A five-verse version of the traditional English folk tune "O Waly Waly", 4/4 time with a choral folk-pop style. This Christmas version was recorded to accompany the carol "Glad music fills the Christmas sky" by Michael Perry. Lyrics can be found online at the Oremus Hymnal.

O Waly Waly Glad Music Fills The Christmas Sky

A contemporary hymn, very suitable for our Local Shared Ministry context, written by Dan Damon. Led by Ian.
Music and Lyrics are here: http://www.hopepublishing.com/media/pdf/hset/hs_2324.pdf

I Have Called You By Your Name

A contemporary hymn by Marty Haugen, led by Ian. The lyrics are here: http://www.hymnary.org/tune/gather_us_in_haugen
Note that, as in some hymnals, the first and second parts of the last verse are reversed. Our recording is in this format.

Gather Us In (Here In This Place)

A contemporary hymn by Dan Damon, led by Ian. Words and music are available here: http://www.hopepublishing.com/media/pdf/hset/hs_3617.pdf

Blessed Is The Body And The Soul

Alleluia (Jesus Is The Lord)

A song by Matt Redman, led by Josh and Sandy. Lyrics are here:
http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/mattredman/10000reasonsblessthelord.html

Bless The Lord (10000 Reasons)

Led by Sandy and Josh. A song by Jodi Page-Clark. The lyrics are here: http://www.worshiptrax.co.uk/Songs2MP3/LookArou_MP3.html

Kyrie (Look Around You)

Lord Giver Of This Day

1986 Experimental setting of the Magnificat recorded in my room at St John's Theological College, Auckland NZ. Robyn Allen-Goudge sang the vocal.

Magnificat 1986 Render&Goudge

1960s-flavoured country ballad style version of "Scarlet Ribbons" recorded for use with the modern carol "God's surprise (Who would think)". It can also be used to accompany "What a friend we have in Jesus". 3 verses. Recorded with RealBand styles on BIAB and additional tracks on Xewton's MusicStudio on ipad. Creative Commons licensed image from Flickr: Cobalt123

Who Would Think(Scarlet Ribbons)

I like creating accompaniments for church use.

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