Hear Me Redeemer - Crystal Cathedral Choir

[@Acoker22433]

Thank the Lord we have KZbin and all these videos to keep us refreshed with the beautiful music. Thanks to all of you who have been sharing this beautiful music from the Cathedral.

[@evelynpaterson2823]

I was enjoying this anyway, then the soloist began, wow! Such a beautiful voice, so very polished from everyone including pianist and organ, absolutely loved this, thank you

[@AntiqueSteve]

I can't tell you how much I love this song..... the solo.. it's just a wonderful, happy song.. even the girl at about 2 seconds makes it seem like all of the choir enjoyed this song.... I love it! I play this every day many times... and feel so close to God when I do.......Thank you Organscholar1 for posting this!

[@mairzydoatz1]

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT AND UPLIFTING, WITH THE JOY OF THE BLESSED HOLY SPIRIT !!

[@AntiqueSteve]

What a beautiful Song, Choir, Organ, Piano and vocalist... WOW.. I have watched and listened 20 times now.....

[@evelynpaterson2823]

I too have listened many times

[@garnerbyars6514]

Play it everyday! Lifts me up when I am down!

[@Chesterbarnes1]

Sing!!!!! Sing!!!!!! Sing!!!! Wonderfully and tastefully done!!!! Oh! how we will miss the old Crystal Church.

[@drew-andresvogt652]

I had the pleasure of hearing many live performances at the Crystal Cathedral, and am so grateful for their high standards of moving music.

[@robbutcher9503]

Beautiful.. Great song from a wonderful choir.

[@Chesterbarnes1]

This has got to be the BEST song the Crystal Church as EVER done. Just lovely!!!!

[@Taoseno2007]

Wonderful! Praising a Mighty God!! xo

[@organscholar1]

“Hear Me, Redeemer” was composed by Henry Mollicome. Erin Pence, is the vocalist with Don Neuen, Choral Director. Sean Groombridge is the organist and Tom Leonard is the pianist. The air date on the program is June 14, 2009

[@Taoseno2007]

Erin Pence rocks this piece! Such a wonderful composition.....makes me cry!!!!!

[@basicaa]

“A spiritual life requires discipline because we need to learn to listen to God, who constantly speaks but whom we seldom hear.” - Henri Nouwen

[@adimchionyenadum2962]

Praise the Lord our Redeemer! I am presently studying this piece for our Christmas concert this year. Our conductor sent us the link as an example of bad execution. While I agree with him musically speaking, I am sure this was the way Henry Mollicone intended it to be sung in Churches. All we believers are uplifted in the spirit by this performance. The choice performances, in concert halls, etc. Peace!

[@tommyp.morris2205]

all i have to say is WOW, amazing song of worship

[@brucefont3465]

great song to breeze into the New year... Happy New Year... God Bless Evreyone

[@Chesterbarnes1]

Oh Yes! Just wonderful! Great God, this was good!!!!!

[@joseraimundodacosta5596]

Louvado seja Deus, Deus abençoe a todos.

[@jmiller297]

I lead my choir in this song, two Sundays ago for devotion! I go to New Mount Zion Baptist Church, in Dallas, Texas... 😁😁

[@organscholar1]

This appears to be a very popular choir piece with over 36,000 views. Most of these can be viewed also on pens-opinion.org Thanks for the comment.

[@AntiqueSteve]

At 28 seconds.. not 2 seconds.... anyhow. it's great! Thank you for posting it!

[@KarenEng]

So beautiful! :)

[@montgomb3]

This is just beautiful.

[@p.e.gottrocks4528]

Hallelujah, sista

[@Chesterbarnes1]

A moving piece by Mollicome, but the ORGANIST was tremendous along with the vocalist, she sung with feeling, and emotion and that means a lot singing God's praises. Who is the solist singing?

[@organscholar1]

The soloist is Erin Pence, Costa Mesa, CA

[@tanyablessservantofgod2221]

Amen

[@bethledua560]

Awesome

[@brigittezaccheo390]

Wow!!!!!

[@AlexNjui]

Hello, please let me know who's the arranger and from which publishing company I can buy this really nice music

[@Organsk8er]

All that's missing is the Leslie Speaker.

[@joha750]

The Hazel Wright Organ Sounds Like a Hammond

[@daddy9964]

It's the combination of Stops that Sean is using that makes it sound like that

[@johanbrand8601]

A very unmusical choir.