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Nederland zingt - Lord, I trust Thee
Massale koor- en samenzang vanuit de Sint Romboutkathedraal te Mechelen.
Uitgezonden op 28 februari 2009
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"There is a Redeemer"
There is a redeemer,
Jesus, gods own son,
Precious lamb of god, messiah,
Holy one,
Jesus my redeemer,
Name above all names,
Precious lamb of god, ...
Whether this art goes by the name of "body worship" or "dances of universal peace" or "flashmob," it surely delights the senses. This group is at once animated and graceful, brilliantly telling the Gospel message in dance. Alas, the group is not identified. Could someone tell us the origin of ...
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Hymn for Easter
Mary Ross plays pipe organ and Mike Fijal plays trumpet on this hymn for Easter at St. John's, one of Calgary's older Anglican churches.
This is truly a gem to find, unexpectedly, on youtube. A magnificent hymn, beautifully arranged and played. Although SpaceMic gives no indication of the age of St. John Calgary's building, the glass indicates sometime in the mid 19th century, for it appears to be painted, rather than stained. T...
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Hoe groot zijt Gij (Urker Mannenkoor Hallelujah)
Het Urker Mannenkoor Hallelujah o.l.v. Bert Moll zingt tijdens Zingen in de Zomer 2011 op 20 juli in de Bethelkerk te Urk: Hoe groot zijt Gij.
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Ere Zij God
Ere Zij God, gezongen tijdens Zingen in de Winter 2009 in de Bethelkerk te Urk.
Yes! The singing is fantastic, but do the Dutch not believe in heating their churches in the winter? George Exoo Beckley, WV USA (where the singing is perhaps not so good, but the churches are warm.)
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Flashmob "Hallelujah!" door het Deventer Vocaal Ensemble bij boekhandel Praamstra
Op 26 november 2011 voerde het Deventer Vocaal Ensemble (DVE) een flashmob uit als promotie voor ons najaarsconcert (11 december 2011, Messiah). We...
A wonderful presentation, made the better because you guys sang a capella! I also thoroughly enjoyed the Dutch gloss on English. "The" comes through as the Dutch "de/duh" and omni(NIH)potent as "omKNEEpotent." I know, were I speaking or singing Dutch, I could not do half so well. My hat goes ...
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Heer, herinner u de namen
Vanuit de grote kerk te Sneek
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Gert van Hoef - Arrival of the Queen of Sheeba
Gert van Hoef speelt de Arrival of the Queen of Sheeba van Händel op een Domus Vivace 90. Het geluid is rechtstreeks van het orgel opgenomen.
Met d...
Your playing has a light, joyful quality, executed with superb ease. And thanks for the English translation (above). Your countrymen make such great organs, whether electronically or mechanically. I am curious to know, Gert, which do you prefer? and what do you think of Hauptwerk instruments?
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For the Beauty of the Earth
String Quartet Arrangement by Brian Dunbar (ASCAP) (C) 1987, quoting "Gigue in D" by Johann Pachelbel. (This little-known gigue is the counterpart...
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Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
String Quartet Arrangement by Brian Dunbar (ASCAP) (C) 1987.
Performed by the Biola University String Quartet, 1989.
Carlos Elias, Vln I
Shirie...
I would never have guessed that the Bible Institute of Los Angeles could have, would have ever produced a string quartet, and, let alone, one that plays with such energy and excellence. If there are more cuts, I hope you will post them.
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Played with great authority. I am certain John Wesley rejoices every time someone finds this on youtube. The congregation here must love, nay thrill, in singing this hymn of Christian victory. Thanks for sharing. George Exoo Unitarian Beckley WV USA
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And Can it be that i Should Gain.VOB
Friends of Jesus Choir
A Unitarian, reared Methodist, I want to say that I cried through this setting of Wesley's great hymn "And Can It Be?" set to SAGINA. The tempo was light and perfect, as was the ensemble of the singing. And with those virtues, there was great feeling that reached my soul. Where did the Friends...
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Come, Christians, Join to Sing by Exaudia Choir
Live from Hauptkirche, Wuppertal, Germany. May 27, 2009.
Exaudia Choir is one of the choir from Batak Protestant Christian Church (HKBP) Menteng ...
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A Comedy Congregation - The One Ronnie, Preview - BBC One
More about this programme: http://www.bbc.co.uk/progra...
It's a comedy congregation in this sketch from The One Ronnie Show. Harry Enfi...
Being American, I don'tget all the Brit humour! What is a "ahproll" on which the gang is off to?
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1 year ago
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Nederland Zingt - Kom Maar Bij Mij
Impressie van de Nederland zingt-dag, zoals deze is gehouden op zaterdag 26 april jl. in de Jaarbeurs in Utrecht.
Sopraan,Judith Sportel
Improved translation. This movement of this song is magnificently onomatopoetic. The music connotes rest when the text suggests it and rises to hope when the text changes to hope.
Come unto me. I'll give rest for your soul.
I' ll heal that which is broken in you, in you.
Your thought of me an...
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Nederland Zingt - Kom Maar Bij Mij
Impressie van de Nederland zingt-dag, zoals deze is gehouden op zaterdag 26 april jl. in de Jaarbeurs in Utrecht.
Sopraan,Judith Sportel
I remember your fears.
I remember your pleas.
when your heart cries out through the night.
My yoke is soft, and my burden is light.
Come to me; I 'll give you my power.
I want so much for you to know my love
that I 'll be with you, now and always, always.
My light will shine, in your night as...
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Handel - Lord I trust thee
"Lord, I trust thee" from The Passion of Christ (1716) by G. F. Handel - Choir "Vox Amabilis" - Organ: Marie Drye - Conductor: Jenifer Tranier - Co...
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This surely is one thrilling anthem of the concert church, here performed in an acoustically live chapel which allows the harmonies to linger & wash one over the other. I heard the same at a Catholic monastery chapel west of Dallas. These several performances by Vox Amabilis shouldnbe compared ...