The 100th Anniversary Service was preceded by a lot of musical practice. The musical ministries of the church chose large thematic numbers to practice and feature for the day. Today’s blog is an audio blog, featuring sound clips from the service.
The service started off, as always, with the prelude. Matt Gender, organist, chose “Festive Trumpet Tune” by David German as his opening.
The next number I wanted to mention was that of the Jubilee Handbell Choir, that did a rendition of “It Is Well With My soul” by Bliss/Moklebust, that included the playing of an excellent violinist, Omari Abdul-Alim.
The choir did a rendition of “Now Thank We All Our God”, arranged by Mark Hayes, with soloist Ellen Garret and Jonathan Lightfoot.
Matt Gender finished with a postlude of “Carillon-Sortie by Henri Mulet.
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Here’s another reposting of one of Jonathan’s blogs – this one regarding the music from the worship service.
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Reblogged this on markrwhitaker and commented:
Here’s another reposting of one of Jonathan’s blogs – this one regarding the music from the worship service.
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