Hymns

#51
#51
another one that's not a hymn, but Ray Charles' "America the Beautiful" is almost as amazing as "Amazing Grace" on the bagpipes.
 
#52
#52
Dwelling in Beluah Land is also one of my favorites but not to many people have heard it.

Note-When done right!

I am talking about monotone no emotion with an organ.....!
 
#53
#53
OrangeEmpire said:
Dwelling in Beluah Land is also one of my favorites but not to many people have heard it.

Note-When done right!

I am talking about monotone no emotion with an organ.....!
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you might want to rephrase that part before Fine Vol wakes up and reads it.:)
 
#55
#55
His Eye Is On The Sparrow

He Touched Me-Elvis

Lord Help Me Jesus-Kris Kristofferson
 
#56
#56
OrangeEmpire said:
Nothing more in the world disgusts me, church wise, than no emotion and an organ in a church service!

It should make every one sick!

:sick:
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I agree about singing without emotion, but I think an organ is nice, when done properly.

Im liv-ing on the moun-tain, un-der-neath a cloud-less sky.
I'm drink-ing at the foun-tain that never shall run dry,
O yes! I'm feasting on the manna from a boun-ti-ful sup-ply.
For I am dwel-ling in Beu-lah land.
 
#57
#57
rbroyles said:
I agree about singing without emotion, but I think an organ is nice, when done properly.

Im liv-ing on the moun-tain, un-der-neath a cloud-less sky.
I'm drink-ing at the foun-tain that never shall run dry,
O yes! I'm feasting on the manna from a boun-ti-ful sup-ply.
For I am dwel-ling in Beu-lah land.
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Straight organ with no emotion sounds like a funeral!

That is not praising God!

Yes, that would be it!

I love that song!
 
#58
#58
Great is Thy Faithfullness

It is Well With My Soul

How Great Thou Art

Pass Me Not

My Jesus, I Love Thee

These are just a few of my all-time favorites. Especially when thrown together into a meddly, or, with some contemporary music (ie. Chris Tomlin) breaking into a good ol' hymm, or simply, as in the case of the 1st and 3rd ones, with nothing more than a wide open powerful pipe organ.
 
#60
#60
Favorite hymn is "How Great Thou Art". Another song that I love which isn't considered a hymn, and it's only played at Christmas time is "Mary Did You Know". This song always brings tears to my eyes.
 
#61
#61
Gr82BATennVol said:
Great is Thy Faithfullness

It is Well With My Soul

How Great Thou Art

Pass Me Not

My Jesus, I Love Thee

These are just a few of my all-time favorites. Especially when thrown together into a meddly, or, with some contemporary music (ie. Chris Tomlin) breaking into a good ol' hymm, or simply, as in the case of the 1st and 3rd ones, with nothing more than a wide open powerful pipe organ.
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I have an arrangement of It is Well..... on a soundtrack I do in church that is one of my favorite pieces .
 
#62
#62
Well I know this one's not a hymn, but one that brings tears to my eyes everytime we sing it in church is Blessed Be Your Name. It is such a powerful song.
 
#63
#63
Hey Broyles, GR8 is a very talented singer, don't let her tell ya otherwise.

What's up girlie?
 
#64
#64
Gr82BATennVol said:
Well I know this one's not a hymn, but one that brings tears to my eyes everytime we sing it in church is Blessed Be Your Name. It is such a powerful song.
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Tomlin and Third Day is how we do church. Loud, lots of lead guitar, heavy bass and a smokin' drummer.
 
#66
#66
BigPapaVol said:
Tomlin and Third Day is how we do church. Loud, lots of lead guitar, heavy bass and a smokin' drummer.
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Sweet! Just like the Psalmist would have it :yes: ...there is a definite praiseworthy experience in both that style, and in the traditional hymns - when done right!! Just for a great example, I can rock to Tomlin's How Great Is Our God and be even more moved when the organ comes in strong with How Great Thou Art....an incredible mix of the loud, guitar and bass songs moving right into the traditional "powerful playing version" of the organ all in one song.
 
#68
#68
Gr82BATennVol said:
Sweet! Just like the Psalmist would have it :yes: ...there is a definite praiseworthy experience in both that style, and in the traditional hymns - when done right!! Just for a great example, I can rock to Tomlin's How Great Is Our God and be even more moved when the organ comes in strong with How Great Thou Art....an incredible mix of the loud, guitar and bass songs moving right into the traditional "powerful playing version" of the organ all in one song.
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I don't think the Psalmist had electric guitars or pipe organs in mind.

If it makes you feel better, I think we use the hymnals in the nursery to help put the kids to sleep.
 
#69
#69
BigPapaVol said:
I don't think the Psalmist had electric guitars or pipe organs in mind.

If it makes you feel better, I think we use the hymnals in the nursery to help put the kids to sleep.
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You're right on that. I just think of Psalms when I think of lots of instruments...no matter what they may be!
 
#71
#71
Volnissniss said:
Hey Broyles, GR8 is a very talented singer, don't let her tell ya otherwise.

What's up girlie?
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I am not surprised even though I don't know her, it came through from her post somehow. To me Church service would be much less without music, almost nonexistent to me.
 
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