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A beautiful rendition of this song! I am just learning celtic-praise music, and I find that your group -- with Lucy Bunce and others -- are very very good. I appreciate the tasteful, understated approach that you do with your music. What I have to do is to figure out how to buy your CDs, from Br...

I enjoy this slower version of a tremendous song by S. Townend. I am in the process of learning Townend's music -- and this song is one of many that it is wonderful to play. I must say I like Townend's own faster, pure-celtic version a lot too! However, I am going to learn this slower version on ...

I like playing a long series of Christian songs, off of Youtube (using long playlists at the bottom of the page), while working on a lesson plan or some academic research while on the comupter in my office.

So I did this with a long Stuart Townend playlist. And this song, "Creation Sings" I wou...

I realize this song is for peace in Northern Ireland. But as a Christian living in Canada, I can still appreciate its beauty and meaning. The song applies everywhere, and we need a revivial of believing in God through Jesus. After hearing this song for the first time on this link, I immediately b...

Great Christmas carol! ("Sweet Bells"). Anyone know the female singer (or group)? She does a very good job singing this.

-- David Murrell

dmurrell@unb.ca

Great song, beautifully played and sung. One small quibble: who are the recording artists? It's difficult to find out who they are on YouTube! I'd like to order their CDs if possible -- to support them and Christian music.

-- David Murrell, Fredericton, NB in Canada

I play this beutiful song on acoustic guitar (fingerpicking style), but I often make the error of playing this too fast. So I have booked marked this version to bring me back to the song's roots. This quartet does a superb job with this: sensitive, respectful, humble. A very fine piece here. Thei...

I am a Canadian, born in the United States. As a u. professor, I write about how and why Australia is a better run country that my adopted Canada. I also sing folk songs and have liked the Seekers since the 1960s. And I must say that this song is a masterpiece -- both in the writing and the Seeke...

Did you learn to play this without reading written music? At any rate, it sounds very good. I am learning this song for my three-finger style acoutstic guitar -- and your version is a good version for me to emulate. Lot's of notes, all in the right places. And your interpretation is moving and s...

Very nicely done. I like the passages between the main stanzas -- and the intro break. I will be working to learn this lovely piece on my accoustic guitar (three-finger style) and this version will help me along the way. This is a very spiritual song -- which I play in my head during tense times.

I only converted to Christianity six years ago (at the age of 57), but I had followed Ralph Stanley and the Chinch Mountain Boys since 1970. Back in the mid-1970s, Ricky Skaggs toured with the band at the early age of 14, for the next few years. Raphy put him as a lead mandolin player at that you...

I do not know the background of the "Classical Praise" duo, but their version of this wonderful hymn is simply a masterpiece -- a wonderful version.

I find that too many versions of this hymn blast out the music as overkill, too heavy and too loud. This version is simply beautiful, where the art...

Very fine interpretation of a wonderful song. One aspect I appreciate, with the "Classical Praise" artistry, is that they play the music in an understated fashion. They put praising God ahead of showoffery, and it sounds so wonderful as a result.

I play fingerstyle acousitc guitar, and plan on l...

Very fine rendition of a great, inspirational, song. Well done!