Guide me, O My Great Redeemer

[@LokistarSyiemshangoi]

Waw nice choir

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[@pietmulder5097]

Thnx so much

[@nugrohovalentino4069]

Beautiful Hymn ! Bimbing aku Tuhan Allah

[@jarrodgrabham2980]

Very lovely. Thanks so much.

[@raymond120349]

A lovely hymn sung delightfully and well.

[@malcolmcummings7769]

Amen Amen

[@jimmycricket5366]

Beautiful music, thank you so much! ❤

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[@kyleb3754]

Well done, sounds great. Subscribed.

[@james.flores]

Lovely! Who was the organist?

[@musicatstandrewscathedrals5302]

Watch to the end of the video!

[@james.flores]

SydneyCathedralMusic Ross Cobb Sam ⭐️

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Sam Giddy, Organ Scholar (02:29)'

[@organisten]

Why must ye change the words!

[@brucejudithjohn7286]

Just be grateful these wonderful, committed young people are praising God with His God given talents, utilisng such wonderful leadership of Ross Cobb.

[@evconprim4639]

Guide me O thou great Jehovah. No need to change it as it was originally written 💔💔💔

[@organisten]

@@brucejudithjohn7286 Don't patronise us! I was as young as this lad when the clergy started "modernising" church services in my name - it was done "for the youth". We did not WANT it. Yes, it is true, I am nearing old age now. That was some forty years ago. And in all this time I have watched tradition get pushed aside. Now I am just "old". OK. I get that. But I'll tell thee. The young are perfectly able to understand the older, poetic language, and there is no need to change it. It is richer and better.

[@organisten]

@@evconprim4639 I do so agree with thee!