Saturday, 19 November 2011

An alphabetical list of everything ...

Ignore the date above, I update this one post each time I add a video.

A few people have kindly asked if they can donate towards my work ... and now you can, using paypal! No pressure ... many thanks!

By composer
Anon
   Lord, for Thy tender mercy's sake
Albrecht, Sally K.
Attwood, Thomas
   Come, Holy Ghost
Bach, J.S.
   Jesu, joy of man's desiring
   Magnificat
        Magnificat (slower practice version) 
        Omnes generationes 
        Fecit potentiam
        Sicut locutus est
        Gloria 
   O little one sweet
   O Lord, who dares to smite thee
   The duteous day now closes 
   Zion hears the watchmen's voices (Chorale)
Bairstow, Edward
   I sat down (upper) (lower)
Beatles, The
   Help!
Beer, Stuart
   The Call
Beethoven
   Choral Fantasy 
   Symphony No. 9
      Part 1 - from the first bass entry to the long F major pause 
      Part 2 - all the 6/8 section up to the Andante maestoso 
      Part 3 - andante maestoso section 
      Part 4 - adagio ma non troppo, ma divoto section up to the weird chord 
      Part 5 - allegro energico, sempre ben marcato section 
      Part 6 - Allegro ma non tanto, then Poco Adagio and Tempo I 
      Part 7 - Prestissimo to the end
Bell, John
   God comes tomorrow
   Let all mortal flesh keep silence
   The peace of the earth be with you
   This is the body of Christ
Berlioz
   The shepherds' farewell
Bossi, Marco Enrico
   Cantate Domino
Brahms
   German Requiem
        I. Selig sind, die da Leid tragen
   How lovely is Thy dwelling place
   Shicksalslied (part 1) (part 2)
Brown, Disraeli
   When Mary came to the temple
Bruckner
   Locus iste - tenor
Byrd, William
   Ave verum corpus (bass) (tenor) 
   Lullaby, my sweet little baby 
   Sacerdotes Domini
Caldara, Antonio
Davies, Elaine
   My Spirit will come
Di Lasso, Orlando
Edwards, Paul
Elgar
   Ave verum - tenor
   O Salutaris Hostia
Farrant, Richard
   Hide not thou thy face
   Lord, for thy tender mercy's sake
Fauré, Gabriel
   Cantique de Jean Racine
   Requiem: (lower basses) (upper basses)
        Introit - Kyrie: (lower basses) (upper basses)
        Offertorium: (lower basses) (upper basses)
        Sanctus: (lower basses) (upper basses)
        Agnus Dei: (lower basses) (upper basses)
        Libera me: (lower basses) (upper basses)
        In paradisum: (lower basses) (upper basses)
Fellingham, Nathan - arranged by Me
   And can it be
Filitz, Friedrich
   Lord, have mercy
Finzi, Gerald
Gibbons, Orlando
   Drop, drop, slow tears
Gjeilo, Ola
Goodall, Howard
   The Lord is my shepherd
Greene, Buddy
   Mary, did you know?
Hagenberg, Elaine
Hass, arr. Hayes
Handel
   Glory to God from Joshua
   Lord, I trust thee
   Messiah Choruses -
     Part I
        4. And the glory of the Lord
        7. And he shall purify
        9. O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion
        12. For unto us a child is born
        17. Glory to God
        21. His yoke is easy
     Part II
        22. Behold the lamb of God
        24. Surely he has borne our griefs
        25. And with his stripes we are healed
        26. All we like sheep have gone astray
        28. He trusted in God
        33. Lift up your heads, O ye gates
        35. Let all the angels of God worship him
        37. The Lord gave the word
        39. Their sound is gone out
        41. Let us break their bonds asunder
        44. Hallelujah Chorus
     Part III
        46. Since by man came death
        51. But thanks be to God
        53. Worthy is the Lamb
        Amen
   The many rend the skies
Johnson, Victor C.
   Run, Shepherds!
Joubert, John 
   Torches
Larson, Lloyd
   Song of the shepherds
Lauridsen, Morten
   O magnum mysterium - upper bass
   O magnum mysterium - lower bass
Lees, Joseph
   The Lord's Prayer
L'Estrange, Joanna Forbes
   Saint Richard's Prayer
Malotte, A.H. 
   The Lord's Prayer
Mendelssohn
   I waited for the Lord 
   Jauchaet dem Herrn, alle Welt - upper voices
   Jauchzet dem Herrn, alle Welt - lower voices 
   Verleih uns Frieden
Mozart
   Ave verum bass part - Ave verum tenor part - Ave verum alto part - Ave verum soprano part
   Coronation Mass (K317) -
        Kyrie
        Gloria
        Credo
        Sanctus
        Benedictus
        Agnus Dei
   Jubilate Deo
   Laudate Dominum 
   Mass in C minor
        Kyrie 
        Gloria 
        Gratias 
        Qui tollis: (choir 1) (choir 2) 
        Jesu Christe 
        Credo 
        Crucifixus 
        Et resurrexit 
        Et in Spiritum sanctum 
        Credo in unam sanctam 
        Et vitam venturi saeculi
   Requiem (K626) -
        Requiem aeternam
        Kyrie
        Dies irae
        Rex tremendae
        Confutatis
        Lacrimosa
        Domine Jesu
        Hostias
        Sanctus
        Benedictus
        Agnus Dei
        Lux Aeterna 
   Sancta Maria (K273)
Nardone, Peter
   I give to you a new commandment
Ord, Boris
   Adam lay ybounden
Palestrina,
   Sicut Cervus 
   Sitivit Anima
Parry, Hubert
   I was glad - upper voices/first choir
   I was glad - lower voices/second choir
Pearsall, Robert Lucas
   Lay a garland - 1st bass 
   Lay a garland - 2nd bass
Pettman, Edgar
   I saw a maiden
   The Angel Gabriel from Heaven came 
   The infant king
Pitoni, Giuseppe Ottavio
   Cantate Domino
Poston, Elizabeth
   Jesus Christ the apple tree
Purcell, Henry
   Rejoice in the Lord alway
   Thou knowest, Lord
Rheinberger, Josef
Rizza, Margaret
   Calm me, Lord 
   Come to me
   In the Lord is my joy 
   Magnificat
   O Lord, my heart is not proud
   Silent, surrendered 
   You are the centre
Roberton, Hugh S.
   All in the April evening: (lower basses) (upper basses)
Rutter, John
   A flower remembered
   A Gaelic Blessing (lower basses) (upper basses)
   What sweeter music
Saint-Saëns, Camille
   Tollite Hostias
Salazar, George
   Gloria
Schubert, Franz
   Holy, Holy, Holy
   Mass in G (no. 2)
        Kyrie
        Gloria
        Credo
        Sanctus
        Benedictus
        Agnus Dei
Schumann, Robert
   Mass op. 147
        Kyrie
Sibelius, Jean
   Finlandia, arr. Giles Chaundy (upper basses) (lower basses)
Stainer, John
   Crucifixion
        The agony
        Processional to Calvary
        God so loved the world
        Jesus said: 'Father, forgive them'
        And one of the malefactors
        The appeal of the crucified
        After this, Jesus knowing that all things were now accomplished
   Hail, gladdening light
   How beautiful upon the mountains
Stanford, Charles Villiers
   Jubilate in B flat 
   Magnificat in B flat 
   Nunc Dimittis is B flat 
   Magnificat in C 
   Nunc Dimittis in C 
   Magnificat in G 
   Nunc Dimittis in G
Sumsion, Herbert
   Magnificat in A 
   Nunc Dimittis in A
Tallis
   Discomfort them, O Lord
   Remember not, O Lord God
Taverner, John
Terry, R. R.
   Myn lyking
Thorne, David
   Mass of St. Thomas
Vaughan Williams, Ralph
   All people that on earth do dwell - tenor
   Five English Folk Songs - Lower basses Upper basses
       The Dark Eyed Sailor - Lower Upper
       The Spring Time of the Year - Lower Upper
       Just as the Tide was Flowing - Bass
       The Lover's Ghost - Bass
       Wassail Song - Lower Upper
   O taste and See
Victoria, Tomas Luis de
   O magnum mysterium
   O vos omnes - bass I 
   O vos omnes - bass II
Vivaldi, Antonio
   Credo (RV 591)
        Credo 
        Et incarnatus est 
        Crucifixus
        Et Resurrexit         
   Gloria (RV 589)
        Gloria in excelsis Deo - Tenor part
        Et in terra pax hominibus
        Gratias agimus tibi, propter magnam gloriam
        Domine Fili unigenite
        Domine Deus, Agnus Dei
        Qui tollis peccata mundi
        Quoniam tu solus sanctus
        Cum Sancto Spiritu
Walford Davies, Henry
   God be in my head
Warlock, Peter
   Bethlehem Down
Wesley, Samuel Sebastien
   Blessed be the God and Father
   Lead me, Lord
   O Lord, my God 
Whitace, Eric
Wilberg, Mack (arr.) 
   Joy to the World - lower basses 
   Joy to the World - upper basses


