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Who is the solo cornet....verse 2?
Brian Cooling?
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Sadly I do not know this information
It’s a bit too sugary for my taste. There are some imperfections but ……
Bullshit !
Great sound, shame they can't start together, or even play together (0:51)
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@@brassbandaudio thanks for uploading
Nice, but best version is by Black Dyke
Thank you for sharing, this is the wonderful thing about music everyone has a favorite and everyone is correct as its a very subjective thing and really depends on the person listening