John Rutter feat. The Cambridge Singers - Gloria - The Sacred Music Of John Rutter

God be in my head

God be in my head
And in my understanding
God be in mine eyes
And in my looking
God be in my mouth
And in my speaking
God be in mine heart
And in my thinking
God be at my end
And in my departing



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Writer(s): John Rutter
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Gloria: I. Allegro vivace
  2. Gloria: II. Andante
  3. Gloria: III. Vivace e ritmico
  4. All things bright and beautiful
  5. Cantate Domino
  6. O clap your hands
  7. Wedding Canticle (Blessed are all they that fear the Lord)
  8. The Lord is my shepherd
  9. A Gaelic Blessing
  10. Hymn to the Creator of Light

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Altri album

  1. O Praise the Lord of Heaven
  2. There Is Sweet Music: English Choral Songs 1890-1950
  3. Poulenc Sacred Music
  4. Ave Verum Corpus: Motets and Anthems of William Byrd
  5. Cambridge Singers a Cappella
  6. Rutter: Three Musical Fables
  7. Sea Change - The Choral Music of Richard Rodney Bennett
  8. The Sprig of Thyme - Traditional Songs
  9. Stillness and Sweet Harmony
  10. Te Deum and Other Church Music

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