Hymns
Abide with me (Eventide) 
A brighter dawn is breaking (Nun lasst uns Gott) 
A great and mighty wonder (Es ist ein' ros' entsprungen)
All creatures of our God and King (Lasst uns erfreuen)
Alleluia, alleluia, hearts to heaven and voices raise (Lux Eoi)
Alleluia, sing to Jesus (Hyfrydol)
All for Jesus! (All for Jesus)
All glory, laud and honour (St Theodulph)
All hail the power of Jesus' name (Diadem)
All hail the power of Jesus' name (Miles lane)
All people that on earth do dwell (Old hundredth) Vaughan Williams version 
All things bright and beautiful (All things bright and beautiful)
A mighty fortress (Ein Feste Burg)
And can it be (Sagina)
And now, O Father, mindful of the love (Unde et memores)
Angel-voices ever singing (Angel voices)
How good is the God we adore (Tenor)
How great thou art (How great thou art)
I bind unto myself today (St Patrick's Breastplate) 
I heard an old, old story
I heard the voice of Jesus say (Kingsfold)
I know that my redeemer lives (Christ triumphant)
Immortal, invisible, God only wise (St Denio)
Immortal love, for ever full (Bishopthorpe) 
In full and glad surrender (St Alphege)
In heavenly love abiding (Penlan) 
It is a thing most wonderful (Herongate) 
It is well with my soul
Jerusalem the golden (Ewing) 
Jesu, lover of my soul (Aberystwyth)
Jesus Christ is risen today (Easter hymn)
Jesus Christ is waiting (Noel Nouvelet) 
Jesus, keep me near the cross (Near the cross) 
Jesus shall reign (Duke street)
Jesus shall reign (Galilee) 
Jesus shall reign (Truro)
Jesus, the name high over all (Lydia) 
Jesus, where'er thy people meet (Wareham)
Just as I am, without one plea (Misericordia)
Just as I am, without one plea (Saffron Walden)
King of glory, King of peace (Gwalchmai)
Good Christian men, rejoice
Good King Wenceslas (Tempus Adest Floridum)
Hark, the glad sound (Bristol)
Hark! the herald angels sing (Mendelssohn) Tenor
Infant holy, Infant lowly (trad.)
In the bleak midwinter (Cranham) Tenor
O for a heart to praise my God (Stockton)
O little one sweet (trad.)
O little town of Bethlehem (Forest Green) Tenor
Once, as I remember (trad.)
Once in royal David's city (Irby) Tenor
Past three a clock (London waits) 
Rejoice and be merry (a gallery carol) 
Run, Shepherds! (Johnson)
Sans Day Carol (Rutter)
See, amid the winter's snow (Humility)
Silent night (Stille nacht) tenor
Sussex carol (Willcocks)
The Angel Gabriel from Heaven came (Pettman)
The first Nowell (The first Nowell)
The holly and the ivy (trad.) 
The infant king (Pettman) 
The Wild Wood Carol (Rutter)
This is the truth sent from above (trad.)
The shepherds' farewell (Berlioz) 
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (arr. Willcocks)
We wish you a merry Christmas (trad.)
We three kings (Kings of Orient) 
Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing? (arr. Willcocks)
While shepherds watched (Winchester Old) 
Zion hears the watchmen's voices (Chorale)
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163 comments:

  1. Mar24 November 2011 at 09:16

    Dear Friend from UK: Thanks so much, this blog is wonderfull, I mean marvelous, works really good, take you straight to the video in you tube, so is very easy to manipulate, and believe me.... a hugh help to the music begginers, also musician in general, warm regards from Hermosillo, Mexico

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  2. Mar3 December 2011 at 16:49

    Jonnie Dear friend, thanks so much for this video of the Haendel Amen . Is gonna be very helpfull to study the bass part. We really appreciate your job, is excellent by the way. Thanks again buddy, and have a merry Christmas. Warm regards from Hermosillo, México

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  3. Rookie Bass Singer19 January 2012 at 12:52

    Nice job. Great help.
    Sometime in future, can you add "All creatures of our God and King"?

