Lutheran Hymn Festival 2007

"Holy God, We Praise
Your Name"
Based on Te Deum Laudamus

Robert Hobby , organist

Festival Choir - Sam Eatherton

Children's Chorus of Greater Dallas
Cynthia Nott - Artistic Director

• Holy God, We Praise Your Name
• Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
• Father, Most Holy
• Of the Father's Love Begotten
• Lift High the Cross
• Instruments, Waken and Pubish Your Gladness
• My Father is My Lasting Joy
• Up Through Endless Ranks of Angels
• Lo! He Comes With Clouds Descending
• Evening and Morning
• Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadow
• We Praise You and Acknowledge You

• Pre-Festival Music
• Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven
• Let Children Hear the Mighty Deeds
• With High Delight
• My Soul Proclaims Your Greatness
• Jesus Shall Reign
• We Hasten, O Jesus (Children's Chorus)
• All Depends on Our Possessing
• You Satisfy the Hungry Heart
• Stay With Us, Lord
• O Day full of Grace
• Voluntary - "O Day Full of Grace"

Lutheran Hymn Festival 2001

"So Much to Sing About"

David Schack, organist

The Hymns of Jaroslav Vajda

Presented in cooperation with the Association of Lutheran Church Musicians

• Now the Silence
• God, Who built This Wondrous Planet
• Gather Your Children, Dear Savior, in Peace
• So Much to Sing About
• Source of Breath from Time's Beginning
• God of the Sparrow
• Shine like Stars
• Lord of Lords, Adored by Angels
• Up through Endless Ranks of Angels
• When You Woke That Thursday Morning
• See This Wonder in the Making
• Catch the Vision! Share the Glory
• Go My Children

Lutheran Hymn Festival 1999

"Alleluia,
let praises ring"

Michael Burkhardt, organist

• Festival Preludes: three Canzoni for Brass Choir
• Ceremonial Fanfare in D
• The God of Abraham Praise
• Alleluia! Let Praises Ring
• Rejoice, Rejoice, Believers
• He Comes to Us As One Unknown
• Jesus, Priceless Treasure
• Lord Of All Hopefulness
• Te Deum Laudamus
• New Songs of Celebration Render
• Now the Silence
• Lord, Thee I Love with All My Heart
• In Thee is Gladness

• Prelude: Entrata Festiva (organ, brass, timpani) F. Peeters
• All People That on Earth Do Dwell (245)
• From All That Dwell Below The Skies (LW 440)
• Praise and Thanksgiving (409)
• O Praise Ye The Lord - Laudate Dominum
• Praise To The Lord, The Almighty (LW 444)
• The Lord's My Shepherd, Leading Me (LW 417)
• Now Thank We All Our God (LW 443)
• Evening and Morning (LW 419)
• Our God, Our Help In Ages Past (LW 180)
• The Hundredth Psalm (choir) F. Mendelssohn
• All Praise to Thee, My God, This Night (LW 484)
• Postlude: Praise The Lord With Drums and Cymbals (organ) S. Karg-Elert

• Festival Canzonas: (brass) G.Gabrieli (1557-1612)
• A Festive Intrada (organ) W. L. Pelz
• Praise the Almighty
• Oh, that I Had a Thousand Voices
• Son of God, Eternal Savior
• A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
• The King of Love My Shepherd Is
• Sing to the Lord a New Song. Alleluia! (choir and brass) J. Pachelbel (1653-1706)
• Oh, Love, How Deep
• Have No Fear, Little Flock
• God, Who Made the Earth and Heaven
• Holy God, We Praise Your Name
• Fanfare for Reformation (organ) W.L. Pelz

Lutheran Hymn Festival 1993

"Our Christian Life:

Rejoice, Give Thanks and Sing"

Dr. Martin Jean, organist

• Sing Praise to God, the Highest Good
• Children of the Heavenly Father
• At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing
• May God the Father of Our Lord
• Rise, Shine, You People
• Our Father, by Whose Name
• I Leave All things to God's Direction
• All Things Are Yours, My God
• Our Father, Who from Heaven Above
• How Firm a Foundation
• Rejoice, O Pilgrim Throng