Come and Praise
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Come and Praise[1] is a hymnal published by the BBC and widely used in collective worship in British schools. The hymnal was compiled by Geoffrey Marshall-Taylor with musical arrangements by Douglas Coombes, and includes well-known hymns such as “Oil in My Lamp”, “Kum Ba Yah” and “Water of Life” as well as Christmas carols and Easter hymns.[2]
Volumes[edit]
Two volumes were published: Come and Praise in 1978,[3] and Come and Praise 2 in 1988.[4] [5] The hymns from both volumes were published together in The Complete Come and Praise in 1990.
CDs[edit]
CD 1[edit]
- Morning has broken
- Water of life
- All things bright and beautiful
- Autumn days
- Somebody greater
- The earth is yours, O God
- Let us with a gladsome mind
- Who put the colours in the rainbow?
- Song of Caedmon
- All nations of the earth
- God knows me
- When God made the garden of creation
- Think of a world without any flowers
- He made me
- He's got the whole world
- Come my brothers, praise the Lord
- Come and praise the Lord our King
- Lord of the dance
- Go tell it on the mountain
- When Jesus walked in Galilee
- Jesus Christ is here
- A man for all people
- Judas and Mary
- From the darkness came light
- Join with us
- God has promised
- Thank you Lord
- Praise the Lord in everything
- God is love
CD 2[edit]
- Praise Him
- Fill thou my life
- Travel on
- Give me oil in my lamp
- He who would valiant be
- The journey of life
- One more step
- Father, hear the prayer we offer
- We are climbing
- When a knight won his spurs
- Lord of all hopefulness
- Peace, perfect peace
- The King of love
- Colours of day
- The Lord's my shepherd
- Lost and found
- The best gift
- I listen and I listen
- The building song
- Spirit of God
- The wise may bring their learning
- When I needed a neighbour
- In Christ there is no east or west
- Black and White
- Kum ba yah
- The family of Man
- Cross over the road
- If I had a hammer
- A living song[6][7]
References[edit]
- ^ The Complete Come and Praise. BBC Active. ISBN 978-0563345800.
- ^ "SPCK Assemblies - Leading Assemblies - Music".
- ^ Since reissued as Come and Praise 1, ISBN 0563320672
- ^ Come and Praise. 1988. ISBN 0563342471.
- ^ Strhan, Anna; Parker, Stephen G.; Ridgely, Susan (2017-01-26). The Bloomsbury Reader in Religion and Childhood. Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 978-1-4742-5111-2.
- ^ "The Complete "Come And Praise" (Music and Words Edition) BBC - Opus 13". www.opus13.co.uk. Retrieved 2020-09-04.
- ^ "The Complete Come and Praise". Retrieved 2020-09-04.