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Parry, Charles Hubert : O praise ye the lordAnonymous : Come thou long expected JesusTraditional : O come, O come EmmanuelTraditional : All things bright and beautifulBriggs, George Wallace : All creatures of our God and KingTraditional : Dear Lord and Father of mankindTraditional : My song is love unknownHaweis, Thomas : City of God, how broad and farTraditional : There is a green hill far awayTraditional : When I survey the wondrous crossGauntlett, Henry John : Jesus lives! thy terrors nowTraditional : Come down, o love divineTraditional : God be in my headFerguson, William Harold : O Jesus, I have promisedTraditional : Fight the good fightTraditional : Glorious things of thee are spokenTraditional : The day thou gavest, Lord, is endedTraditional : Forth in Thy Name O Lord I goTraditional : Before the ending of the dayTraditional : Jerusalem- Simon Morley (Organ)
Notes & Reviews:
Whenever communities come together, they sing in order to give expression to their joys, their sorrows, their pains and their hopes. The slaves sang Negro spirituals that sustained them in times of dark despair, and the crowds celebrating VE day sang songs of thanksgiving and rejoicing. Football supporters sing exuberant songs to encourage their team, but when tragedy strikes they join together to sing 'Abide with me.' Christian communities have sung from the earliest days of the church. Paul encouraged people in one of his letters to sing "Psalms, hymns and spiritual songs."
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Parry, Charles Hubert : O praise ye the lord - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Form: Choral
- Written: 1897
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Anonymous : Come thou long expected Jesus - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Classical
- Form: Choral
- Written: 18th Century
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : O come, O come Emmanuel - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
- Written: 15th Century
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : All things bright and beautiful - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Briggs, George Wallace : All creatures of our God and King - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Dear Lord and Father of mankind - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : My song is love unknown - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Vocal
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Haweis, Thomas : City of God, how broad and far - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Classical
- Form: Choral
- Written: 1864
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : There is a green hill far away - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : When I survey the wondrous cross - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Gauntlett, Henry John : Jesus lives! thy terrors now - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Choral
- Written: 19th Century
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Come down, o love divine - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : God be in my head - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: 20th Century
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Ferguson, William Harold : O Jesus, I have promised - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Fight the good fight - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Glorious things of thee are spoken - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Forth in Thy Name O Lord I go - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Period Time: 20th Century
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Before the ending of the day - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
Traditional : Jerusalem - Performer: Simon Morley (Organ)
- Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha
- Ensemble: Truro Cathedral Choir
- Form: Choral
- Language: English
- Studio/Live: Studio
