John Carter gives us a beautiful arrangement of the old hymn “My faith looks up to Thee”. Enjoy!
My faith looks up to Thee (Carter)
O sacred head now wounded (Bach)
For me this is “THE” arrangement of O Sacred head, JS Bach at his most delicate handling of a Chorale.
Alas and did my Saviour bleed (Krug)
This old hymn reminds us of the bleeding Saviour for us and how are we to respond?
In the cross (Edwards)
This hymn was actually written for Lent and named for the only Soprano who showed up for church on a Sunday.
Christians to the Paschal victim (Callahan)
Callahan captures the victim-hood of Jesus in this setting of an ancient chant.
All people living are but mortal (Pachelbel)
The title is deceiving. This is a song of the celebration in heaven…
Lift high the cross (Carter)
Jesus said “take up your cross” while this hymn goes that and one step further urging us to lift it high so all can see.
Ah, holy Jesus (McDonald)
Mary McDonald brings out the beauty of this very mournful hymn.
Jesus walked this lonesome valley (Zabel)
I always think of the temptation of Jesus when I hear this hymn and also our own journeys.
Jesus paid it all (Hayes)
This hymn has fallen out of favour but Mark Hayes gives it new life.