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More Gelineau psalm goodness, this time Psalm 90 (91). Again, NLPHB uses the original Grail text due to its time of publication. There are a choice of two Antiphons: 1 My refuge, my stronghold, My God in whom I trust! … Continue reading →

Getting back to the New Living Parish Hymn Book, a had resolved to do every hymn come what may, but this one is a bit much. It is Joseph Gelineau’s setting of Psalm 50 (51). Nothing wrong with that, but … Continue reading →

Rounding out Proclaim Lismore Wildfire‘s 2025 album, “It’s Good to be Alive” is another collaboration with Rachael Kama. This is blues testimony and a lot of fun. It was written by Evronia Allan, Eliza Blunn, Rachael Kama, Alex Pereira,Daniel Pereira, … Continue reading →

Proclaim Wildfire Lismore made this rousing funk style song with Rachel Kama, who worked at Lismore in the past. The song was written by Evronia Allan, Eliza Blunn, Ashlinn de Dassel,Rachael Kama, Alex Pereira, Daniel Pereira & Laurie Pratt. The … Continue reading →

This a charming song of the Annunciation from the young people of Proclaim Wildfire Lismore. It was written by Evronia Allan, Eliza Blunn, Ashlinn de Dassel, Jaz Letchford, Daniel Pereira & Laurie Pratt. The resources including the chords are at … Continue reading →

This is another song from Proclaim Wildfire Lismore‘s 2025 album, It’s Good to be Alive. Even more explicitly than the other songs in this collection is urges gratitude and optimism. This quiet, thoughtful song was written by Ashlinn de Dassel, … Continue reading →

This song by Daniel Pereira & Laurie Prattis is from Proclaim Lismore Wildfire‘s 2025 album, It’s Good to be Alive. It is a fine ballad for personal reflection, devotions and school use. The chords and lesson plans are their site. … Continue reading →

This is another song from Proclaim Lismore Wildfire’s 2025 album, It’s Good to Be Alive. It was written by Evronia Allan & Eliza Blunn and is a very lovely song by talented young people. Get all the supporting material including … Continue reading →

I think I need a short break from traditional hymnody. I will get back to it. Coming back to the present time and songs written in Australia, it is always good to see what the youth group in Lismore is … Continue reading →

I really didn’t spend much time on Christmas Carols when I came to them when doing the As One Voice hymn books all those years ago, and my backings were… ahem – interesting. This is of course a Christmas staple … Continue reading →