Be Thou My Vision Arranged For Recorder and Harpsichord.

Here is a fine piece of music that celebrates the Lenten Season. Laura and I used to play it every year and we enjoyed it so, rather than not play it as a pipe organ piece, we decided to use the harpsichord and it worked quite well. I also discovered the Thomas Young temperament works wonderfully for the music written during the middle of the 19th century which I guess makes sense as it came out in the first half of the 19th century. Our purpose was to enjoy the music and have some fun with the variations. I hope you like it. Please give us a like and subscribe for more music with recorder and harpsichord.

[@mikesoule1352]

A sweet arrangement. It's nice how the harpsichord doesn't overpower the recorder, and they blend so well together. One of my favorite hymns! 🎶🎵🎶

[@p.s.129]

So fresh and beautiful.

[@RandyandLauraScott]

Thank you very much.

[@DanielHay]

One of the best ever...

[@RandyandLauraScott]

Thanks

[@ICanPlayPiano]

Liked and subscribed. Does so remind me of Sunday school.

[@RandyandLauraScott]

Thank you!

[@sghunter8994]

Love this arrangement! I’ve been enjoying the arrangement you sent of 40 Days and 40 Nights on my harpsichord. Have you thought about a book of your arrangements? ☺

[@RandyandLauraScott]

Thank you!

[@AlexRCarlson]

No way, this was the first song I ever directed with my church choir 7 days ago, and I'm trying to put a recorder consort together at my church here in St Paul Minnesota!

[@RandyandLauraScott]

It must be fate. We used the recorder a lot when we worked for the Anglican Church. People really liked it.