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  4. KVedrode27 February 2012 at 19:23

    I've always struggled with "A Mighty Fortress." Would you mind giving that a shot? My absolute favorite hymn.

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    1. basshymn1 March 2012 at 02:12

      Done! New one to me, thanks for bringing it to my attention.

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    2. KVedrode30 July 2012 at 13:47

      Awesome job! Thanks so much.

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  5. Nick Ray16 April 2012 at 07:22

    Fantastic!! Great work! How about some Faure? I would love to sing the bass part to his Requiem and also the sublime Cantique de Jean Racine.

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    1. basshymn3 May 2012 at 00:37

      I think I'll do Faure's Requiem next ...

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  6. Mar28 April 2012 at 14:47

    Jonnie, I studied the parts you uploaded regarding Vivaldi Gloria, and everything is there, So thanks so much. Congrats

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  7. Carla Castro4 May 2012 at 19:08

    Thank you so much, I admire your dedication to help the others. I'm sendind some of this parts for the bass of the quartet (it's just a quartet). It will help him a lot!

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  8. beattd13 May 2012 at 08:37

    Bless you, bless you, bless you, bless you (can I repeat that?) I am a bass also, found this by accident today, have no recording of the Messiah, but do have the score in hand. Been years since I did the whole thing, am auditioning in two weeks (hope it's just a 'voice placement') to be in the 'amateur' (or 'audience') 'sing-along' chorus here in Germany (apparently, that's how they do 'Messiah sing-alongs' here...). It's a total joy to find this site and all of your Messiah work on it, today. Thanks so much!

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    1. basshymn13 May 2012 at 12:10

      Great to hear from you! Hopefully it'll all go well! Let me know if you have any requests ...

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  9. Manuel Jakab14 June 2012 at 06:19

    couldN't post the url on fb, I#m not too good with sheet music, but maybe there is a bass part for "I Vow To Thee..." on that score:

    http://www.musicsheetz.co.uk/Pdfs/I%20vow%20to%20thee%20my%20country.pdf

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  10. proflulor3 July 2012 at 09:58

    hi friend
    thks for your work. I wish have known your parts before, I'm a lower bass and your parts are very useful for us. Your latin is quite good, I'm italian and I can tell it, so never mind. Just two little facts: the "t" for an englishman sounds like a "tch" but in italian (and latin) it isn't so; the second is very difficult for you: the sound "gn" (like in "agnus dei") isn't "g - n" but letters are joined in a strange sound (for instance, go to google translater and listen the pronounce of "agnello" (lamb) in italian.
    Thanks a lot again.
    Lucio - Bari - Italy

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  11. Manuel Jakab24 September 2012 at 05:59

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  12. Manuel Jakab24 September 2012 at 06:00

    Hello! Would it be impudent to ask you for another popular Christmas hymn? Here is the score: www.christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/GoodKingWenceslas.html, but I can't make it on my own... Would be great and I guess there are many others, too, who like this song! Best, Simon

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    1. basshymn25 September 2012 at 04:40

      Will do ... Thursday or Friday it should be up!

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    2. basshymn27 September 2012 at 02:35

      It's up - http://youtu.be/WzN3s_sp26w

      Any more carols?

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  13. Manuel Jakab27 September 2012 at 05:38

    Thank you so much, great! Really great work - I'm not very musical, actually, so I couldn't kake it just from the SATB sheet w/o your help!

    Any more carols? Of course :-) What about "We Three Kings": http://www.christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/WeThreeKings.html

    all the best from Vienna, Austria
    Simon

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  14. Manuel Jakab29 September 2012 at 01:46

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  15. Manuel Jakab29 September 2012 at 01:51

    Wow, you are working faster than I can come forth with new songs :-) I thought about "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear", but I have to find SATB sheet music first in the right tune (there are actually two versions). Anyway, I'll post it asap.

    Thank you so much and greetings to England or wherever you are at home actually!

    best, Simon

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  16. Manuel Jakab2 October 2012 at 02:42

    here we go: "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" with the "Carol" tune:

    http://www.christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/ItCameUpon_Carol.html

    best, Simon

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    1. basshymn8 October 2012 at 05:06

      Done! And the other tune too ... thanks! http://youtu.be/2LmZBVitW_M

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  17. jacquelineandron14 October 2012 at 22:19

    Hi Jonnie,

    Any chance of you doing the bass part to Schubert's Mass in G if/when you have the time?

    Best,

    Ron (Perth, Australia)

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    1. basshymn16 October 2012 at 06:26

      Yes ... are you performing it for Christmas, or after then?

      Hope all is well!

      Jonnie

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    2. basshymn9 January 2013 at 03:12

      I've begun Schubert's Mass in G today ... the first video is now up. I'll send you another message when I've finished! Hope it helps!

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  18. Manuel Jakab16 October 2012 at 02:03

    In case you are still willing, one last classic carol request before Christmas:

    http://www.christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/GodRestYeMerry.html

    Thank you so much :)
    Best,
    Simon

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    1. basshymn16 October 2012 at 06:27

      I am ... and good idea! I keep looking blankly at the list of carols thinking, "that can't be it!?"

      Jonnie

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    2. basshymn23 October 2012 at 05:54

      I've done it ... but I used the harmony in Carols for Choirs ... so it's not the same as the music you sent me. Hopefully it's ok! Let me know if you want me to do yours.

