My Lord what a morning (arr. V Sunko) GZ Brodosplit

Jamaica Youth Chorale Rehearsal May 2013 Wake Me Up Lord Uzee Brown Such a beautiful and haunting piece. www.jamaicayouthchorale.org

Medley of the hymn " O Lord my God and Count your blessings.

Harmonic gospel composition by Soweto Heavenly Choir ,a song which serves as asnking or forgiveness from the lord in all sin that we've committed,in isiZulu language

Nightmarish atmosphere with its haunting monks choir, stabbing strings, and relentless percussion, creating a sense of impending doom

The JUBILATE DEO CHOIR singing "To Thee O Lord" from PAULUS. Organist: Ronald Camilleri Conductor: Christopher Muscat Live Recording - May 2009

El Coro "Santa María" de Coria del Río (Sevilla) interpreta la obra WHO BUT THE LORD de C. COURTNEY el día 23 de diciembre de 2018 durante la celebración del XIX Concierto de Navidad, celebrado en la Parroquia de San José (Coria del Río) acompañados al pi...  moreEl Coro "Santa María" de Coria del Río (Sevilla) interpreta la obra WHO BUT THE LORD de C. COURTNEY el día 23 de diciembre de 2018 durante la celebración del XIX Concierto de Navidad, celebrado en la Parroquia de San José (Coria del Río) acompañados al piano por Óscar Vicente bajo la dirección de Sergio Asián. Toda la información en: www.corosantamaria.org  

This is a double choir setting (with optional [unscored] percussion) of the popular Elizabethan song "My Lord Willoughby's welcome home", based partly on the lute duet on the tune by John Dowland. Composed and performed (in the men's choir version with...  moreThis is a double choir setting (with optional [unscored] percussion) of the popular Elizabethan song "My Lord Willoughby's welcome home", based partly on the lute duet on the tune by John Dowland. Composed and performed (in the men's choir version with added percussion) by David W SolomOns  

Magnar Åm's arrangement of a Norwegian folk tune. A middle section with vocal improvisatiOns is inserted in the middle of Åm's arrangement.

http://igg.me/at/stpeterssingers William Harris's peerless setting of John Donne's poem "Bring us, O Lord God" is the inspiration behind an exciting and innovative project gathering pace in Leeds this summer. We're planning to perform and record a program...  morehttp://igg.me/at/stpeterssingers William Harris's peerless setting of John Donne's poem "Bring us, O Lord God" is the inspiration behind an exciting and innovative project gathering pace in Leeds this summer. We're planning to perform and record a programme of modern sacred music in the fabulous space and acoustic that is Leeds' Victoria Quarter. We are appealing to as many people as possible to participate in the project by giving whatever they would like, in return for a reward or perk. It's quite a good way of pre-ordering the CD! please visit link: http://igg.me/at/stpeterssingers "Bring us, O Lord God, at our last awakening, into the house and gate of heaven, to enter into that gate and dwell in that house, where there shall be no darkness nor dazzling, but one equal light; no noise nor silence but one equal music; no fears nor hopes but one equal possession; no ends nor beginnings but one equal eternity; in the habitatiOns of thy Glory and Dominion, world without end. Amen." John Donne (1572-1631) ...    less