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A pastoral hymn with words by Thomas Benson Pollock (1836-1896) set to the popular tune Pastor Pastorum by Friedrich Silcher (1789-1860). Performed by Richard Irwin.
Source: Faithful Shepherd Feed Me (Pastor Pastorum – 5 Verses) – Organ
Traditional harvest song arranged for brass band. Source: We Plough The Fields And Scatter (Wir Pflügen – 3 Verses) – Brass Band
I know it is a bit early for Christmas Carols, but here is a preview of my latest collaboration with Colin Gordon-Farleigh. Let me know what you think.
Source: God Sent His Son (Sing Glory Alleluia – 5 verses) – Piano Ensemble
A new recording of this famous hymn available in time for Trinity 8. I hope you enjoy it.
Source: Praise, My Soul, The King Of Heaven (Praise My Soul – 4 Verses) – Organ
“I’m Made In The Likeness Of God” is an uplifting hymn and one of series written by Virgin Island author, Verna Penn Moll. Set to a new tune, “My Creator” composed by Richard Irwin. Source: I’m Made In The Likeness Of God (My Creator) – Piano & Flute
A new recording of “God Is Working His Purpose Out”, a rousing hymn with words by Arthur Campbell Ainger (1841 – 1919), an English lyricist and schoolmaster at Eton College, which might explain much of its tone. It is set to the tune “Benson” by Millicent D. Kingham (1866 – 1927), a South African composer. Very piece much of its time, with its echos of militant missionaries at the peak of British Empire, but still relevant today.
Source: God Is Working His Purpose Out (Benson) – Organ & Trumpet Descant
New recording of one of the world’s favourite hymns. Words by Mrs Cecil Frances Alexander (1818-1895). This setting by William Henry Monk (1823-1889). #hymn #organ
Source: All Things Bright And Beautiful (All Things Bright) – Organ
With lyrics by John Samuel Bewley Monsell (1811-1875) this famous hymn has been set to “Worship”, a new tune by Ian Lawrie. Performed by Richard Irwin.
Source: Worship The Lord In The Beauty Of Holiness (Worship) – Organ