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  19. Unknown19 October 2012 at 15:02

    Hi ... finding you has been brilliant! Thank you so much - your Ave Verum Corpus was a real help to our basses recently. Now we are starting rehearsals (next week) for our Christmas Concert and we need some help with the following: John Rutter - Christmas Lullaby and Star Carol and The Shepherds Farewell by Berlioz.
    Any chance you could add those to your list?
    Looking of
    Thanks in anticipation!
    Georgina

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    1. basshymn23 October 2012 at 05:16

      Hi ... thanks for your kind support, I really appreciate people contacting me!

      So, The Shepherds' Farewell is not a problem except that it's so low ... but I've had a go - http://youtu.be/GAnj6uq0ym8 ... I've sung the alternate notes (I don't sing bottom E.)

      John Rutter however - I'd have to get copyright permission to have a go at those. I'm not sure how to go about doing that. Perhaps I should explore it! But, sorry, I don't think I can do those without his permission!

      Jonnie

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  20. Manuel Jakab29 October 2012 at 10:17

    Thanks, the bp for "God Rest Ye..." ist great right the way you did it! Here's another suggestion for the "carol" section:

    http://www.christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/OComeOCome.html

    Less than one month, than we can actually begin to perform the christmas carols we could practice thanks to your help!

    Best, Simon

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  21. Manuel Jakab19 November 2012 at 07:37

    Heres another one in case you can make it:

    http://christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/AngelsWeHaveHeard.html

    Thanks for your great work,
    Simon

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  22. Unknown26 November 2012 at 18:48

    Is there anyway you could post Benedicamus Domino by Peter Warlock? Thanks!

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  23. David G. Simpson15 December 2012 at 16:38

    This has been incredible useful for me, thanks again! I was able to sing "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" at my church concert thanks to your help.
    Looking over the list of Christmas Carols, I can name two that are very popular in the United States that aren't listed, in case you're interested in doing them: "Joy to the World" (Handel) and "Silent Night".

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  24. Dutchmarc24 December 2012 at 02:21

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/ya114ev2a4b8hff/OKKH%20poster%20Carols%202012%20v2.pdf

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  25. Equado11 January 2013 at 06:04

    Any chance of Karl Jenkins "and the mother did weep" - especially the section "Kai eklausen he meter"? It's really hard!

    Paul, Scotland

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    1. basshymn11 January 2013 at 06:11

      Many apologies, but I can only make videos of pieces in the public domain - so nearly always composers who died more than 75 years ago. Frustrating!

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  26. Equado14 January 2013 at 03:45

    Thanks for your response - frustrating indeed. A great piece but the three (or is it four?) language middle section is hard for amateurs! You would think that modern composers would be pleased that people are buying their music and attempting to sing it. This is coaching, not piracy! Thanks again for the work you are currently doing - it has been a great help!

    Paul, Scotland

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  27. Anonymous22 February 2013 at 19:28

    Thank you for doing all of this work! My church choir is doing No. 44 - Chorus, and I need to work on the bass part but it is hard trying to hear it on the other recordings available.

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  28. Unknown24 February 2013 at 12:35

    Brilliant website - thank you. Do you have time to do "And can it be" or "We have a gospel to proclaim/Jesus Thy Blood and Righteousness" tune Fulda.

    Best wishes
    Phil, Exeter

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    1. basshymn27 February 2013 at 02:02

      Thanks!
      Good suggestions! I keep looking at the hymn list trying to think of others that would be useful! Here's "And can it be" http://youtu.be/tNiEptgmTGc ... I'll upload "We have a gospel to proclaim" tomorrow.
      Jonnie

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    2. basshymn28 February 2013 at 01:21

      http://youtu.be/eT2Nn6N7ZAA
      enjoy!

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    3. Unknown3 March 2013 at 10:05

      Thank you so much for these - really great. I love the bass line of Fulda particularly.

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  29. Rob838724 February 2013 at 13:20

    Many many thanks for taking the time to help us practicing basses. I've been struggling for years to learn parts with only a limited ability of reading music and never enough time to go over things again and again at practices. Your videos are truly a Godsend! They are precisely what so many of us need. `God so loved the world` is being sung on Easter Sunday.

    We are also singing `Most Glorious Lord Of Life. Words by Edmund Spenser and music by William Harris. I'd be grateful of any help.

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    1. basshymn26 February 2013 at 05:27

      Thanks for the support!

      I'm very sorry, but I'm pretty sure that setting of 'Most Glorious Lord of Life' is still in copyright, so I don't think I'm allowed to put it up on youTube. Most of the time it's in copyright for 70 years after the composer's death. Annoying, as I'm sure he wouldn't mind!

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    2. Roger28 February 2013 at 08:13

      Hi Jonnie,
      Any chance you could upload "With a Voice of Singing" Martin Shaw? This is my next Evensong anthem. Also, what would be handy is "He Who Would Valiant Be" Monksgate, arr. Vaughn Williams.
      This is a great site,
      Thanks,
      Roger Murr

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  31. Unknown11 March 2013 at 08:57

    thanks for your blog and your videos on YouTube, as an amateur bass singer in our twice a year church choir these really help

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  32. Olutunji2 May 2013 at 22:14

    What a magnanimous gesture on your part. You have no idea how helpful this is to those of us who sing with chorales and choirs. Everyone is saying thanks, but I really think you deserve more than this. Even though you haven't asked I think we should all make a monetary contribution to you. I'd be willing to do so. Is that possible?

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    1. basshymn3 May 2013 at 14:17

      Thank you so much for your comment and your very generous offer! I've been creating videos for a couple of years now and the wonderful responses and requests I receive have been absolutely fantastic! I actually work as a musician, playing the piano for ballet and musicals, so this is more of a hobby for me - although, I should come clean and say that I do actually receive some money for my work, through google's advertising service (we're talking about 50p a day or so.) However, if you really do feel able, I'd be happy to have inspired a small donation to http://www.mind.org.uk/
      Many thanks!
      Jonnie
      P.S. Any requests?

