It’s December 1. Each year Christmas songs start with Andrew Peterson’s Behold The Lamb Of God. It’s worth repeating each year because it’s good to listen to, and it always seems to be someone’s first year hearing it. Here’s a YouTube playlist of all the tracks. You could doubtless find it on your favourite streaming …
As someone who has an interest in the various tunes to which hymns are set, particularly regional variations within countries and differences from country to country, this article by Donald Keddie, published at Heidelblog, on the tune CRIMOND and the metrical setting of Psalm 23 as used the wedding of the then Princess Elizabeth’s wedding …
I’m stunned that Jesus Calls Us O’er The Tumult hasn’t been included in Sunday Songs before this. But I can’t find it searching the index for the blog, so here it is. I include it pretty much every year on the last Sunday in November. I also like to mention that Andrew is known as …
Where We’ll Never Grow Old. The older I get, the more of a comfort that is. James C. Moore wrote the words and music over 100 years ago. The lyrics: 1. I have heard of a land On the faraway strand, ’Tis a beautiful home of the soul; Built by Jesus on high, There we …
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