These Things Shall Be
John Ireland Lyrics


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I Like ahhh i like uh hu hu hu hu hu with you oh your mouth…
I Like… ahhh i like uh hu hu hu hu hu with you oh your mouth…
My song is love unknown My song is love unknown, My Savior's love to me; Love to…


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Leon Mello

An amazing piece of music.

VICTOBERN

Still one of the most majestic and uplifting choral works ever written.

DAD

Me gusta (...), gracias por compartir!

Ruth Roper

I just came across this after listening to Walton's astonishing "Belshazzar's Feast" which was also on the Proms 2012 program. This Ireland piece is new to me. Coincidentally had thought I'd heard echos of Ireland's famous "Greater Love" in the ending of Walton's piece -- so was interested to find it on the same program. (Turns out "Belshazzara's Feast" was 1931, so preceded "Greater Love" -- guess Ireland echoed Walton.) Have been so depressed these days (2017) about what seems like a global slide into depravity, mass mental illness, nature shutting down... wondering if terrible times like the Belshazzar/Babylon story are in our future -- and then to come across this shimmering piece, the profound utopian text of "These things shall be" -- with the eerie question woven throughout: "What will the future bring?" So here we are in the future. From this optimistic 1937 pre-war prayer, here we are today. Thank God for music to keep us going. So beautiful and inspirational. (OK, a bit Disney in places, but perhaps Disney drew from music like this rather than the other way around? Music to lift and inspire - - Save us, St. Cecilia!)

robert frank gill

1937. Poignant. Also you can see where Alan Bush got his 1953 song cycle Voices of the Prophets from. (Bush was a disciple of Ireland)

gb5858

8:35 shades of Carl orff me thinks.... similar time period...

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