  | Religious Education Year End Special Gathering held on 22.11.2008. Theme: "Walking In The Lord's Highway." Hymns presented by R.E. teachers and students. |
 | here's another one.. hymn #14 - Txhua Haivneeg...another rearrangement by Maria Her..(did i tell you she's awesome..well, she is!!)..this is from our previous VESPERA night on 11-15-08..thanks for watching!!..comment us if you need anything..
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 | This video is of me singing We Three Kings (of Orient Are). Copyright (C) SingUnknown 2008
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 | In this video I sing veni emmanuel a 19th-century advent hymn I wouldn't really call it a Christmas carol, though. Copyright (C) SingUnknown, 2008
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 | Music: He Loved Me Sung by Tim fisher and mac lynch Album: Proclaim His Name Pictures from Google Inspiration by God Give God All the Glory
Auteur: CuchibearReturns
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 | Music: He's still living Sung by Alvin Martinez Album: A Miracle in the Making pictures from Google Inspiration by God Give God All the glory !
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 | orn Ottis Dewey WHITMAN Jr., he is one of the best-selling and most influential artists in COUNTRY MUSIC history and yet at the same time is one of the most unrecognized by the American public at large. Growing up, WHITMAN liked the COUNTRY MUSIC of Jimmie Rodgers that he was hearing on the radio but did not embark on a musical career until the end of World War II after he had served in the South Pacific with the United States Navy. WHITMAN is a self taught left-handed guitarist. WHITMAN is right-handed, but he lost almost all of the second finger on his left hand in an accident. Ottis WHITMAN worked at a shipyard in Tampa while developing a musical career, eventually performing with a band known as the "Variety Rhythm Boys". WHITMAN s first big break came when agent Colonel Tom Parker heard him singing on the radio and offered to represent him. Signed with RCA Records, he was billed as the cowboy singer, "Slim Whitman" and released his first single in 1948. He toured and sang at a variety of venues including on the popular radio show, the Louisiana Hayride. Nevertheless, he was not able to make a living from MUSIC and had to keep a part-time job. That changed in the early 1950s after he recorded a version of the Bob Nolan hit "Love Song of the Waterfall" that made it into the COUNTRY MUSIC Top 10 chart. His next single, "Indian Love Call", was even more successful, going to the No.2 position. (It was used in the 1996 film "Mars Attacks!" as Whit's yodeling and lilting melodies proves fatal to the invading Martians and "saves" the world.) A yodeler, WHITMAN avoided the "down on yer luck-buried in booze" songs, preferring instead to sing laid-back romantic melodies about simple life and love. Critics dubbed his musical style "countrypolitan," due to its fusion of COUNTRY MUSIC and a more sophisticated crooner vocal style. In 1955, in the United Kingdom, he had a No.1 hit on the pop MUSIC charts with "Rose Marie". With eleven weeks at the top of the charts, the song set a record that lasted for thirty-six years. Soon after recording this big hit, WHITMAN was invited to join the Grand Ole Opry and in 1957, along with other musical stars, he appeared in the film musical, Jamboree. Despite this exposure, he never achieved the level of stardom in the United States that he did in Britain, where he had a number of hits during the 1950s and 60s. Throughout the early 1970s, he continued to record and was a guest on Wolfman Jack's musical television show, The Midnight Special. At the time, WHITMAN s recording efforts were yielding only minor hits and in 1974, he stopped making new records. In 1979, WHITMAN filmed a TV commercial to support Suffolk Marketing's release of a greatest hits compilation, titled All My Best, which went on to be the best-selling TV-marketed record in MUSIC history, with almost 1.5 million units sold. Just For You (also under the Suffolk umbrella), followed in 1980, with a commercial that claimed WHITMAN "was number one in England longer than Elvis and The Beatles". The Best followed in 1982, with WHITMAN concluding his TV marketing with Best Loved Favorites in 1989, and 20 Precious Memories in 1991. During this time he would tour Europe and Australia with moderate success. For his contribution to the recording industry, SLIM WHITMAN has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1709 Vine Street. In 2003, Rob Zombie used his song "I Remember You" in his directorial debut House of 1000 Corpses. In late January 2008, a false rumor of Mr. WHITMAN s death spread through the internet, believed to have been started by an erroneous report posted on the website of the Nashville Tennessean newspaper.[2] Upon learning of the rumor, COUNTRY singer George Hamilton IV even dedicated and sang a hymn in WHITMAN s honor at a concert appearance.
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 | hymn #44 - Peb Nco Ntsoov Vajtswv Tshavntuj (remix) done at our recent vespera on 11-15-08. BIG PROPS to Maria Her for the rearrangement of this Hmong hymn She's so AWESOME and God's been using her a lot and we're just blessed to have her be a part of our team. here are the lyrics. request chord sheets if u want them. thank you! hymn #44 - Peb Nco Ntsoov Vajtswv Tshavntuj Verse 1: Peb nco ntsoov Vajtswv tshav-ntuj Nws yeej hlub sawvdaws txhua tus Nws tsim ntiajteb khov thiab ruaj Tsis muaj leejtwg yuav txawj rhuav Chorus: Nws muaj hwjchim loj kawg nkaus Peb hu nkauj ua Vajtswv tsaug. Nws muaj hwjchim loj kawg nkaus Peb hu nkauj ua Vajtswv tsaug Verse 2: Vajtswv txib Yexus los nyob Cawm tau peb txojsia tagnrho Vajtswv npaj tej uas tsimtxiaj Tso rau peb txhua tsav npluamias CHORUS (2x) Bridge: Sawvdaws hu nkauj qhuas Vajtswv Qhia nws koobmeej nrov ncha ntws CHORUS (2x)
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 | advent children. My version of a trailer with Anberlin s song, paperthin hymn I OWN NOTHING
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 | WATCH IN HQ! Here my newest Hunter Licence Music: Anberlin - Paperthin Hymn
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 | This is My first how-to video. I demonstrate How To play the popular hymn "Nearer My God To Thee". I do this in three stages: 1) melody alone, 2) melody with bass, and 3) all four voices together. The idea is that you can play in church at the end of stages 1 and 2, and it will give the congregation enough To follow along. But stage 3 should be your ultimate goal - the full hymn. Let me know what you think. Is this useful? What do you think of the trivia near the end? Is it interesting or distracting? I'm currently considering filming a series of beginning piano tutorials. First I'll see How this video's received. About this video - don't be too concerned with the fingerings that I used. Use whatever fingerings feel natural To you. In this video, I play with My fingers near the edge of the keyboard so as To demonstrate more clearly the notes To play You don't need To play so close To the edge. Also, you may notice me switching fingers on notes when all 4 voices are played. This is an advanced technique To play hymns smoothly on the organ. First learn the notes, and then you can try the finger-switching. Good luck and thanks for watching!!
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