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Dear God 2.0
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The Roots
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River of Dreams
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Billy Joel
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Hallelujah
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Leonard Cohen (sung by Rufus Wainwright)
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Precious Lord
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Traditional
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Sabbath Prayer
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From the musical Fiddler on the
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Let It Be
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The Beatles
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Picture of Jesus
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Ben Harper and the Blind Boys of Alabama
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On the Willows
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From the musical Godspell
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Letter to God
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Sheryl Crow
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Down in Yon Forest
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Steleeye Span
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By the Rivers of Babylon
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The Melodians (sung by Tracy Wells)
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Turn, Turn, Turn
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The Byrds
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Finale
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From the musical Les Miserables
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The Lord of the Dance
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Sydney Carter (sung by The Revels)
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Amazing Grace
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Sung by Judy Collins
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Now is the Cool of the Day
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Jean Ritchie
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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Final track list for the youth group CDs.
For anyone who's interested, here's the track list. The CDs will be presented in church on the last day of term this year, as we bless the children for their Sunday School year that's finishing and pray for them over the summer. We have a special prayer for those moving from Sunday School to Youth Group, and that's when I'll give out the CDs.
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
Sing to the Lord a new song.
This starts with a massive technological FAIL on my part.
I very responsibly made sure that "John Barleycorn" was available on YouTube before planning it into last Sunday's Sunday School lesson. My thought process was, "okay, so I'll just take my computer upstairs and play it there!"
Not remembering, at that moment, that "upstairs" did not have internet access.
When did I remember this fact, you might ask?
That would be 9:30 on Sunday morning.
Half an hour before the service was supposed to start.
Now, I didn't even have a working tape or CD player, so the fact that I'd relied on YouTube and left my recording of "John Barleycorn" at home is pretty irrelevant.
So in five minutes, I found a music downloading site that had the Steeleye Span version of "John Barleycorn," joined, paid the £9.99 subscription fee, and successfully downloaded the song.
The £9.99 gets me a month and 68 downloads. So I'm going to use my maximum number of downloads and then cancel my subscription before the church ends up getting charged £10 a month for the remainder of my life.
So here's what I've downloaded for the Sunday School's "Music Library" so far (these will be used in class, burned onto CDs for children to study at home before the Christmas pageant, and possibly used on "study CDs" for a future children's choir):
1. My Dancing Day
2. My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
3. We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder
4. John Barleycorn (obviously)
5. Go, Tell It On The Mountain
6. Marching to Zion
7. Praise, My Soul, The King of Heaven
8. All Glory, Laud and Honour
9. All Things Bright and Beautiful
10. A Stable Lamp is Lighted
11. Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah
12. The Storm Is Passing Over
13. Children of a Heavenly Father
14. People, Look East
15. The Friendly Beasts
16. For All The Saints
17. Come Down, O Love Divine
18. He Who Would Valiant Be
19. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
I have 49 downloads left. What else should I include?
I very responsibly made sure that "John Barleycorn" was available on YouTube before planning it into last Sunday's Sunday School lesson. My thought process was, "okay, so I'll just take my computer upstairs and play it there!"
Not remembering, at that moment, that "upstairs" did not have internet access.
When did I remember this fact, you might ask?
That would be 9:30 on Sunday morning.
Half an hour before the service was supposed to start.
Now, I didn't even have a working tape or CD player, so the fact that I'd relied on YouTube and left my recording of "John Barleycorn" at home is pretty irrelevant.
So in five minutes, I found a music downloading site that had the Steeleye Span version of "John Barleycorn," joined, paid the £9.99 subscription fee, and successfully downloaded the song.
The £9.99 gets me a month and 68 downloads. So I'm going to use my maximum number of downloads and then cancel my subscription before the church ends up getting charged £10 a month for the remainder of my life.
So here's what I've downloaded for the Sunday School's "Music Library" so far (these will be used in class, burned onto CDs for children to study at home before the Christmas pageant, and possibly used on "study CDs" for a future children's choir):
1. My Dancing Day
2. My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
3. We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder
4. John Barleycorn (obviously)
5. Go, Tell It On The Mountain
6. Marching to Zion
7. Praise, My Soul, The King of Heaven
8. All Glory, Laud and Honour
9. All Things Bright and Beautiful
10. A Stable Lamp is Lighted
11. Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah
12. The Storm Is Passing Over
13. Children of a Heavenly Father
14. People, Look East
15. The Friendly Beasts
16. For All The Saints
17. Come Down, O Love Divine
18. He Who Would Valiant Be
19. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
I have 49 downloads left. What else should I include?
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