Morning has broken - Halton Warehouse Choir 2020
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Morning has broken.
Scottish Gaelic folk song "Bunessan". Lyrics by Eleanor Farjeon.
A "socially distanced" warehouse recording for our Halton Congregation of the New Apostolic Church, taken during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Morning has broken like the first morning,
blackbird has spoken like the first bird.
Praise for the singing, praise for the morning,
praise for them springing fresh from the world.
Sweet the rain's new fall, sunlight from heaven,
like the first dewfall on the first grass.
Praise for the sweetness of the wet garden,
sprung in completeness where His feet pass.
Mine is the sunlight, mine is the morning,
born of the one light, Eden saw play.
Praise with elation, praise ev'ry morning,
God's recreation of the new day.
Just a sweet version of this beautiful hymn.
Heavenly! ❤ Love from Helsinki, Finland, Europe
Morning is broken A song close to my heart. A beautiful video.
Wonderful song GOD bless you
What a beautiful song!
BRAVO to all of you! This was so LOVELY and thanks for sharing your gifts of music. God bless you all from New Mexico USA! 🙏
Morning 🌄 is broken. I pray 🙏 l will go with out and sorrow once l finally let go
TIL this is a Gaelic folk song.
The acoustics in that space are amazing!
Thank you.
Wow even with only a small group it's very nice
Amazing singing team!
Lovely voices. Beautiful!
It's a wonderful song. Thank you!
catchy, melodic tune n lyrics.
So uplifting in these times of pandemic. TQVM.
Piękne, brakowało mi takiego wykonania tego utworu. Bravo!
bravo !!!!!
Amo essa canção 😍
😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉
Tiene razon, Pablo! Saludos desde Nuevo Mexico USA! 😎
@@DougCeleste Abraços !
@@PauloCesar-so5fx Obrigado! Viva Sergio Mendes y Brasil '66!
Dear beloved brothers and sisters 😍, I found your channel by an accident and I am very amazed at your performance and your songs. Some of them we sing in our congregation in Gifhorn, Lower Saxony, Germany. God bless you and keep you! Stay safe! 🙏♥️
Thanks for your kind words, Julia. Glad you enjoy the music. Liebe Gruesse von Halton nach Gifhorn 🙏
nice one, love the song.
Yes. Morning has. Broken .but it also has risen. It's gods. Land. But we are suppose to cherish his mornings to come
Very Good.
God's recreation of the praising world ❤
I love this, I am proud to know it is Irish, thanks
Thank-you people
Very nice choir also softly voice quality
YESSSSSS
This is not a Gaelic folk song. It is a Christian Hymn first published in 1931 with words by English author Eleanor Farjeon.
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Greetings from Berry Lane Methodist Church. What a brilliant rendition of a classic hymn. Would you be happy for us to use this in an in-person worship service? Blessings to you all.
Thank you - yes, we would be glad if you use the music in you service
One of the best songs Yusuf alieous CAT STEVENS EVER WROTE ♥
He didn't write it!
Eleanor Farjeon the writer in the 1930s
He didn't write it. I sang it at school, at morning assembly in 1960. Cat Stevens didn't record it until 1971.
Please can I have the sheet copy of this hymn❤❤❤❤❤
This is a lovely recording! Would you allow us to use it in our online service at Macduff Parish Church of Scotland?
Thank you! Glad you like it. We would be honoured if you used the recording at Macduff Parish Church. Greetings from Canada to your congregation!
@@haltonwarehousechoir7057 Thank you so much! 🇨🇦🏴
ah SCOTLAND !!!!!
Really nice. Whose is this SATB arrangement? Thanks!
Wonderful! Whose arrangement is this? Where can I get a copy?
This is beautiful. Would you be able to say who the arranger is so that we can look for the sheet music? Thank you.
I may be wrong, but this sounds like it's based on the version by Cat Stevens (1971) but played at a slower tempo and also arranged for four parts for the voices.
Please who did this arrangement?
This is Harvestmon Church idea
I should prefer if the accompeniment were louder - I compare to Cat Stevens. I remember my piano teacher (lateron she was a professional pianist) had always had very short fingernails, so she had another position of the fingers than this lady.
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As beautiful as this is, it is not a Gaelic folk song and I don't know why you think it is. It is by Cat Stevens.
Morning has Broken is a Christian hymn that was set to the traditional Scottish Gaelic folk song "Bunessan" and first published in 1931 in the 2nd edition of Songs of Praise. Its lyrics were written by the English poet Eleanor Farjeon. Cat Stevens's recording in the 1970s led to the song being known internationally.
@@haltonwarehousechoir7057 You are absolutely wrong this song is an islamic song by Yusuf Islam, who decided to spread his love, positive energy and hope, that he received of his belief in god, to the whole world and he did it very well. :D
It is originally a Scots-Gaelic hymn called Leanabh An Àigh which was written by Mary M. MacDonald (1789-1872) and sung to the tune Bunessan. The English translation is called Child in a Manger. Here is the first verse in Scots-Gaelic:
Leanabh an àigh, an leanabh aig Màiri,
Rugadh san stàball, Rìgh nan Dùl;
Thàinig don fhàsach, dh'fhuiling nar n-àite
Son' iad an àireamh bhios dha dlùth.
Source: Bliadhna nan Òran (BBC 2015)
Cat Stevens may have sung this at school in the 1950s, but it isn't by him. It's a Christian hymn first published in 1931. I remember singing at my infants school in 1960.
It certainly wasn't written by Cat Stevens. It's a Christian hymn, first published in 1931. It's set to a traditional Gaelic tune, with words by Eleanor Farjeon.