"O come, all ye faithful", St. Bartholomew's Church

#83 from the Hymnal 1982. Opening Hymn with Fanfare on Christmas morning 2011 at St. Bartholomew's, an Episcopal church in New York City.
Words: (Latin) John Francis Wade, 18th cent.; (English) Frederick Oakeley, 19th cent., et al.
Tune: 'Adeste fideles', attributed to John Francis Wade, harmony from The English Hymnal, 1906
Christmas hymns have become universal, regardless of the cultures and tongues that sing them, a testament to the unity that still guides the divided church. Here is a list of how this hymn is known in other languages. What is it in yours?
DE: "Nun freut euch, ihr Christen"
DK: "Kom, alle kristne"
ES: "Venid, fieles todos"
FR: "Accourez, fidèles"
IT: "Venite, fedeli"
LA: "Adeste, fideles"
NL: "Komt allen tezamen"
NO: "Å kom nå med lovsang"
PT: "Cristãos, vinde todos"
RU: "Придите к Младенцу"
SV: "Dagen ár kommen"

[@jritterbush]

Every time I listen to this, I get goosebumps, tears, and want to raise my hands in worship. Thank you for sharing this!

[@churchorganfan]

I love this hymn! This is always our recessional on Christmas Eve!

[@michaelmiller1215]

Wonderful arrangement and an excellent organist.

[@Highinsight7]

Of COURSE.... The Gospel according to Wilcocks.... This is my favorite arrangement of the tune... AS many times as I've played it, sang it, listened to it... and directed it... i NEVER get tired of it... I never will....

[@hosannahorn]

Absolutely AMAZING! Where can I find this Fanfare? I wish I had seen this video before now. The protestant church where I'm the music director, were using the Rutter Fanfare with Organ and Brass.