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Beautiful Hymn! Beautiful Melody! Beautiful Organ Playing! Beautiful Video!

Beautiful Hymn!

Wonderful Recording! Wonderful Hymn!

Outstanding Recording!

Praise the lord ❤

One of my favorite hymns! Beautiful Organ Playing! Beautiful Harmonizing! Beautiful Hymn! Beautiful Recording! Beautiful Vocalizations!

Hymn 280 in The Hymnal 1940 👌

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Not a terrific setting. One-syllable words are repeatedly stretched to three in a labored attempt to make them fit the melody. They cast their ne-e-ets in Galilee … The peace of Go-o-od that filled their hearts … Yet let us pra-a-ay for but one thing … In at least one place the music drags the accent onto the wrong syllable. The disciple’s name is pronounced PE-ter, not pe-TER. Music first, then words.

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THANK YOU for posting this ! It is one of the golden memories from my days in a High Anglican parish ! I memorised the Latin text of this great 7th Century hymn from the Monastic Office, and still use it in my daily prayhers. The Latin text matches perfectly the meter of the tune you have sung here (Christe Sanctorum.) This text (Nocte surgentes, vigilamus omnes...) is one of the first thoughts which passes through my mind upon awaking each morning (along with the Anglican Chant Benedictus canticle.) THANK YOU again for posting this and gracing my day with beautiful music, beautiful poetry and wonderful memories. !!!

Wonderful !

A Magnificent tune excellently rendered. Thanks. ❤🎉❤🎉❤

THANK YOU for posting this ! I learned this beautiful hymn decades ago, in Latin, from the daily recitation of the Roman Monastic Office (although I was Anglican,) and it still goes through my head every morning when I awake from sleep. Nocte surgentes, vigilamus omnes, semper in Psalmes meditamur omnes ! Blessings to Trinity Church. ☺

Ave Maria

A hymn for use on the Sunday, Monday, and/or Tuesday before Ash Wednesday: Shrovetide, or the days of Carnevale (Carnival), aka the Mardi Gras season.

I had the honor of knowing David McKinley Williams and telling him how much I love this hymn.

absolutely beautiful

This song help me alot❤

This is exactly how a hymn should be sung❤

P462 Baptist Hymnal (1956)

✝️ Happy Labor Day Weekend 2023! May the Lord bless your church forever and always! Amen!

Amen. Well sung. Blessings. Watching from Africa, Namibia.

Thank you for sharing

Margareth Bonhomme, soprano Myria Charles, alto Emile Desamours, tenor Hubermann Larose, baryton Schola Cantorum / École Ste Trinité --- Haiti 🇭🇹 Direction: James Smith

Overtones on that organ are crazy

This is wonderful! Such a delight! ❤

It's 7:12 pm. Am I logged on to the right place? Concert at 7 pm?

May God bless everyone involved in making this hymn available to us.

Thank you for posting this hymn! I didn’t know you had a channel!!

Tune the organ!!!

A lovely, straightforward rendition. Thank you!

Here because of Sideways's Home Alone video.

I knew of this hymn but I don’t remember ever hearing all of it. Very beautiful and the words are exquisite! Thank you for posting and God bless ❤️🎄

We were all lost for a couple years?! No that's extremely false and out of touch! MANY of us were finally connected with God and people. And finally VERY successful people. The pandemic was hard on MANY. But SO many of us were rescued and exhalted and SORED because of it. Everyone including preachers should be sensitive to what a glorious time it has been for so many of us - so as not to undermine their credibility as they speak of this chapter of world history. (No tone! Beautiful service. Thank you!) Xo

Love the background images...beautiful song!

Thanks guys. It’s great to hear this sublime work without the full chorus and orchestra.

Thanks for being a life coach for us too. 🙏

Beautiful thank you. Xo I keep running into your stuff whem I'm preparing to lead worship. Thanks for recording and posting. Recording sounds great. Choir is clear and warm.

Lovely. Thank you.

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This afternoon of German Romantic Music was performed for the joy of singing and to raise funds for the music program at Trinity Church in Swarthmore. Do make a donation please visit the website: www.trinity-swarthmore.org

Blessed to his holy name

I like this version, especially because the organ does not over power the choir. Well done!

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Lovely. Thank you for posting with the lyrics!

Any doubt why these hymns are with us these hundreds of years? God speaks to our souls through them.

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