The Royal Wedding - Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken Hymn Lyrics
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This is the hymn Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken written by John Newton (1725-1807). Hymn tune - ABBOT'S LEIGH (Cyril Taylor)
It was from the Royal Wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank.
Sung by The Choir of St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
Copyright: The Royal Family - Official RUclips channel and ITV
Let the world deride or pity
I will glory in thy Name!!!!
Oh hallelujah!!!
Oh, yes! Beautiful lyrics!!!
Hallelujah Hallelujah. God is perfecting everything that concerns me
The lyrics, the tune, it just keeps me in awe of GOD's magnificence.
The descant complements the tune beautifully without being too showy.
Beautiful singing, beautiful bride, handsome groom.
I was looking for this tune. This was the version I sang at school over 40 years ago. Brings back so many memories. ♥️
Nice
Did your school sing the descant part too?
@@deldee yes but not as well as that
Very beautiful hymn tune Abbott's Leigh
We sang this hymn this morning in church although it was to the tune of Austria. GOD BLESS!
Stupendous playing form the Organist and choir in this hymn. Utter those words whence they have come from this glorious hymn tune Abbots Leigh !
She had a BEAUTIFUL dress
I have looked for this tune for a long time. I sang it when in high school over 30 years ago.
Beautiful rendition of hymn and at a Royal Wedding too. I've grown up with the Austria tune but after hearing this prefer Abbot's Leigh tune
I love this hymn to Abbots Leigh. Austria is Praise the Lord. Ye heavens adore him.
I love this hymn!
Awesome descant
Hosanna in thy highest
I like that whenever Queen Elizabeth attends a wedding, the bride is followed by _eight_ children under the age of ten. So many American Brides ban children from their weddings, missing the central point of the ceremony.
With the exception of Her Majesties daughter Princess Anne, The Princess Royal. She only had one page boy and one bridesmaid
Lol I’m American, just got engaged, and am banning children from our wedding, not because I don’t like them, but because I don’t want our ceremony to be messed up by a crying baby or a toddler throwing a tantrum. I don’t want to look at our wedding video years later and hear a baby crying during our vows. I already know I will get some pushback because of this, but I’m not a terrible person. Our ceremony is going to be held in the Episcopal church (the American branch of the Church of England) that I’ve always attended, with glorious traditional music, including beautiful Anglican hymns. I don’t want a little kid to mess up the solemnity of that space. The central point of the wedding ceremony is two people coming together to mirror Christ and the church. It is a sacred event and should be treated as such. I’ve been to too many weddings where some baby or little kid just wouldn’t shut up or stop crying during the ceremony and would distract people from the couple. There is no way I’m going to let that happen to me and my fiancé.
@@DrunkLuna Its difficult isn't it- I adore children but young babies won't be at our wedding mostly due to that reason. Children are welcome however :) They can be present at the wedding breakfast and evening function after all :) There is nothing worse than a baby screaming through your vows... I have been to a few weddings where they have. Its harder to concentrate for the Bride and Groom. x
@@DrunkLuna Strong opinion 🏃🏃
@@AECEntertainment a wedding ceremony is most certainly NOT public, it is by invitation only. A bride and groom have every right to ban children if they want to. A wedding is the one day of a woman’s life when she can have everything exactly the way she wants it. As a bride who’s getting married in a month, I can tell you right now that anyone who shows up at our church with a child will be turned away at the door, as our wedding website clearly states that our wedding will be an adults-only event so there will be no confusion. If you can’t respect the wishes of the bride and groom, then don’t come. Many families spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to ensure that everything looks perfect. Who wants a little kid running around messing with elaborate floral arrangements, touching the cake, whining because there’s no damn chicken nuggets, etc.? Not me. I think the fuck not.
Chilllddddd, that descant tore it up.
Considering what terrible trials and tribulations the Ukraine is experiencing, this rendition is extraordinarily moving and beautifully sung!!
Great descant!
Dios te de larga vida ,como a la REINA ABUELA, corazón!!!
I like the Haydn version, but this version is also a pleasure to hear.
@TheSmithersy Especially as a processional. God forbid.
I agree. This is a great tune, but Haydn is outstanding.
But that's also the German national anthem so they couldn't play it in this circumstance. 😮
I'll bet the Queen knew the words....
This tune was written in 1941 - at the height of the Nazi Bombing Blitz. Since then, the employment of this tune has somewhat supplanted the older tune, Austria, as the anti German pulse of the time demanded it. I find it hard to believe that even in WW 1, the tune Austria was still used, even though it the national anthem of two Central Powers at war with The British Empire.
The tune was used by Haydn after a journey to England and wanting also a God Save the King style hymn for the Austrian emperor. So Austria-Germany and England have been sharing so much for so long. It was the greatest tragedy that they went to war against each other.
@@bpeper1365 It ripped our families apart; my own family lost its German princely status in 1917 along with several other families.
Dios salve a la REINA!!!
sweet scenes
Contemplarte, lo más grato!!!
Que Dios te bendiga,Bonita!!!
Bonita!!!
Bonita!!!
Beatiful.
fantastic Anglican Hymn - who wrote the descant?
The descant was written by James Vivian, the Director of Music at St George's Chapel
Should have used the Haydn version, give the Royals a real taste of their roots 👍
They copied me ! I had Glorious Things to Abbots Leigh as I walked up the Aisle with my late father back in 1979. My favourite hymn tune of all time.
Wonderful hymn. Although personally I prefer the higher key I like this too.
Mi princesa guay,guay!!!
Abbots Leigh
Adopted to Indonesian. Kidung Jemaat KJ no 262. Kota Sion, Kota Allah.
Translated by E. L. Pohan Shn. in 1969
La princesa de mis sueños!!!
De cuento de hadas!!!
Dios te bendiga, corazón!!!
Princess Eugenie, so cute, as she should be on her wedding day!
Guapa!!!.Guapa!!!
Salud,bonita!!!
They did not use the Haydn melody for this because it's also that of the German national anthem
Who rearrange it?
Ha merecido la pena nacer, resistir, aunque sea únicamente para contemplarte, princesa de mi corazón!!!
It's the same tune as "father lord of all creation"
Is that Archbishop Sentamu in the background?
Yes, he was Archbishop of York in 2018, second in seniority to the Archbishop of Canterbury
Que estoy muy harto de vivir en España.
No la soporto.
당신들은 무슨 복을 받았을까요?
They should have done it with the Haydn version, proper! The queen might have done a salute like in the olds days lol
It’s Zion, FYI. (Not “Sion”)
English (UK) spelling
Boo, I prefer the Haydn version
Ruined the german melody ngl
pity andrew had to be involved!!!!!
He did nothing wrong
@@thesmithersy then why not face jury?
@@thesmithersy he did nothing right either
He is her father
Well you can’t forbid the father of the bride to be there… If she was happy with his presence, that’s all that matter on a wedding day
She is another hanger on and her sister
Boring tune. It is usually sung to Austria.
@TheSmithersy The hymn tune 'Austria' is not the Nazi anthem but is the tune of the current German National Anthem.
@@Themagician975 it's actually the hymn of the former austro-hungarian empire and the holy roman empire, the germans stole it
@@AmericansAlwaysFree Yes that is true and it was composed by Haydn, an Austrian.
It's anything but boring. It's beautifully written, and the harmony is gorgeous.
Do you really expect the tune of Kaiserhymne to be performed at a BRITISH royal wedding ?
That would be highly innapropriate