recently discovered that Suzanne Toolan SM was the music teacher at Mercy HS San Francisco in the late 60s and early 70s when my sister, Joan, was a student there, and Sister Suzanne is still going strong 2019
Praise d Lord.... beautiful rendition Cathy n Joe...sorry got to know yr names from d comments 😇 i was introduced to this hymn three months ago...I lead our choir at St Joseph's Church Golden Rock Trichy S. India..we sing d other.... I am d Bread of Life that came from Heaven...but s member who just joined us ...she's retired from Saudi...taught me this... we're so in love with it...infact was searching for this hymns link to send my DotA in Australia as a wish for her niece s First Holy Communion today 🙏 Amazing God..led me to this video...I bless you two n Praise God for you using yr talents to Glorify Our Lord and Saviour Amen Hallelujah Ave Maria 🙏😍🙏
John 6:[35] And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst. [44] No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him: and I will raise him up at the last day.
I love your voices and your harmony. Joe your vocal range is impressive, your diction is clear, your tone is pleasing and your voice is resonant without excessive vibrato. Cathy you're not just a fine guitar player, you have a lovely clear and open voice; high and sweet like an angel's. Your performance is easily my favorite version of this song. My only wish is that you guys had sung all five verses, if not here, maybe you will do it in heaven- another thing to look forward to! God bless you, and thanks for your gift to me, and the whole body of Christ here on RUclips.
There are several comments about speeding up the song and that it's too slow. Well, this is exactly the tempo that I remember it. It is a worshipful and meditative song. Also, your guitar sounds like the guitar that I remember with this song! The pipe organ and guitar were played together, but it's the guitar that I would miss the most. Lastly, I didn't hear this song in a "folk mass." It was sung and played in a regular, Episcopal church. Like someone else comments, this is my favorite!
Madison Doucette i rally love this to and thank you for playing this song for me and my mom and i like to sing in my church and my mom loves our church and i do to because my church awsome because and i love to sing my church and mom i love s.t davids episcopal church
Thanks to my terrible curiosity, I was listening to a Death Metal band talking about extremely unethical things. It's nice to come here and know that there are still sane people around. Very reassuring.
Well done guys. Nice to hear this classic done so well. I just posted my own version....just acoustic guitar and vocal. Blessings on all of you, your ministry and community.
Like "The Star-Spangled Banner", this hymn has a range of over 2 octaves, so we raise up (bad pun) that low note at the beginning of the second measure. Makes it easier on the congregation, too.
After having played this song years ago at church as a favorite, it's striking to hear these revised lyrics, with almost all gender references having now been removed.
Cathy: love your voice, especially when you sing, "up." I would like my parish, All Souls in South San Francisco, to sing this during communion. We have a 10 year old boy whose voice is clear and beautiful like yours is. I'm not in the choir and have no say in what is sung. The choir is accompanied by loud electric guitars - not my favorite accompaniment. Joe has a nice voice, too. Thanks.
It's nice but the tempo is too slow. There's an uptempo version of this with guitars and bongo drums that sounds incredible but I've been unable to locate it online.
I love this song its one of my favourite hymns and it has the most lovely words
Thank u for this wonderful song.........i never get tired singing along atleast thrice every day!!! :)
recently discovered that Suzanne Toolan SM was the music teacher at Mercy HS San Francisco in the late 60s and early 70s when my sister, Joan, was a student there, and Sister Suzanne is still going strong 2019
Praise d Lord.... beautiful rendition Cathy n Joe...sorry got to know yr names from d comments 😇 i was introduced to this hymn three months ago...I lead our choir at St Joseph's Church Golden Rock Trichy S. India..we sing d other.... I am d Bread of Life that came from Heaven...but s member who just joined us ...she's retired from Saudi...taught me this... we're so in love with it...infact was searching for this hymns link to send my DotA in Australia as a wish for her niece s First Holy Communion today 🙏 Amazing God..led me to this video...I bless you two n Praise God for you using yr talents to Glorify Our Lord and Saviour
Amen Hallelujah Ave Maria 🙏😍🙏
John 6:[35] And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst. [44] No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him: and I will raise him up at the last day.
