Climax Male Voice Choir And The Mabe Ladies Choir : Born In Song Vol.3  (LP)

Climax Male Voice Choir And The Mabe Ladies Choir - Born In Song Vol.3 (LP) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

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Climax Male Voice Choir And The Mabe Ladies Choir : Born In Song Vol.3  (LP)

Climax Male Voice Choir And The Mabe Ladies Choir - Born In Song Vol.3 (LP) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

£6.95

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Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sentinel, SENS 1047, 1980, 12 Track
 

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Liner notes by SoundslikeCornwall:

BORN IN SONG Vol. 3
FAVOURITE METHODIST HYMNS OF CORNWALL.

THE MAGNIFICENT SOUND OF THE COMBINED HOLMAN-CLIMAX MALE VOICE CHOIR
(Mus. Dir. George Smith) and THE MABE LADIES CHOIR (Mus. Dir. Edgar Kessell)
Organists: Agnes Jane and Ernest Green

SIDE 1
1. O WORSHIP THE KING (8) Robert Grant (Introduction by the Rev. Ian Haile)
2. STAND UP, STAND UP FOR JESUS (821) A. Sullivan
3. ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS (822) Sabine Baring-Gould
4. WE THANK THEE LORD FOR THIS FAIR EARTH (414) George Edward Lynch Cotton
5. COME LET US SING OF A WONDERFUL LOVE (314) Robert Walmsley
6. ETERNAL FATHER, STRONG TO SAVE (917) William Whiting

SIDE 2
1. HARK, HARK MY SOUL (651) Frederick William Faber
2. I NEED THEE EVERY HOUR (475) Anne Sherwood Hawks
3. O GOD, OR HELP IN AGES PAST (878) Isaac Watts
4. JESUS, KEEP ME NEAR THE CROSS (199) Frances Jane Van Alstyne
5. CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN TODAY (204) Charles Wesley
6. NOW THANK WE ALL OUR GOD (10) Martin Rinkart

Hymn numbers from Methodist Hymn Book, shown in brackets.

It is a pleasure to be able, so soon after returning to Cornwall, to follow my predecessors, R. Hubert Luke and A. Bernard Franklin, in commending the next in Sentinel's collections of favourite Methodist hymns under the general title "Born in Song". This phrase, taken from the opening sentence of the Preface to the 1933 Methodist Hymn Book, sums up the great characteristic of the Evangelical Revival of the 18th century, whose prime movers were the Wesley brothers. Faith was put into poetry, poetry was put to tune, and word and music combined to express faith, sustain faith, and awaken faith in such a way that men and women were `born again'. Therefore Methodists do not just speak about their faith, they sing it. They do not just discuss their faith, they chorus it. Nowhere do they do this more than in Cornwall where Celtic emotion, stirred by the Wesleys two centuries ago and by their evangelical successors since, has maintained a deep love for the hymns of Methodism. Here then is another selection of Cornish favourites. In the old days they were sung in the deep places of the mines, out under a fishing moon, around an old harmonium, and within the granite chapel. To-day the scene may have changed with new methods of presentation, T.V., radio, hi-fi, and modern accompaniment, amplified guitar, electronic organ. But the unchanging message of the old hymns stirs the heart still, and illuminates the mind. So, not only enjoy these hymns, but let them speak to you of the love of God, shown in Jesus the Lord—that love which brought Methodism to birth, and which brings new life to those who believe.

THE REV. IAN HAILE B.
The popularity of the first two albums in the Born in Song series, together with the continuing dempnd of your letters, ensured the release of this third volume. We have always enjoyed recording these albums, but this one was highlighted by the co-operation of the two great friends Edgar Kessell—legendary man of music in Cornwall and the talented young conductor he introduced some years ago, George Smith. Their magnificent choirs speak for themselves. To make the picture complete, we had the blessing of the Rev. Ian Haile, current Chairman of the Methodist Church, Cornwall district. The recordings, as for the first two records, were made in the fine Methodist Church of St. John's in St. Austell, and we take this opportunity to thank the Minister, trustees and staff, and in fact, all who helped with the production of Born in Song Vol. 3.
SENTINEL RECORDS

Location: St. Johns Methodist Church, St. Austell. Cover Photo: Newlyn Trinity — Reg Watkiss. Produced and Recorded by: Job Morris.
Printed, Design & Print. St. Ives,
SENTINEL RECORDS (CORNWALL) LTD., PAUL, PENZANCE, ENGLAND SENTINEL RECORDS COPYRIGHT 1980
SENS 1047

 

A1. O Worship The King
A2. Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus
A3. Onward Christian Soldiers
A4. We Thank Thee O Lord For This Fair Earth
A5. Come Let Us Sing Of A Wonderful Love
A6. Eternal Father, Strong To Save
B1. Hark, Hark My Soul
B2. I Need Thee Every Hour
B3. O God Our Help In Ages Past
B4. Jesus, Keep Me Near The Cross
B5. Christ The Lord Is Risen Today
B6. Thank We All Our Go

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout SENS 1047 A-1ΔG
Matrix / Runout SENS 1047 B-1ΔG

 

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