Song List: I'll Fly Away (Albert E Brumley) Because He Lives (Wm & Gloria Gaither) To Be Used of God (Audrey Mieir) El-Shaddai (J Thompson/M Card) Let's Just Praise the Lord (William Gaither) Thou Art Worthy (Pauline Mills) I'll Tell the World That I'm A Christian (Bock) Healer of Broken Hearts (Bock) He Is with Me (Bock) He Touched Me (Bock) I Believe in A Hill Called Mt. Calvary (Bock) Over the Sunset Mountains (Bock) Plenty of Room in the Family (Bock) How Great Thou Art (Stuart K Hine) In This Very Room (Ron and Carol Harris) Jesus Loves Me (Bradbury/Debussy) Happiness Nearer, My God, to Thee (S. Adams) What A Friend We Have in Jesus (C Converse) This Is My Country (Raye/Jacobs) Love Lifted Me (J. Rowe/H. Smith) Savior, Like A Shepherd Lead Us (W. Bradbury) I've Got Peace Like A River Greater Is He That Is in Me (Lanny Wolfe) Day by Day (C Berg/O Ahnfelt) I Am A Promise (Wm. & Gloria Gaither) Joy Comes in the Morning (Wm. & Gloria Gaither) I Cannot Fail the Lord (Doris Akers) He's Everything to Me (R Carmichael) When He Shall Come (A J Pearce) Sweet, Sweet Spirit (Doris Akers) Oh, I Never Shall Forget the Day (R Carmichael) Sweeter As the Years Go by (Mrs. C H Morris) Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Don Wyrtzen) My Heart Is Filled with Jesus' Love (D Akers) Heaven Came Down and Glory Filled My Soul (John Peterson) Love At Home (Wm Driggs, Jr.) Thank God for the Promise of Spring (Wm Gaither) God Leads His Dear Children Along (G Young) Even So, Lord Jesus, Come (Wm. Gaither) Jesus Is Coming Again (J Peterson) He'll Never Let You Fall (R Carmichael) Go Tell It On the Mountain Amen Precious Memories LOVE OF GOD, THE (FREDERICK H LEHMAN) BLOOD WILL NEVER LOSE ITS POWER, THE (A. CROUCH) CHURCH TRIUMPHANT, THE (WM GAITHER) UNVEILED CHRIST, THE (N B HERRELL) MIRACLE OF GRACE, THE (R CARMICHAEL)

This is an outstandingly atmospheric piece of music, the final part of Holst's choral work 'Ode to Death'. Holst composed this work in response to the First World War. He dedicated it to his musical friend Cecil Coles and "the others" who were killed in that war. The breath-takingly beautiful tune is supported by other-worldly harmonies and an unusual 7/4 rhythm to create music of immense presence. It works really beautifully on the organ: a wonderful piece for recitals, meditative services, remembrance or to play on your own for the sheer reward offered by this exceptional music. Also a great piece for demonstrating different solos and effects of the organ, including a great outlet for the Vox Humana, solo Flute and quiet Strings. Even bells, if you're lucky enough to have a set on your instrument!