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  33. Roger4 May 2013 at 04:03

    Hi Jonnie,
    Any chance you could give us "Thou knowest, Lord", Henry Purcell (from the burial service)? Roger

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    1. basshymn6 May 2013 at 03:15

      Yes I can! I'll do it this week or next week ... thanks!
      Jonnie

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    2. basshymn16 May 2013 at 02:50

      Done! There are lots of editions to choose from, so a few notes and rhythms might be different. Also, this is so slow, it's really hard to sing on your own! Hope it's helpful anyway ...
      Jonnie
      http://youtu.be/52d-mDhfIYQ

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  34. Roger20 May 2013 at 04:54

    Thanks Jonnie, that was perfect, performance went without a hitch, Roger

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  35. Unknown25 November 2013 at 12:40

    Congratulations and thanks for creating this brilliant resource!
    Is there any chance you could do Mozart's Nocturnes?
    (KV 346, 436-439, 549)

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  36. Unknown9 December 2013 at 05:46

    Hey Jonnie,

    Yes I saw this and I am extremely grateful for all you are doing. It is extremely helpful and I use it a lot in our worship team to study the bass parts.
    Could you please do the bass part of Silent Night.
    Are there any chance to get the sheet music as well or a suggestion of a good place to go to online.
    Even a snapshot of the ones you are singing from.
    I would like to keep personal contact with you. I am an evangelist in Bahrain in the Middle East, my ministry is EL SHADDAI MINISTRIES 777 on FACEBOOK, and my email address is: jclinde7@gmail.com.
    Looking forward to hear from you.

    God bless

    jc

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    1. basshymn16 December 2013 at 05:08

      Hi,

      I've uploaded Silent night ... although there are lots of different arrangements, so I'm not sure if you'll find it helpful. I've used this arrangment - http://www.christmas-carol-music.org/SATB/SilentNight.html You can find lots of carols here. The video I have uploaded is here - http://youtu.be/23vmIu9fZ80

      Thanks,

      Jonnie

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  37. toniemi28 December 2013 at 09:19

    I've been listening to Requiem from Brahms. It is an excellent help. I'm wondering if you have recorded the rest of the 7 movements because I will sing it in April and it will help me a lot.

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    1. basshymn28 December 2013 at 13:58

      I got a bit stuck with that one ... but yes, I will give it a go in the new year! Will hopefully have it finished by April, but whatever I get done will hopefully be useful to you!

      Thanks,

      Jonnie

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  38. toniemi28 December 2013 at 09:26

    Thanks, Toni

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  39. toniemi4 January 2014 at 11:47

    Thanks a lot for your quick answer. Sorry for not answering before but I was out on holidays. I will check if you have hanged something else on YouTube. Now I have started practising. It is quite difficult. I have a lot of work to do but I'm enjoying it a lot. It is lovey.
    Thanks again,
    Toni

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  40. Rob Otto27 January 2014 at 14:26

    you are awesome! Very tempted to build on what you've done here with tenor parts - unless you know of anyone else who's already done that?

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    1. basshymn14 March 2014 at 13:01

      I'm thinking about doing the tenor parts to a few of my most popular videos ...
      I don't know anyone else who's done anything like this with a real voice rather than synthesised daleks - go for it!
      Jonnie

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  41. Unknown26 February 2014 at 11:23

    Hi Jonnie,
    Could you possibly do "Oh the deep, deep love of Jesus" - tune Ebenezer? I think it's such a wonderful hymn.
    Many thanks
    Phil (Exeter)

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    1. basshymn14 March 2014 at 13:00

      Hi Phil,
      Sorry not to do this sooner, I've been very busy recently ... here you go! Hope you enjoy it! http://youtu.be/4qhbf9x-pMo
      Thanks,
      Jonnie

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  42. Glenn10 March 2014 at 17:02

    Your work on you tube is brilliant. I am new to the church choir, and to be honest, I am struggling. We never have time to practice each hymn enough for me to really get the hang of it. However, now that I have found you on you tube I can practice at home as much as I want. Glenn

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    1. basshymn14 March 2014 at 13:00

      Thanks! You're exactly the kind of person who I'm looking to help!
      Jonnie

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  43. David G. Simpson2 June 2014 at 18:36

    I have spent many pleasant hours practicing the classic hymns thanks to your videos. Once in a while one of these appears on the church program, and now I can sing with confidence. This is an outstanding resource - thanks very much! If you're still looking for ideas, I'd be very interested in seeing "How Great Thou Art".

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    2. basshymn4 June 2014 at 09:52

      Many thanks for your comments and your very kind donation - much appreciated! I'll upload a video for "How Great Thou Art" this week hopefully ... always helpful when someone points out a popular omission! Thanks again
      Jonnie

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    3. basshymn5 June 2014 at 02:52

      Here you go!
      http://youtu.be/Undi6gb8FOs

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    4. David G. Simpson5 June 2014 at 16:47

      Thank you very much! Very nice job, and I really like the harmony. This is the hymn I'm going to learn next.

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  44. widiarta4 June 2014 at 06:21

    your work is awesome !!
    it really help me when practicing.
    I wish you could continue Brahms-German requem
    keep up the good job !! May God bless you always.

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    1. basshymn4 June 2014 at 09:50

      Thanks very much.
      I got a bit stuck on the Brahms ... was taking me a long time! But yes, maybe I should get back into it!

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  45. Unknown30 September 2014 at 09:21

    Hi - thanks so much for this amazing resource. I am in our school's parents' choir, and we are performing Mozart's Requiem as part of the 150th anniversary celebrations next year. Couldn't do it without your recordings to keep me on-tune for home practice! Keep up the good work :-)

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  46. Dave-in-Decatur2 November 2014 at 12:34

    I started singing bass when my voice changed--about 50 years ago. I love to sing parts in congregational hymns, but I've never sung in a choir. Recently our church's minister of music asked if I'd be willing to join the choir in singing "How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place" from Brahms' Requiem. I wanted to, but it was really intimidating! Fortunately, someone pointed me to your YouTube post of it. We sang it today, and it went very well, but I know that I could not have prepared for it without this. Thanks so much! Next stop: "And the Glory of the Lord" from Messiah!

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    1. basshymn2 November 2014 at 12:50

      Thanks for your kind words - much appreciated!
      Sounds like you've been thrown in at the deep end! I'm sure the rest of the choir appreciate having a hard working bass on board. Good luck with Messiah - I think it's easier to memorise than the Brahms.
      Jonnie (Basshymn)

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  47. Ramon Caralt28 March 2015 at 13:45

    Thank you very much. It is very useful.Thanks, thanks, thanks!