I love your voices and your harmony. Joe your vocal range is impressive, your diction is clear, your tone is pleasing and your voice is resonant without excessive vibrato. Cathy you're not just a fine guitar player, you have a lovely clear and open voice; high and sweet like an angel's. Your performance is easily my favorite version of this song. My only wish is that you guys had sung all five verses, if not here, maybe you will do it in heaven- another thing to look forward to! God bless you, and thanks for your gift to me, and the whole body of Christ here on RUclips.
There are several comments about speeding up the song and that it's too slow. Well, this is exactly the tempo that I remember it. It is a worshipful and meditative song. Also, your guitar sounds like the guitar that I remember with this song! The pipe organ and guitar were played together, but it's the guitar that I would miss the most. Lastly, I didn't hear this song in a "folk mass." It was sung and played in a regular, Episcopal church. Like someone else comments, this is my favorite!
i love to sing in my church
Madison Doucette hi eaveyone
Madison Doucette i rally love this to and thank you for playing this song for me and my mom and i like to sing in my church and my mom loves our church and i do to because my church awsome because and i love to sing my church and mom i love s.t davids episcopal church
This song is the remembrance of god and I believe in him
scott carron hi
Madison Doucette hi my is madison
Very nicely done!!!
Thanks to my terrible curiosity, I was listening to a Death Metal band talking about extremely unethical things. It's nice to come here and know that there are still sane people around. Very reassuring.
I will raise you up and I will raise you up and I will raise you up on the last day
Cool visual at the beginning!! It looks like you guys have Power Point at your church. Very nice work, Joe!
And I will raise you and I will raise you up and I will raise you up on the last day
haven't heard this since the 70s
I love god
Very helpful. Thanks for the very precise rendition!
Russell Young hi my name is madison
Madison Doucette hi
It's my favorite ^^
It's No.166 song in the S.Korea
저도 그렇습니다 자매님
my choir actually met the Sr.toolan the woman who acatually wrote this song
Sr. S. Toolan was a music teacher at Mercy Burlingame. I believe she is still living and doing well.
Great hymn at ANY Mass: parish, episcopal, papal. No doubt that Sister Toolan was Jesus-inspired to write this meditation.
Well done guys. Nice to hear this classic done so well. I just posted my own version....just acoustic guitar and vocal. Blessings on all of you, your ministry and community.
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Chris Brunelle hi my name is madison
Like "The Star-Spangled Banner", this hymn has a range of over 2 octaves, so we raise up (bad pun) that low note at the beginning of the second measure. Makes it easier on the congregation, too.
After having played this song years ago at church as a favorite, it's striking to hear these revised lyrics, with almost all gender references having now been removed.
thanks for guitar version. We sang it faster in 70s at MIT Tech catholic community in the late 70s with piano and autoharp
wonderful job
Cathy: love your voice, especially when you sing, "up." I would like my parish, All Souls in South San Francisco, to sing this during communion. We have a 10 year old boy whose voice is clear and beautiful like yours is. I'm not in the choir and have no say in what is sung. The choir is accompanied by loud electric guitars - not my favorite accompaniment. Joe has a nice voice, too. Thanks.
Cathy: have you ever been asked to do wordless vocal music, not what we know as a cappella style, but with a guitar or organ and no lyrics?
It's nice but the tempo is too slow. There's an uptempo version of this with guitars and bongo drums that sounds incredible but I've been unable to locate it online.
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Nice song, but needs to be sped up X2 at least.
Nope. That’s too fast. 1.25 is fast enough.
And I will raise you and I will raise you up and I will raise you up on the last day
TREXgameplay thank you for the song
And I will raise and I will raise you up and I will raise you up on the last day
TREXgameplay i love i am the bread of life