Let The People Praise Thee, O God (Mathias) | Atlanta Master Chorale

Atlanta Master Chorale sang "Let The People Praise Thee, O God" by William Mathias at our Season Finale: Magnifical & Mighty concert on May 16, 2015 at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta, GA.
Conductor: Dr. Eric Nelson | Organist: Jonathan Easter
Publication Credit:
Let The People Praise Thee, O God | William Mathias | © 1981 Oxford University Press | Text: Psalm 67 | Composed for the marriage of HRH The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer
Video Credit:
Recorded and produced by Between Pixels (BetweenPixels.tv)
Music: Arr. Eric Nelson, © 2002 Augsburg Fortress | Text/Tune attributed to Robert Lowry (1826-1899) in Bright Jewels for the Sunday School (1869)
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[@RuthShellyUnger]

Thank you for sharing AMC's performance of this piece. It uplifts and transcends the chaos in our world.

[@gaylesuggs8523]

Lovely!🎵

[@johncharnock6872]

Written for the wedding of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. A beautiful piece of music...makes me tingle all over!!!

[@anthonymcwilliams2688]

*HRH The Prince of Wales if we're being formal. Personally commissioned by the Prince himself.

[@spikeo12]

Wonderful!

[@GabrielBayoFowoduGAFTV]

Hallelujah Amen.

[@kennethpalmowski-wolfe7923]

Trinity Choir, Princeton, sang the American premiere of this, composed for the wedding of Diana and Charles. Our director, Jim Litton, received a copy before it was published, and before it was performed--for the very first time--at the Royal Wedding. We rehearsed it and sang it shortly afterward for Evensong. Exciting times! (and what a tragic end!) Very fine performance by the Chorale of a brilliant anthem.

[@pauljburrell]

I had the privilege of being taught by William Mathias for two years as part of my my B. Mus degree.

[@michelegross9912]

Difficult to sing!

[@johncharnock6872]

Beautiful!!! Tingling from head to toe...

[@amyl363]

0:28 = end of 1st soprano/tenor phrase, top of page 3 0:46 = "be glad," page5 1:21 = last 2 measures pg5 1:55 = just before "and God," bottom system pg7 3:13 = top of pg10 4:06 = bottom system pg11 4:35 = just before "glory be to the Father . . ."

[@edmondbeatty9309]

A wonderful presentation of letting the people praise Thee Lord.

[@highvoltageswitcher6256]

It’s the sort of anthem that might work well in a biblical epic movie. Especially from @04:27 onwards😊.

[@AngeliFerrette]

Nice!