23rd Psalm/Sheep May Safely Graze (J.S. Bach) (Christian) (Sympathy)
Perhaps the most quoted of all the 150 psalms (lyrical odes) attributed (loosely) to King David in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. The music is the most famous selection from the "Hunting Cantata," BWV 208 by J.S. Bach(1685-1750).
23rd Psalm/Sheep May Safely Graze (J.S. Bach) (Secular) (Sympathy)
Perhaps the most quoted of all the 150 psalms (lyrical odes) attributed (loosely) to King David in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. The music is the most famous selection from the "Hunting Cantata," BWV 208 by J.S. Bach(1685-1750).
Adagio In G Minor (Albinoni) (Sympathy)
Baroque chamber piece popularly attributed to Venetian composer Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni (1671-1751). However, legitimate evidence points to 20th century Albinoni scholar Remo Giazotto (1910-1998)as the composer. Giazotti had originally claimed he created the Adagio from an Albinoni fragment, later saying the composition was fully his own.
All Through The Night (Sympathy)
Unmistakably Welsh folk song (" Ar Hyd y Nos") from late 18th century, a staple of Welsh choirs usually sung in Welsh, best known internationally for 1884 English lyrics by Sir Harold Boulton.
Amazing Grace (Sympathy)
Written by English clergyman John Newton(1725-1807) as expiation for his involvement with the slave trade. First presented as part of a sermon in 1773, it was published in 1779, then forever after sung to the tune "New Britain" beginning in 1835.
Ash Grove, The (Sympathy)
Words by John Oxenford, music traditional, early 19th century. Welsh title: "Llwyn Onn."
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