Come Unto Him (Handel)

[@t.j.nahlela2382]

Thank you for taking me down memory lane...this song reminds me of my days in the University of Buea (choir) ...this was my favorite solo

[@josethottumkal]

This singing is so beautiful. It uplifts your soul. I played this song while meditating on the passage in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 11:25-30. This is great comfort for those who are burdened with work. Even those who are "working from home" with extended work hours and deadlines during the pandemic. I am praying for all those who have to work so hard to make ends meet.

[@johnvaudry9201]

strong, clear soprano. Wish you could sing this in our church!

[@MissMusic2024lovesGod]

Wonderful, beautiful! Thank you, keep praising the Lord!

[@YasminOakOfficial]

Thank you for this beautiful video... Helped me a lot in my study! Success for you ♥

[@thuyaihoang4583]

Thank you so much. Wonderful

[@LS-mc2rv]

Gorgeous singing!

[@AnnetteHollander]

Beautiful!! Thank You.

[@idasandoval4498]

Absolutely beautiful

[@Julia_Coelho_Music]

Beautiful, Malia!

[@courtneyleigh2914]

Lovely 💕

[@JerseyLynne]

Whoa.. I don't know what I was expecting, but WoW.

[@JerseyLynne]

If I could sing like that, I would sing all day. I wonder how old you were when you discovered your talent. Did you sing to yourself as a child? Thank you so very much.

[@dolmagumpa]

Lovely

[@nicole_.parker8977]

Come unto him, all ye that labour, come unto him, ye that are heavy laden, and he will give you rest. Come unto him, all ye that labour, come unto him, ye that are heavy laden, and he will give you rest. Take his yoke up on you, and learn of him, for he is meek and lowly of heart, and ye shall find rest, and ye shall find rest unto your souls. Take his yoke up on you, and learn of him, for he is meek and lowly of heart, and ye shall find rest, and ye shall find rest unto your souls.

[@margaretfairhurst9237]

I am a worship leader and we would love to use this video at the beginning of one of our services but as we live stream we need permission to use. I can't see where we can ask for permission - can anyone help?

[@noelmelanio]

Way to hold it together at the end haha!

[@stephanieceballos6078]

is this in f major?

[@kirstinelder8084]

Yes

[@Churchcantor]

Standard pitch was lower then, if you really want to be authentic, do it in E Major!

[@iyannalyseee]

the first measure starts in f major then switches to Bb major afterwards throughout the rest of the song

[@tiellochridge]

This one would be in B flat