Table of Contents

Disc One
1. Praise and thanksgiving 170

2. Great God of every shining constellation 246

3, God weeps 168

4. For the world and all its people 262

5. Take up the song 171

6. Kyrie eleison 648, Sanctus and Benedictus 651, Agnus Dei 653

7. God, who made the earth 228

8. Love is the touch 115

9. How shall I sing that majesty? 128

10. Come, my Way 579

11. He is exalted 437

12. Earth, earth, awake 420

13. The tyrant issues his decree 330

14. Oh, for a closer walk with God 552

15. So much wrong and so much injustice 572

16. He came to earth 394

17. All my days I will sing 467

18. We turn to God when we are sorely pressed 393

19. Christ, of God unseen the image 453



Disc Two
1. The Lord's my shepherd 15 (Psalm 23)

2. Uyai Mose/Come all you people 757 (Psalm 100)

3. The Lord is my light 23 (Psalm 27)

4. Lord, you have always been our home 54 (Psalm 90)

5. O, come, and let us to the Lord 59 (Psalm 95)

6. Bring to the Lord a glad new song 106 (Psalm 149/150)

7. Sing a new song to the Lord 62 (Psalm 98)

8. Not to us be glory given 74 (Psalm 115)

9. O praise God in his holiness 107 (Psalm 150)

10. Soon and very soon 749

11. "I have a dream", a man once said 710

12. Halleluya! We sing your praises 674

13. O holy dove of God descending 591

14. Loving Spirit 597

15. Jesus puts this song into our hearts 692

16. Take and eat 670

17. Is it spooky, is it weird 602

18. When we are living 726

19. You are called to tell the story 680

20. May the God of peace go with us 786

About the Author

Douglas Galbraith is a tutor at the International Centre for Sacred Music Studies, University of Wales Bangor.
Ian McCrorie MBE is a noted Scottish choral conductor, associated first with the Toad Choir of Greenock and subsequently with the Scottish Philharmonic Singers, who for fifteen years sang with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, and latterly with the Scottish Festival Singers. He is also the official historian of CalMac.