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For those who know, the stage of London’s Royal Albert Hall’s can be easily justified as the world’s greatest performing spaces! All true legends have performed here. Along with the best of them, the All Souls Orchestra, with its celebrated conductor Noel Tredinnick, has enjoyed the opportunity of taking that stage countless times as ambassadors of Jesus Christ.
For 40 years they have presented their flagship programme ‘Prom Praise’ with its joyous combination of enthusiastic audience worship and participation seasoned with orchestral favourites, gripping solos and choral classics. This collection brings to the ear, the eye and the heart mountain-top moments from those years. These feature both noted Christian singer songwriters and brilliant classical performers, long associated with All Souls Church, Langham Place. Including several tracks previously unreleased.
This 3-disc package is a rich treasure-trove of music, being dedicated to King Jesus who stirs and sustains all this creativity is clearly offered as testimony, worship, thanksgiving and praise to His Honour. Prom Praise and the Royal Albert Hall are inextricably linked, both are institutions who’s energy and dynamism are not only unparalleled but go on unabated.
| Disc 1 (CD) | ||
| 1. | Hallelujah Chorus | |
| 2. | Christ is Born – ft Sons of Jubal singers | |
| 3. | This Joyful Eastertide – ft Joanne Lunn | |
| 4. | Here I am to worship – ft Tim Hughes | |
| 5. | Creation sings the Father’s song – ft Keith & Kristyn Getty | |
| 6. | Zadok the Priest | |
| 7. | Allegro (from Enigma Variations) | |
| 8. | Oh who am I? – ft Helen Jane Howells | |
| 9. | Lord for the years | |
| 10. | Largo al Factotum (Barber of Seville) – ft Andrew Finden | |
| 11. | Feeling Good – ft Beverley Trotman | |
| 12. | How deep the Father’s Love – ft Stuart Townend | |
| 13. | How great thou art | |
| Disc 2 (CD) | ||
| 1. | In Christ Alone – ft Sons of Jubal singers | |
| 2. | Alleluia – ft Helen Jane Howells | |
| 3. | The Father’s Song – ft Matt Redman | |
| 4. | Piano Concerto No.2 (Rachmaninov) – ft Grace Yeo | |
| 5. | You raise me up – ft Jonathan Veira | |
| 6. | People need the Lord – ft Catherine Fish & Kathleen McKellar-Ferguson |
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| 7. | Kendrick Collection Overture | |
| 8. | Finale from Organ Symphony (Saint-Saens) – ft Richard Lennox | |
| 9. | Behold the Man – ft Heidi Pegler | |
| 10. | Nimrod (from Enigma Variations) | |
| 11. | Lord’s Prayer – ft Chris Eaton | |
| 12. | The trumpets sound – ft Graham Kendrick | |
| Disc 3 (DVD) | ||
| 1. | Pomp & Circumstance March No.1 (Glory in the Highest) | |
| 2. | I will sing the wondrous story | |
| 3. | 10,000 Reasons – ft Matt Redman | |
| 4. | Lord I give you my heart – ft Reuben Morgan | |
| 5. | It is well with my soul – ft Kristyn Getty, Jonathan Veira, Grace Yeo | |
| 6. | Song of Solomon – ft Martin Smith | |
| 7. | Baloche Medley – ft Paul Baloche | |
| 8. | Love Divine all Loves Excelling | |
| 9. | Allegro Molto Moderato from Piano Concerto (Grieg) – ft Grace Yeo | |
| 10. | Let it be Jesus – ft Christy Nockels | |
| 11. | When I survey the wondrous cross – ft Michelle Todd & Mary Hall (cello) |
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| 12. | Majesty – ft Martin Smith | |
| 13. | O for a thousand tongues | |
| 14. | Glorious things of you are spoken | |
| 15. | The greatest day in history – ft Beverley Trotman & Joanne Lunn | |
£15.00
