Name: 1st May 2017 - Now the green blade riseth by Great Sacred Music
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: We reflect on the Eastertide hymn ’Now the green blade riseth’, sung here in a choral arrangement by the former Organist of Leeds Minster, Simon Lindley. It is sung by St Martin’s Voices, directed by Jeremy Cole with organist Martin Ford.

We reflect on the Eastertide hymn ’Now the green blade riseth’, sung here in a choral arrangement by the former Organist of Leeds Minster, Simon Lindley. It is sung by St Martin’s Voices, directed by Jeremy Cole with organist Martin Ford.

1st May 2017 - Now the green blade riseth

Revd Dr Sam Wells reflects on Joachim Neander’s famous hymn ‘All my hope on God is founded’. It is sung to the tune ‘Michael’ by Herbert Howells, written in response to the death of his son at the age of nine.

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