The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended (Tune: St Clement - 5vv) [with lyrics for congregations]
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- "The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended" was written by Reverend John Ellerton in 1870. The opening line came from an anonymous text in 'Church Poetry' (1843).
The tune is 'St Clement', written by Reverend Clement C. Scholefield in 1874.
It is performed here by the choir of Wells Cathedral.
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Just heard this beautiful hymn sung at the Queens funeral. Yes earthly kingdoms may pass but His is eternal! RIP our beloved Queen
Corrupt ruler
@penderyn8794 you’re out of line. This is not the time or place for such comments. Respect others grief please.
I can sing hymns perfectly - I have trained my voice to hit the notes I see. I have incredible pitch and when I sing, I can FEEL Everyone in the room their SHOCK that someone is actually singing the song the way it is written. There is magic in Singing - learning to READ the notes inorder to place the voice there IN TIME to RIDE THE PITCH - If I were in that room singing everyone would KNOW IT. It was so difficult in the beginning and through the years their was definite shifts as I became more fine tuned. Music is more real than all of life - and most people almost everyone will never know the profound feeling of singing perfect music - there is tremendous magic in at least STRIVING for perfection - and we can NEVER BE 100% perfect - that is a God thing when it flows like that - there is no greater power than singing in my opinion and I can't give that knowledge away....you can't tell people that it goes so much deeper than the radio or singing by ear.
The joy of Anglican hymns and psalm chanting
Church hymns are the best forever. This refreshes me again. God be praise and may this choir be bless.
Watching from Jos Nigeria.
Amen, Micheal. 😊🙏 greetings to Jos from South Norfolk, UK.
One of my mom's favorite hymns as an Anglican. I developed so much love for Anglican hymns because of my mom ❤.
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I play this hymn over and over again ! It's the most beautiful song l've ever heard !!!
That's wonderful, Ester. 😊🙏
Beautiful hymn. As a young girl, we use to sing it at St. Matthews Anglican Church, but hadn't heard it for a long time. So fitting for Queen's funeral.
Indeed, Margot. 🙏
This has been a favourite of mine since I was very young. God is so loving and powerful.
It was a favourite of the Queen also, we hear.
I had never heard of this hymn until the Queen's funeral. What a beautiful song, the lyrics and the music.
The Queen Served her Kingdom, her other realms and the Commonwealth well. Was instructive as this was the opening hymn.
This is one of the hymns I chose for my dad’s funeral ❤️
Thank you for sharing that, Roy. 🙏
The Anglican Church has lost its way, but when I hear hymns such as this I know eventually our Church will return to the Orthodox, Catholic, and Apostolic faith and tradition.
We sang this hymn at supper time when I was in high school (Kenya High School). It brings me happy memories.
Thank you for sharing this, Mary. 😊🙏
I remember this being the last hymn sung at our local church service at sunset on December 31, 1999.
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been looking for the hymn they sang at the Queen's funeral.
As a Seventh-day Adventist, I have been singing this hymn as the sabbath ends at sunset.
How beautiful .❤
One of the most uplifting hymns of faith. To God be all the glory. Rev. Chukunta.
I remember my Moravian church upbringing. These hymns bring back wonderful memories.
Reminds me of my mission school.
Especially sung at the end of day.
Its a beautiful hymn but saddens me as i remember the days of evening services which we no longer hold but thanks to YT i can hear and sing it still ,, praise the lord
One of my favourite Hymns 🙏🌹❤️
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Queen's favourite (with the lord my Shepard) . And thats the reason.....
Just glorious
Indeed it is Δημήτριος. 😊
My beloved dad's favourite hymn. Playing for him 10 years after God called him. Loved and missed always.❤❤❤
Use to sing this every friday evening at the end of school week. Beautiful and faithful message. ❤
This is a lovely hymn with lovely words, thank you for posting it
Our pleasure, Paul. 🙂
Wow!!! That was simply majestic!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Amen, Enoch. 🙏
John Betjeman's "Thank God It's Sunday" documentary ended with this hymn. Sums up mortality in a very English way.
Lovely hymn i uses to enjoy it ay school primary an secondary
That's good, Hilda. 😊
I'm watching an Alistar Begg sermon (Staying The Course When Others Don't), here on YT and he just referenced this hymn in passing. I'd never heard it so thought I'd take a listen, and yes it is beautiful and reminiscent of the hymns that used to be played and sung in church. A sweet find for me. ✨
This was my favourite hymn long before I discovered it was also Queen Victoria’s favourite. When Father Vic held Evensong in the mid 1980s at Saint Augustine’s , Bethlehem, we always closed with it. I snuffed the altar candles out after the service and can still smell that sweet aroma when I hear this hymn. I believe it was also played when the Union Jack was taken down over Hong Kong for the last time. Clement Cotterill Scholefield was Sir Arthur Sullivan’s (yes THAT Sir Arthur) parish priest, and while Scholefield is credited with it, it is rumoured that Sir Arthur lent a helping hand. ♥️🎶😇
Thank you for sharing this. That's very interesting about Sullivan's possible hand in the tune. 😊
@@ChetValleyChurches 😇♥️☦️
I came looking for this hymn today (won't say why).
And of course I looked for the version by Chet Valley Churches.
Bless your hearts!
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Beautiful....and I know it from I was in Sunday School and going to high school .❤.
I now listen to this beautiful hymn daily to bring me peace . Thank you for posting the words too. I first heard this in a documentary about the martyr George Marsh by Simon Peter ??? ( sorry, can't remember his last name.
We're glad you like it, Jan. It's terrible what awful things some people do to one another in the name of Jesus.
@@ChetValleyChurchesthe greatest horror of faith is its corruption by people to their own goals, but hymnals and choir, i feel are the truest expression of faith and divine beauty to be conjured by manking, a piece of heaven on earth, if just for a few verses
My mjms favourite hymn played at her funeral !
Thank you for sharing, Ann.
My favourite hymn Dennis
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Thank You, Jesus! This was the Hymn that popped put of mouth during my final minutes of devotion this Good Morning, and I looked it up. Bless you, who uploaded it. It blessed me as I blessed the Lord!
A beautiful soul soothing rendition of this hymn, thank you for sharing it.
It's A Sin brought me here , one of the funerals has this hymn
The Queen’s state funeral brought me here
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This is the hymn sang at the handover of Hong Kong on 30 June 1997.
Simon Peter Sutherland is his name😀
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An uplifting hymn and beautifully sung but the descant destroys the unity of the song and the praise. It seems almost malicious
We're sorry you feel that, James.
Reminds me of my mission school.
Especially sung at the end of day.
Reminds me of my mission school.
Especially sung at the end of day.
Reminds me of my mission school.
Especially sung at the end of day.
Where are you from, brother?