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  48. Unknown22 May 2015 at 03:53

    Thank you for this excellent learning resource. I have started to include your tracks on the cheat CDs for Glor! up in Chorlton. They are a big help.
    I don't suppose you will ever be at a sufficiently loose end to do Beethoven's 9th....?

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    1. basshymn22 May 2015 at 11:18

      Thanks Richard, glad you're finding it all helpful!
      Beethoven 9 ... I can see that happening one day! Would probably take me a while though. Thanks for the donation, really appreciate the support.
      Chorlton ... as in Manchester? Did you know that I live in Northenden? Seems like a weird coincidence!

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    2. Unknown20 December 2021 at 07:21

      Your pieces are invaluable to the bass section of a little church in Edenfield, near Rawtenstall. Please keep up this most excellent work. Many thanks!

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  49. Unknown25 May 2015 at 04:43

    Yep, Glor! live at St John's Church, on High Lane, M21. You'll have to drop in sometime. Small world!

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  50. Psidekick5 October 2015 at 15:12

    Thank you again for all that you do. You really help me feel less isolated as the only permanent first bass in my choir. I'm learning new (to me) bits of Faure's Requiem. I wish I'd thought of you when I was learning "I was glad.." last month.. You would have made my life a lot easier!

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    1. basshymn9 October 2015 at 06:58

      Good to hear from you - and no problem! Sounds like the kind of person I'm looking to help. And now you know about me! If you're doing anything that I haven't uploaded then let me know and I'll add it to my to do list. Thanks!
      Jonnie

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  51. stelio30 October 2015 at 12:32

    Thanks. That is making it way easier!

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  52. Unknown2 November 2015 at 21:45

    Thank you, thank you, again, from " beattd13 May 2012 at 08:37 " . Three years ago I was in Germany, trying to do all of the 'Messiah' choruses on my own (the audition number for me was an unknown then...) I remembered these files of yours, and today I am in New Mexico (USA), hoping to get a small choir through just one Messiah chorus by Christmas time, giving them something to practice with! Much appreciated -- again!!

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  53. Unknown15 December 2015 at 13:24

    Hi there. You are doing a great job here. Many thanks. I often fall asleep with your voice in my ears. Not that it is boring but because it is late and i listen to my parts in bed. Parts to sing that is. ;-)Anyway. Question. From what score do you sing Fauré's Requiem. The last 11 bars are different from my score. I have to sing bar81: kyrie followed by two times eleison. (Bar 85-87 an bar 89-91
    Just curious. I sing from the Bärenreiter edition. Score for choir and organ.

    Again great job!

    Kind regards,

    Paul Spaans
    Hilversum
    Holland

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    1. basshymn16 December 2015 at 01:41

      Hi! Thanks, appreciate it. Haha, falling asleep - glad it's so soothing! Ha ha, parts.
      I used a public domain score for Faure's Requiem, from imslp. It doesn't say who the publisher is on it.
      It gets worse the earlier you go - Mozart and Handel both seem to have lots of different editions, some of them with huge differences, in notes and words!
      Thanks again,
      Jonnie
      Basshymn
      Manchester
      England

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  54. Unknown19 January 2016 at 11:38

    I find your stuff so useful as I wrote re the shepherds farewell. Liked the look you gave at the end_ no doubt the duff note just before the end! Now seen all the hymns and anthems ad well so that will help enormously. Will be donating donating something in gratitude philip bann

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    1. basshymn19 January 2016 at 12:37

      Hi - thanks for getting in touch and for your kind encouragement. Glad you're finding it all helpful. I've not done any new videos since the Christmas rush, hoping to get back on the wagon soon! Many thanks,
      Jonnie (basshymn)

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  55. Anonymous20 February 2016 at 13:04

    Hi Jonnie - finding your excellent pieces on Youtube and then your website was terrific. I sing bass in a church choir and as I am only just starting to read music it's easy to be seduced by the melody. Having your bass pieces enables me to learn the bass part thoroughly whilst having the music in front of me - great job well done! David Anwyl-Hughes.

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  56. basshymn20 February 2016 at 23:53

    Hi David - many thanks for getting in touch and for the donation - very kind. Sounds like you're exactly the person I started uploading these videos to help! Obviously, reading music is useful ... but there's nothing better than knowing what you're doing! It's amazing how much you can memorise.
    Thanks again! Jonnie (basshymn)

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  57. David G. Simpson6 July 2016 at 10:25

    Thanks in no small part to the help I got from your recordings, I'm now going to try out for my church's Summer Choir. I've passed the URL to your site along to a few people who have given it to their choir directors, so there are some churches here in the USA that are using your site as a resource for their choirs.
    There's one hymn that's really baffling me, and we sing it in church all the time. If you get a chance sometime, could you record the bass part for "Be Still My Soul" (tune Finlandia)?
    Thanks very much for providing this excellent resource for bass singers! - David Simpson

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    1. basshymn7 July 2016 at 03:01

      Great! Hmm, a summer choir sounds like a good idea that I might borrow for my church!
      Yes, I know that hymn, I will record and upload as soon as possible - which might be in a few weeks time I'm afraid. Thanks for the suggestion and for getting in touch!
      Jonnie

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    2. David G. Simpson19 July 2016 at 17:32

      The regular choir takes a break for the summer. The summer choir sings only twice during the summer: once in early July and once in early August. The idea is to give newcomers a taste of what it's like to sing in the choir, and maybe get some people interested in joining the regular choir.

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    3. basshymn24 July 2016 at 06:40

      Here's the bass part to Be still my soul ... thanks for the suggestion. Yes, I've started doing something similar called "community choir" where newcomers sing with the choir, it's been a success. Very hard for people to commit long term though, understandably.
      https://youtu.be/sqjkRraZPM0

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  58. David G. Simpson25 July 2016 at 18:42

    Thanks so much! I struggled with "Be Still My Soul" for a long time, and just couldn't figure out how to sing it. Now after following you a few times, I can sing it just fine. The arrangement in my hymnal is pretty similar to the one you're singing. Thanks again -- David

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  59. Yohan John Kunnenkeril/JOHN 10 TEN27 November 2016 at 05:10


    HELP ! Bass part for Joy to the World and In Bethlehem Neath Starlit Skies.
    Enjoyed learning Silent Night. You are brilliant.

