Bless This House

This 1927 English sacred song has had world-wide popularity for good reason. The sentiment is direct and the melody is strong. The composer May Hannah Brahe was also known as May H Morgan. It was originally published under the title Bless the House.

The warmth of the worship gathering is presented in this gentle ballad for general use. This anthem will be particularly useful when planning homecoming or building dedication services but the real value may be realized as a callto worship or fellowship song. A new favorite.

Come to the Fair was taught and sung extensively throughout the twentieth century in England and abroad having been first published in 1917. It has a charming tune whose allargando at the beginning of each Chorus is memorableand catchy as is the refrain ‘Heigh! Ho! Come to the Fair!’ It has been recorded several times including a version by Kiri te Kanewa.Easthope Martin was an English composer prolific in his production of light music primarily for the Voice. He wrote three sets of Songs of the Fair from which this tune comes and it has been extensively arranged for various Choral voicing. Poet Helen Taylor is famous for having written the text for popularsong Bless This House.

This engaging anthem beams with gratitude to God. The memorable melody highlights the text that describes our many blessings and celebrates the relationship we share with God.

Our matching folio to the inspirational 2001 recording from this acclaimed preacher/author/recording artist and The Potter's House Mass Choir features 10 uplifting songs in styles ranging from gospel to funk. Songs: Bless the Lord - Born Again to Win - The Devil's Already Defeated - Let Your Glory Fill This Place - Lord of All - Marvelous - The Storm Is Over Now - Thou Art My Help - Trust and Obey - When My Season Comes.