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The Gift of Music

David Grant explores how music transforms lives, with a group of young singers finding harmony together and a choir who are singing away the blues. Plus performances from singers Laura Wright and Ramin Karimloo, and hymns from St Mary's Church in Portsmouth.

35 minutes

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Sun 17 Feb 2013 16:30
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  • LORD OF BEAUTY, THINE THE SPLENDOUR

    Choir and Congregation of St Mary's, Portsea accompanied by organist Brian Moles and a bra

    Tune: Regent Square Music: Henry Smart Words: C.A. Alington Source: New English Hymnal Conductor: Paul Leddington Wright

  • Above All

    Ramin Karimloo

    Performed by: Ramin Karimloo Accompanied by: Guitarist Steve Young and pianist Simon Lole Composer: Lenny Leblanc, Paul Baloche Music Publisher: Integrity Music

  • O FOR A THOUSAND TONGUES TO SING

    Choir and Congregation of St Mary's, Portsea accompanied by organist Brian Moles and a bra

    Tune: Lyngham Music: Thomas Jarman (1782-1862) Words: Charles Wesley (1707-88) Arranged by: Paul Leddington Wright Source: SOP #241 Conductor: Paul Leddington Wright

  • I VOW TO THEE, MY COUNTRY

    Laura Wright

    Performed by: Laura Wright Accompanied by:Pianist Simon Lole Music: Gustav Holst Words: Sir Cecil Spring-Rice Arranged by:Steven Baker

  • AMAZING GRACE (MY CHAINS ARE GONE)

    Gemma Lunt

    Performed by: Gemma Lunt Accompanied by:Pianist Andrew Baddaley Music: American Traditional, John Newton, Chris Tomlin, Louie Giglio Copyright: worshiptogether.com songs

  • HOW SHALL I SING THAT MAJESTY

    Choir and Congregation of St Mary's, Portsea accompanied by organist Brian Moles and a bra

    Tune: Coe Fen Music: Ken Naylor (1931-91) Words: John Mason (1646-94) Source: SOP #9

  • HOW GREAT THOU ART

    Choir and Congregation of St Mary's, Portsea accompanied by organist Brian Moles and a bra

    Tune: How Great Thou Art Music: Swedish Folk Melody Words: Russian hymn tr. Stuart K. Hine (1899-1989) Source: SOP #13

Credits

Presenter David Grant
Producer Karen Hannah
Series Editor David Taviner
Executive Producer Tommy Nagra

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