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  60. Yohan John Kunnenkeril/JOHN 10 TEN27 November 2016 at 05:10


    HELP ! Bass part for Joy to the World and In Bethlehem Neath Starlit Skies.
    Enjoyed learning Silent Night. You are brilliant.

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  61. Yohan John Kunnenkeril/JOHN 10 TEN28 November 2016 at 03:27

    Jonnie ! Hi
    I have found the bass part for Joy to the World and also for Silent Night.
    BUT nowhere on the net is bass part available for In "Bethlehem Neath Starlit Skies".
    Can you help like poste haste !!
    Thanks for this most helpful "work" that you have taken up.
    Best wishes
    YJK

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    1. basshymn28 November 2016 at 13:01

      Hi!
      Good to know you've found them ... Hmm, sorry not to be able to help, but I won't have any time between now and Christmas to record any videos! Absolute madness over here at the moment - but hopefully moving house over the holidays and will have a dedicated office with the electric piano in to record more bass videos! Hopefully 2017 will be a bit more productive for basshymn than 2016 (haven't managed to upload anything since June, but haven't given up on it, far from it!)
      Sorry not to help this time ...
      Thanks
      Jonnie

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  62. Unknown14 December 2016 at 00:45

    I hope you get time to add some more posts in 2017. Could you help with Soul of my saviour?

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  63. Unknown28 January 2017 at 10:30

    Uh oh! Choir Director has just added Sicut Cervus, by Palestrina. Any chance that you can add it to your list? Soon?

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    1. basshymn28 March 2017 at 12:41

      I've added it to a list but no time at the moment, sorry!

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  64. wfvouk26 February 2017 at 05:10

    Wow, what a great blog -- thank you!
    Is there any chance you could add On This Day, the First of Days (Gott Sei Dank -- Lubeck), O Lord I Am Not Worthy (harmonization by Frank Campbell-Watson), and Father We Thank Thee Who Hast Planted (Rendez a Dieu -- Bourgeois)?

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    1. basshymn28 March 2017 at 12:42

      Thanks! Not much time to record at the moment but I'll add them to a list.

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  65. Cocodrilo27 March 2017 at 22:40

    Wow, what a resource! Discovering your Youtube channels saved me from total ignominy. (I am manifestly under-qualified to sing in our church choir, and do so only for dire want of male voices.) Thank you!

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    1. basshymn28 March 2017 at 12:42

      Very kind! You sound like the very person I intended to help when I began uploading. Thanks!

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  66. Gabriel Mir4 May 2017 at 04:03

    Simplemente Gracias.

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  67. Unknown6 June 2017 at 10:04

    You are brilliant. You help me a lot.
    I struggle with "King All-Glorious" from George M.Vail and music Chas.Wesley.
    Greetings Simon Elzinga Schettens in Holland

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  68. Roger27 August 2017 at 11:14

    Hi Jonnie, Any chance you could give us J S Bach, Jesu guide my footsteps ever (Christmas Oratorio).
    Best wishes, Roger

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  69. Roger18 November 2017 at 10:08

    Hi Jonnie, Any chance you could give us O Magnum Mysterium, T.D.de Victoria.
    Best wishes, Roger

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    1. basshymn18 November 2017 at 14:01

      Hi Roger,
      I've got plans to get back into recording videos in February ... but no time right now, I'm afraid. But one day, yes!
      Thanks, Jonnie

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  70. Oh my England!26 November 2017 at 10:58

    Hello
    Thanks for the excellent site!
    I will tomorrow add your Adam lay ybounden video linked to my blog writing about carols. I do not sing myself and your video of bass part helped me greatly to appreciate the composition and pronounciation and the text. Thank you so much and keep the good work!
    https://paxengland.blogspot.fi

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  71. basshymn26 November 2017 at 11:17

    Thanks very much! Glad you found it helpful.

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  72. Rick Boettger18 December 2017 at 12:41

    You are the greatest! How can I pay you for your work? I'll check your website to see if I can find a "contribute" button.

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    1. basshymn18 December 2017 at 12:55

      Looks like you found it! Thanks - much appreciated!

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  73. Anonymous27 January 2018 at 02:38

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  74. Justin V1 February 2018 at 17:08

    Your videos are a tremendous resource. I joined the church choir knowing nothing, and stumbled across your bass part to the Hallelujah Chorus, and it helped a lot. I come back every time I need to learn an old classic. Thank you, and blessings from Maryland, USA.

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    1. basshymn1 February 2018 at 23:26

      No problem - glad to help! You’re exactly the kind of person who I was hoping to help when I started making these videos. Many thanks for getting in touch and for your donation - much appreciated.

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  75. Unknown11 February 2018 at 01:01

    Hi there, just wondering what hymn book you use for the music and words. Here in Llanbadarn,near Aberystwyth we use Anglican Hymns Old and New.Your Baselines have been very useful to me for almost 2 months now. Occasionally we have hymns that are not in your list. Today it is 'Tis Good Lord to be Here'(Carlisle) and 'My God how Wonderful You are' (Westminster). Is it possible to make requests for these ? The same tune is covered by other hymns sometimes but it would be great to have the right words ! Many thanks for the time and effort you have put into compiling these very useful recitals.

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    1. basshymn11 February 2018 at 12:04

      Hi - I mainly use 'Complete Anglican Hymns Old and New' ... there are lots of editions. This one is bright orange and was first published in 2000. My God how Wonderful You are is in there, but I can't see Tis Good Lord to be here in my book I'm afraid. Yes, the same tune is covered by other hymns sometimes - I haven't done many duplicates! Carlisle is also "Breathe on me breath of God" which I've done a video for. I've not done the tune Westminster though - I will do it! Thanks for pointing it out!

      No problem! I'm about to start having a few fridays free to do a bit of work at home, so will divide it between the basshymn videos and a few other projects I think! Thanks for getting in touch!

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  76. Unknown14 February 2018 at 23:40

    Thank you !

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  77. Unknown18 March 2018 at 02:39

    Hello, just a note to say how your bass parts are still helping me with my church choir singing. Also a request. 'Glory be to Jesus' ,tune Caswell would be a helpful addition. Many thanks again for these very helpful bass parts, keep up the good work !

