All Things Bright And Beautiful Tune 2 "Royal Oak" CMP 23

This Is The Second Tune "Royal Oak" Of All Things Bright And Beautiful Played By Me On The Organ At All Saints Church Oystermouth In Swansea.

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Cheers!

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Music

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• RobCharles1981
• Church
• Organ
• Pipe
• Hymn
• Conacher
• Swansea
• Mumbles

[MrKeengardener]

This is just marvelous. Way back in the 1950's my gran played the organ at our Welbeck Road City Mission, I had the job of working the bellows for it.

I'd have to go some to keep the Conacher Organ in full flow I'm sure.

[RobCharles1981]

@MrKeengardener Cheers for the encouragement much appreciated.

[bulldogbarks55]

This hymn reminds me of our youth choir at the Methodist Church that I grew up in. We were only young teens, but sang full four-part harmony. I learned more about vocal music in church than I did in high school. Every time I hear this song I think of those wonderful days in choir at church. And very honestly I can't sing this hymn in church nowadays without breaking up. It has such special meaning to me. Thank you for posting it.

[RobCharles1981]

@bulldogbarks55 Many Thanks.

[winchesterick]

You tend not to hear this tune so much any more. This is the tune I always remember from being a child. Good to hear it again.

[RobCharles1981]

Cheers Thanks for the comments!

[stanbttt]

royal oak is the correct tune.

[Wnoronz]

@winchesterick This tune (Royal Oak) seems to be used much more in the south of England. The other tune (Bright and Beautiful) is more usual in other areas!

[RobCharles1981]

Cheers Mate!  Nice to have Welsh Routes!

[ancientsolar]

I prefer this one to play and the other to sing.

Although there is a choir version. Which isnt in any of my books !!

CMP is a great hymnal !!

Great playing to !! ~ now why havent i got one of those organs in the flat :/ ~ Anyway I just live north of Cardiff :) .. surprised your in Swansea hehe