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The title of this famous hymn is, Christ the Lord is Risen Today. It was written by the founder of the United Methodist Church, Charles Wesley. Jesus Christ is Risen Today is A different hymn to a different tune.

Finally the right tune !!!

Song of the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ,i love the lyrics.😍🫰♥️

Thanks

This is not the same tune etc. as” Hail Thee, Festival Day” . I sang in the choir for years, and I sang both. Welcome Happy Morning” was my Dad’s favorite, he was from Yorkshire England. 🙏🩷

Beautiful!

Always loved this hymn. It brings back a lot of memories from the long past. Jesus is Lord.

I got to know this song while being on an intense "journey" with Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his famous hymn "By gentle (Gracious) Powers". I’m introducing different melodies to this poem on my channel in a special playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL4G_TfKePYgI6qX5gRIAuH5mINzqMqqBM This poem fits exactly to this melody, and I think, Dietrich Bonhoeffer had this song and the other too (Be still my Soul) in mind, when he wrote down his poem. Christian unity was always his goal and following Jesus as well … IMPORTANT: there is a new complete English translation with all seven verses available on my channel. Be blessed day by day!

A person who can sing this hymn without being gobsmacked by the tune and especially the poem (lyrics), and whose tear ducts remain dry, is no one I'd care to have a drink with.

I love the woman in the fancy fur hat who comes in late! So Episcopalian,

Impressive!

My favorite hymnal ❤😢

Nice to see a congregation who know to pay homage to the Processional Cross as it goes past.

One octave higher is the standard.

These hymns of the episcopal church of USA and anglican Church of England are so awesome in every sense, from spirituality to worship to each and every aspect of our life with God , BUT FOOLS, SEEM TO LIKE RUBBISH CHORUSES WHICH ARE honestly preposterous to say the least, MY beloved Mother who looked after me, who is actually a Saint, as anyone looking after someone WITHOUT GIVING THE CURSE OF LIFE, THE YOKE OF LIFE, THE BURDEN-SOME-NUISANCE -MILESTONE CALLED LIFE , is actually a SAINT....so MY Mother had a great time of Anglican Church of England hymns growing up, FREE OF CURSED CHORUSES. THANK YOU FOR THE HYMNS.. CHORUSES ARE A CURSE

God of our fathers, whose almighty hand Leads forth in beauty all the starry band Of shining worlds in splendor through the skies, Our grateful songs before Thy throne arise. Thy love divine hath led us in the past, In this free land by Thee our lot is cast; Be Thou our ruler, guardian, guide and stay, Thy Word our law, Thy paths our chosen way. From war’s alarms, from deadly pestilence, Be Thy strong arm our ever sure defense; Thy true religion in our hearts increase, Thy bounteous goodness nourish us in peace. Refresh Thy people on their toilsome way, Lead us from night to never-ending day; Fill all our lives with love and grace divine, And glory, laud, and praise be ever Thine.

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Beautiful!!!

Beautiful church.

Still trying to learn the harmony on this. I hope I get it soon so I can play it. This is one of my favorites.

This hymn was originally Swedish. An American friend who lives in Sweden sent me a video of her church singing this: it was so s-l-o-o-o-w! At the faster tempo that we play it, it reminds you of a lilting folk dance. It makes you really want to go out there and "prepare the way."

Those mighty trumpets on that beautiful pipe cathedral organ ❤❤❤❤

Good to hear it. Our hymnal doesn't even have it now, not one verse.

This was FDR's favorite hymn. It was written for America's 100th yr anniversary in 1876, just after the bloody American Civil War.

Very well done. Always loved this hymn.

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Beautiful 😍

Fine singing by choir and congregation

What a grand place Saint Bart's must be ! I ahve enjoyed watching many videos made there. Congratulations on keeping high the musical style, too... all good, solid, time-proven hymns of the traditional Church, with no garish modern exeperimental flash-in-the-pan junk compositions.

Jan, thank you for this. How I miss the liturgy!

Was thinking of my beautiful mother today in mass, that passed away 3 years ago. When we sang america the beautiful RIP mama. Love your son Roland 🥲🙏🏻❤️✝️☦️

This is my most favorite ❤️ song. When something exciting 😂 happens I think 🧐 about this song 🎶. This song 🎵 can also be good 😊 one play at grand openings too as well at any gatherings.

This is my most favorite 😍 song 🎶. This could be a great 😊 song 🎵 to play at grand openings as well in church ⛪️ and sporting events.

That ONE soprano rocks my world!!!

Well the dollar bill says in god we trust

0:32 🙏🏻🎼👑

I hadn't heard this glorious hymn for years until our organist (Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Asheville, NC) played it as our prelude last Sunday. Brought back memories of past Easter seasons. Alleluia!

Just thought I'd let everyone know that my name is Barth. I was baptized by a bishop by the name of Bishop Barth

A majestic Easter hymn especially with the three "Alleluias" at the beginning and end

My all time favorite hymn! Tune by Arthur Seymour Sullivan (of Gilbert & Sullivan fame). He also wrote the tune for "Onward Christian Soldiers."

@JoeNYCBoi beautiful rendition! Do you know if this is a particular arrangement?

Very pretty service..

The melody is from the Jewish hymn, Yidgal, which is based on the 13 Principles of Faith attributed to Maimonides. The melody was written by Meyer Lyon.

Come for the gospel, stay for the music, come back for the person leading the procession with a lance at 0:33!

Lovely Hymn

AWESOME 👏

Jesus is my King of Love, and my Good Shepherd, my Great Shepherd, my Cheif Shepherd and Bishop of my eternal soul, amen and amen.

Thank God for Psalms which enrich our understanding of our Great ALMIGHTY GOD! The singing is inspiring and worshipful! Thanks.💓💐💖

If humans on earth can write such beautiful tunes for the worship of God, just imagine what we will sing in heaven.

Just wanted to comment to offset some of the critics: this was the perfect tempo for this hymn in my opinion. I feel it in 2 rather than in 4. Thank you for posting!