O sacred head now wounded (Fey)

Welcome to Holy week today we have a new young organ arranger Paul Fey and a depiction of Jesus as a young gay man — combined with the very old hymn “O sacred head”.

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Hosanna loud hosanna (Carter)

with great fanfare and trumpetting John Carter has Jesus entering Jerusalem on this Palm Sunday.

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Psalm 084: Lonely walk (Krug)

Come walk with me a while Jason W. Krug takes us on a lonely walk. …

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Psalm 137: By the waterside in Babylon (Pachelbel)

Today we have the words of Psalm 137 combined with the tune inspired by those words.

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Wondrous love (Johnson)

One day I was looking around the chaple of my college and came across this arrangement of “What Wondrous Love” and it has become one of my most played pieces. I hope you enjoy it also.

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Just as I am (Wood)

In this arrangement Dale Wood combined the “traditional” tune of Just as I am in an almost seamless way with its alternate tune.

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My faith looks up to Thee (Carter)

John Carter gives us a beautiful arrangement of the old hymn “My faith looks up to Thee”. Enjoy!

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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.

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Alas and did my Saviour bleed (Krug)

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This old hymn reminds us of the bleeding Saviour for us and how are we to respond?

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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.

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