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Joseph's First Prayer, hymn
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Work(s): God, The Eternal Father
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Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King, hymn
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How Great the Wisdom and the Love, hymn
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Nearer My God to Thee, for voice & piano (or orchestra)
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Abide with Me, 'Tis Evntide, hymn for chorus
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O My father, hymn
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Release, hymn, The
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Come, Follow Me, hymn
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Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief, hymn, A
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Day of Rest, hymn
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Praise to the Man, folk song
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He is risen, he is risen (tune Unser Herrscher)
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Come, Come, Ye Saints, hymn
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I need Thee every hour (Dependence)
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God Be With You Till We Meet Again
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Fireside Medley: Remember Me (Cardall) / I Believe in Christ (Lo
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Love At Home
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More Holiness Give Me
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Behold, The Great Redeemer Died
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I Know That My Redeemer Lives
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God, Our Father, Hear Us Pray
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I Feel My Savior's Love
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All Creatures Of Our God And King
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Father In Heaven, We Do Believe
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Jesus, The Very Thought Of Thee
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Father In Heaven
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In Humility, Our Savior
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How Gentle God's Commands
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Journey Within
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The Restoration Medley: Joseph's First Prayer, Praise To The Man
Item UPC: 650070001621
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Label: STONE ANGEL MUSIC
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Paul Cardall established himself as a solo pianist with 'The Christmas Box' CD published on the Narada Label. Since that time Paul Cardall has explored a diversity of styles including; jazz, electronica, classical, and Christian rock. But, this latest 2 disc compilation explores his beginnings. THE HYMNS COLLECTION is a 2-Disc collective set of hymn arrangements for solo piano beautifully and elegantly performed. 'His keystrokes are like the first snowfall,' said the Chicago Sun Times. Combining Paul's popular Hymns Vol. 1, Hymns Vol. 2, digitally re-mastered and additional new arrangements gives listeners almost 2 hours of reverent piano music for the price of one CD."Pianist Paul Cardall incorporates interpretive elements into his delivery of well-known hymns. He utilizes the ideas of 'theme' and 'variation on the theme'. There are moments when Paul's creativity renders the song uneasily recognized. You may think you are simply listening to a beautiful piano solo, and then suddenly it becomes recognizable again as one of the familiar hymns you sing each Sabbath. This method of adding creativity while maintaining familiar elements is refreshing." - Jefferson Fairbanks, PHD.
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