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Westminster Abbey - Oh God Our Help in Ages Past

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Uploaded by on Jun 23, 2007

Sorry for the editing glitch at the beginning, must re-upload! Choir and congregation sing this classic. Men and boys of the choir do a verse on their own, then all join in for the last verse with a soaring descant from the trebles.

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  • I think you can edit it in Youtube. It allows you to trim video.

  • @AmosPressley Hiya.. many thanks for that, just gave it a try but unfortunately it saves it as a new video.

  • @ilalfisto I know, how time flies!! One of the problems is the original is on a hard-drive I can't get access to at the moment; also, if I re-upload, I'd still want to leave this one here anyway, or all the comments will be lost. No lack of respect though; I hadn't realised there was a false start until after I'd uploaded it.

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  • @encpirateman There's nothing much better than a traditional, well trained Anglican Choir of Boys & Men, singing traditional pieces, in high-ceiling cathedrals and churches. accompanied by a great organist on a massive pipe organ. It's awe-inspiring, both visually and acoustically.

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  • @dcrippen2000 This was written by Issac Watts who was Presbyterian - not Catholic.

  • This British congregation can sing this beautiful uplifting hymn with power and the right tempo ! The organ sounds majestic and it doesn't drown the congregation's voices. There is a video of the National Prayer Service held at the National Cathedral Washington D.C. Sept 14th 2001 attended by dignitaries ( Billy Graham, President Bush) and this hymn was played, but it lacked the uplifting power. Perhaps the acoustics was a factor. This is sung so well that the glitch doesn't bother me.

  • @march131958 You are so right. I never understand why Catholics don't sing the hymns when they are played in their churches. It's so embarassing. Anglicans always sing beautifully.

  • This is a really good arrangement of O God Our Help... Whose arrangement is it?? Or whose descant is it?? I'd love to do it with my choir.

  • notyobs, even with the glitch it is still lovely. Glitch is easily overlooked. Some people are so rude. I'm sorry.

  • Very good music and singing! Congrats and best regards Karlheinz

  •  I wish we would sing like this. I am Catholic and we do not sound like they do.

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