Come Down O Love Divine (Down Ampney) - performed by the choir of King's College, Cambridge
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This great hymn, my favorite!
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@maxbatch70 LOLOL
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@ryanpostlethwaite Fret not, brethren.
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Fine Music . . . I love it!
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@MusicPredominates - thank you, student, study whell
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@maxbatch70 : Thankyou Professor Batch. Be sure that when I come to the U.K., I will coem to one of your classes !
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@ryanpostlethwaite - this is not a grammar section but music dept of the internet, mayve yo have not conmeaccross the word - typographical error?
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Lovely voices, Beautifully arranged and delivered.
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@ryanpostlethwaite plus renowned in this case is an active participle... "the choir is being renonwed currently and has been" is what that original sentence implied
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The tune : "Down Ampney" always demands a reply in the form of being endlessly playable.
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@ryanpostlethwaite : The 'a' and the 's' are juxtaposed upon the keyboard which is an essential key in communicating with the screen. David (of Melbourne). Anyway, Ralph doesn't care !
In usaing the idea of renown, there is no need to use it in the form renowned because in using renown one the past present and future tense is implied.
MusicPredominates 7 months ago
@MusicPredominates When picking up on someone else's grammar, it's always a good idea to make sure your spelling and grammar are tip top. ("Usaing").
ryanpostlethwaite 7 months ago 3