And Can It Be -- Dan Forrest -- The Master's College Chorale
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- This arrangement of And Can It Be by Charles Wesley was written by composer Dan Forrest and performed and recorded for the first time by The Master's College Chorale. Praise the Lord!
This arrangement really brings the lyrics to life in such a beautiful amazing way! It really leaves you in awe of the immense love that God has shown towards us through His sacrifice on the cross!
Indeed!
So beautiful in every way! A Lenten piece with the promise of eternal life.
The best 4 years of my life were spent as an undergrad at TMC. The Chorale was my second family, and Dr. Plew's steadfast faith and friendship brought me closer to the Lord. Even now post Graduate School, I'm reminded of God's steadfast and amazing love for us every time I hear this.
Amazingly Lovely!!! Thank you!!! Praise our Lord Christ Jesus!!!
One of the most beautiful hymns! The Masters Chorale does a masterful job! Our daughters are Masters grads. A truly wonderful university that seeks to honor Jesus and His Word.
One of if not the most beautiful arrangements of these lyrics, ever.
Une des plus belles musiques et des arrangement que j'aie ecoute.
my school did this song for a competition for school and won!!! power of God is in this song!!!
Best arrangement of "And Can It Be" I've heard. Stunning!
I have been listening to Dan Forrest arrangements for about a year now. A truly gifted composer/arranger. This such a wonderful setting in which to meditate on the wonderful words written by Mr. Wesley.
We are singing this for Maundy Thursday at church. Can’t make it through without tears.
Gets me EVERYTIME. I love this version.
Cried because of its truth.
Woah, profoundly moving -- the cry of the heart.........in deepest gratitude, Emanuel.
I cannot wait to see HIM face to face - but He has more for us to do.
Beautiful peace
Beautiful!!! Sang this at BJU Senior Music Camp 2015.
Singing this for my last Christmas concert in highschool. love this song.
This composition by Dr Dan Forrest has captured the awe in the lyrics in a very sensitive and personal manner. The music and arrangement is achingly beautiful, and causes one to reflect "And can it be, that Thou my God should die for me?" I have been ministered to by many of Dr Forrest's arrangements and music. May God continue to use his music to touch many lives for Him :)
Gorgeous. Brought tears to my eyes.
Love this arrangement of this wonderful classic by Charles Wesley.
Robin Wieland, thanks for share your knowledge with us! Could you suggest me more songs like this? I'm amazed with this one, and its hard to find others. Thanks in advance!
(sorry for my bad English)
Gileno Mascarenhas Everlasting love - Wilds Music
Que música linda.... Que Deus abençoe a pessoa que fez essa perfeição de sonoridade.... 😍
Dan Forrest.
Love this song! The choir that's is singing this, I have two sisters in it right now . Best arrangement ever !!!!🙂
That's great! I was blessed to be at The Master's College and in the music program for the premier of this song. Dr. Forrest came out and accompanied the chorale on the piano for the event honoring Dr. Plew (for whom this arrangement was commissioned). It was an unforgettable experience! That was the same year we sang Dr. Forrest's Requiem For the Living. Also an incredible piece.
Just a beautiful song so beautifully performed!
Não canso de escutar este hino. Já o ouvi cantado por vários corais.
This is a very lovely piece and done exquisitely with clarity and gentleness.
Such a beautiful song! Well done and thanks for sharing!
Had no idea what song this was... different music but beautifully done. Maybe put something in footnotes. I love this song and ensemble... yes, how can it be?
great song!
Beautiful
Can anyone help this ignorant soul? Realize Charles Wesley wrote the lyrics to this traditional Methodist hymn however as a Presbyterian cannot remember ever being exposed to this hymn ( and I thought I knew them all). Just discovered this treasure and it has hit me right between the eyes!!! Realizing this is a Forrest transcription and the original hymn melody is different from the Forrest arrangement my question is: is “Can it Be “ in the Presbyterian hymnal? My apologies for this lengthy diatribe. Grace allowed me to discover this hymn which has moved me beyond words. And to Dan Forrest his melody brings tears.
If I'm not mistaken, "And Can It Be" appears in the Trinity Hymnal (#455), which has been used by both the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church in America. Although, having spent a considerable amount of time in both PCA and Baptist churches I can say that it's definitely more used in Baptist worship services.
Lance Cockrell Thank you! 2 days ago I didn’t know this hymn existed. 2 days later I do and the lyrics will change my life! How can it be? Indeed!!!
Shame! Shame! On the Presbyterians! This hymn should have been a staple in their hymnals and should have been used as regularly as all of the other near and dear hymns. Lol lol 😝
I don't know if this hymn is in the Presbyterian hymnal, but I do happen to know that Dr. Forrest is a Presbyterian. So that's something.
Dan Forrest has been commissioned by God Almighty to do what he does and He commissions very few. Listen to the rewards given to those who remain true to their commission. Just my humble opinion.
Janet Smith God Almighty clearly commissioned every single soul when He poured out His spirit on the disciples and asked them to pass it on. The Bible calls it ‘the great commission. He doesn’t commission a few coz every single person has been given that responsibility, but only a few actually obey God and work on their commission.
Binta G. Your reply is appreciated and there is truth to your reply however, imo God also commissions those whom it pleases Him to commission.
Solemn,
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This presentation of this great hymn is very "composer-centric" and the meat of the meaning is distracted. The lyrics can barely be understood, almost like they were trying too hard to put on a show. This is the problem with today's church. It's all about "me" instead of being about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
This arrangement was commissioned by the Master's College (now University) Music Department to honor Dr. Paul Plew's years of service to the college by bringing two of his interests together: Charles Wesley's hymns and the music of Dr Forrest. It was literally written for the sake of performance and to be sung by a group of trained singers; not for the context of a worship service. This recording was not performed by a church, but by a student body of vetted vocalists. Having heard this piece performed live over two dozen times during my time at the college, I can indeed confirm that they were putting on a show - and all to bring God glory. I think you've misunderstood the context and purpose of the arrangement. There's nothing about it that dishonors Christ or His church nor the worship of the Trinity.