Fanfares of Praise Item # AM01

Fanfares of Praise Instrumental Arrangements by Rich Horton £10 Fanfares of Praise CD plus postage & packing. Delivery within 4-5 working days from receipt of cleared funds. Fanfares of Praise CD. Buyer collects (plus small handling fee) Track Listing 1. Diademata (Crown him with many crowns) 2. St Helen (Lord enthroned in heavenly splendour) 3. Greenhill (Happy the people - Psalm 1) 4. Glasgow (Behold the mountain of the Lord) 5. Green Hill (There is a green hill far away) 6. Pleading Saviour (O how deep the love of Jesus) 7. Evan (Be known to us in beaking bread) 8. Ascalon (Fairest Lord Jesus) 9. All for Jesus (All for Jesus) 10. He lives (I serve a risen Saviour) 11. Bread of Life (Break Thou the bread of life) 12. Belmont (There is a fountain) 13. Lux Eoi (Round the Lord in glory seated) 14. Take time to be holy (Take time to be holy) 15. Beverley (You are coming, O my Saviour) 16. Nearer still nearer (Nearer, still nearer) 17. Merton (Hark, a trumpet voice is sounding) 18. Faithful love (Not the grandeur of the mountains) 19. Easter song (All creatures of our God and King) 20. Kingsfold (I heard the voice of Jesus say) 21. Bishopgarth (For my sake and the gospel's go) 22. Old hundreth (All people that on earth do dwell)

Best of the old, best of the new has been one of those phrases that keeps coming to mind when I select music for services in the church where I play keyboard/piano. I worry sometimes that the beauty, majesty and grandeur of some of the old hymn tunes is under appreciated and being forgotten and pushed to one side in favour of newer, more contemporary music. A balance is what is needed and this recording is an attempt to redress that balance, so Don and I have purposely selected traditional hymn tunes that have been arranged using traditional, classical instruments. The arrangements themselves are a mix of grandiose, meditative and somewhere in between! We hope this selection will be of benefit to you and help you to build up your spiritual life. This CD is called "Fanfares of Praise", in other words it is an attempt (a human one at that) to bring glory and honour to our God and Saviour Jesus Christ. A Further volume may well push the boundaries of tradition and instrumentation in an effort to maintain that healthy balance! - Rich Horton This album was produced by ECHO recordings, 4 Pinery Rd, Barnwood, Gloucester, GL4 3FL Listen to sample tracks: Diademata (click here) Old Hundredth (click here) Nearer still nearer (click here) Pleading Saviour (click here) Take time to be holy (click here) Greenhill (click here) Lux eoi (click here) Bishopgarth (click here)