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  78. BT16 April 2018 at 10:51

    I'm singing in a church choir which is performing Mendelssohn's Cantata "Lobgesang" "Opus 52" in English. The English version is known as "Hymn of Praise". Have you any plans for putting the bass/baritone parts for the Chorus on your website. I certainly would appreciate it very much if you would do this.

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  79. Unknown16 May 2018 at 19:15

    Hi~~!!
    I am a new entranced Bass part choir who recently entered the Cathedral Choir.
    I am learning C.Frank's Panis Angelicus these days.
    Can I get the Bass part of your Panis Angelicus?
    Thank you very much for your help.

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  80. Unknown26 September 2018 at 08:18

    Hello Thank you very much for your effort in helping people to sing properly in choir. May God bless you.
    Can you please add bass part of Run to the Manger by Victor C Johnson.
    Thanks

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    1. basshymn26 September 2018 at 08:27

      Thank you ... I’ve never heard that one before but I have found a score and it looks within my abilities! I’m actually free on Friday so I will do it then ... find Basshymn on Facebook if you are a Facebook person and want to know when it’s up. Or subscribe on YouTube.
      I’ll reply to this too!

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    2. basshymn28 September 2018 at 01:29

      I've made a video for Run, Shepherds!
      Hope it helps! https://youtu.be/bw9ffK5PNYk

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  81. Unknown30 September 2018 at 09:43

    Thank you very much for your effort. I was looking for the below song. When you get time please post a video. All the best. God bless.
    https://jwpepper.com/Run-to-the-Manger/10089986.item

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  82. CarlosG11 November 2018 at 19:21

    Hi. I write from Spain. I need to find audio from the chorus part of the opera otello for bass. Do you know where I can get it? Thank you

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  83. Antonio14 January 2019 at 14:09

    Hi and thank you for your work, it is an incredibly useful resource to learn choral music! I am looking for the bass part for Stanford Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in C. Do you have any plans to record it? Many thanks!

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    1. Unknown2 February 2019 at 15:19

      I second that request, when you get time of course. My 'go to' place to learn the bass parts for my church choir. Thanks so much!

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    2. basshymn8 February 2019 at 04:44

      If you have a look on my youtube channel then it's up! Thanks for the suggestion.

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  84. Unknown11 November 2019 at 04:42

    Hello,I just found your in yutube by chance,looking for "IF YE LOVE MI"it was very usefull
    thank you.
    BY CHANCE DO YOU HAVE OR KNOW WHERE I CAN FOUND "Hodie Beata Virgo de Palestrina Bass"
    thank you in advance

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  85. Unknown16 November 2019 at 07:11

    Thank you so much for this!
    We only have a church choir at Christmas and as a very occasional singer I need all the practice I can get!
    4 of our songs for this year are already on your list, but if you are wondering about what to do next can I request:
    Love came down at Christmas. First tune, Gartan (Irish Traditional Air)
    Come and sing the Christmas story. Ar hyd y nos (Welsh melody)
    Come and hear the joyful singing. (Tune of Deck the halls, arranged by Willcocks)
    Again, thanks so much for what you have done here,
    Chris

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  86. Stephen K7 December 2019 at 03:39

    Thank you for this, it has helped me a lot.

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  87. Seamus19 December 2019 at 04:22

    Would you consider adding the bass part (choir, not solo) for Beethoven's Christus am Ölberge, op. 85?

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  88. Unknown26 January 2020 at 09:03

    Any chance you could post the bass for Beautiful Savior by Christiansen

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  89. StrugglingUCSbass5 March 2020 at 11:01

    Hi, how about Haydn Small Organ Mass Bass line....please!

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  90. StrugglingUCSbass5 March 2020 at 11:01

    Hi, how about Haydn Small Organ Mass Bass line....please!

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  92. J.R.Hartley2 November 2020 at 22:59

    Thank you for all your amazing videos!
    They are incredibly useful to someone like me who cannot sight read but rather 'plays by ear'.
    Is there any chance you could perhaps do the bass part of Wicks's take on We Three Kings?

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  93. Unknown4 December 2020 at 22:57

    Can you please do bass part of Born Born in Bethlehem by Douglas E Wagner.

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  94. kuriankoshy8 September 2021 at 06:42

    I am a beginner in harmony singing. Iam so happy to find your blog and I am sure it gives tremendous oportunity for learning music for beginners like me.

    Kindly do a bass part for the hymn

    'Sinful, sighing to the blest'

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  96. juanito6 February 2022 at 12:07

    Zadok the Priest ( 1 st bass part)
    Thanks a lot. I have a doubt. In the interpretation minute 2,48
    first two bars of page 23, I think it corresponds to the bass seconds.
    Please, can you confirm it for me? At least it seems that way to me. Thanks

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  97. Unknown26 March 2022 at 23:55

    Just followed your bass part to Elgar Ave Verum. Very useful. Thanks!!

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  98. Tim13 April 2023 at 11:28

    Could you do Blessed be the God and Father by SS Wesley? Thanks!

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    1. basshymn13 April 2023 at 14:29

      Hello! Thanks for the suggestion - a good one! I've got quite a good routine going at the moment so I'll make a video and I'll upload it on YouTube on 29th April.
      Don't get many comments on my basshymn blogspot any more, mainly people getting in touch through YouTube.
      Thanks!

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    2. Tim14 April 2023 at 00:00

      We are due to sing this on April 23rd.. may be of help to someone else in the future ;) Thanks for considering it.

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    3. Tim26 April 2023 at 04:31

      It turns out we didn't sing it on the 23rd as the organist was struggling with the 2 stave music, hopefully later this year. You don't know of a version with a 3 stave organ part, do you?

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  99. jacquelineandron21 October 2023 at 03:00

    Have been listening to you for 10 years and have benefitted enormously. Just donated a small amount. (Ron in Perth)

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  100. Wendy9 June 2024 at 16:09

    Hi, thank you so much for your videos! I have only discovered them recently and have already used several for my husband who lost his sight nearly 6 years ago. He has a lovely bass voice and has to learn everything by heart now. It is often difficult to find bass parts with the words sung as well, so we really appreciate your work! Thank you!

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