Amazing Grace with more than 200 bagpipes; live in Berlin 

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Words were by John Newton ex slave trader. Melody was from the chants from the slaves. 😪

Wow I didn’t know that…

@@janetsnyder8779 Watch the movie ‘Freedom’ with Cuba Gooding Jr. so good.

YES !!!

I’ll be there ❤️❤️

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Will we sing together I wonder

What a glorious day that will be!

I'm there :)

What branch of military were they?

Mine too…at my mom’s funeral…she always loved that song! ❤

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God bless them, i lost mine too, a loss too hard to bear,

I've been to several funerals where Amazing Grace was played on bagpipes. As soon as the drone note hits, I'm a wreck. There's just something so soul-gripping about bagpipes, I can't describe it.

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Wie immer gerne gehört, weckt viele Erinnerungen an gemeinsame Schottlandurlaube

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I'll see you there!

I was watching the solo bag-piper's breathing and I wonder how you don't faint ... it almost looked like he was hyperventilating! Anyway, clearly loads of skill involved, far more than I think people realise in playing the bagpipes and such a unique and haunting (in a good way) sound!

Been attempting to play the highland pipes for over 20 year and currently part of Harris County Honor Guard in Texas as a bagpiper. Unfortunately played AG at too many officers and friends services.

And that man’s beautiful strong voice! So rich and smooth…. A beautiful pairing to those pipes

Thank you!

Yup x

Selfishness and Greed.❤️🇺🇸🙏🏾

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@@MegaBrenda1970 thank you!

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I agree

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Praise Jesus ty your comment is uplifting for a worn person thankyou

ABSOLUTELY, AMEN and AMEN!!!

My Memaw would agree wholeheartedly. She was a farmer’s wife, mother and grandmother. She would listen to this over and over. Her favorite hymn. She had a little turntable with a gospel vinyl record of this hymn. She loved God with her whole self. Thank you!

Aw Jeff. I hear you my friend. 💛🙏🧡

Wish you, your family and your friends only the best

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS

I too am an ex firefighter/paramedic, and a military brat. I have been to far too many funerals, and almost all are with full honors. This rendition still has me crying. I now work with a group that provides rehab services for Fire and Police at extended scenes and our bus is frequently requested to be in processions for LODD funerals. Far too many since COVID.

My dad was Army then Fire and Rescue Service. They had a Fire Service funeral for my dad and this was playrd by a lone piper.

BLESS YOU ! I FEEL THE SAME WAY !-------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson

Amen!

Can you take your stories about your imaginary friend somewhere else please

@@darkjudge8786 man this is a song called Amazing Grace, literally written about God. This is literally THE place to talk about it.

@@darkjudge8786 We're sorry you'll never know the joy of Christ and all he brings. Keep worshiping your false deities. I'm sure at some point in time they'll offer great comfort....not.

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Simply Magnificent and played with bagpipes at my Mother's funeral and it raised the roof Pity they didn't play this at King Charles Coronation as the endless singing became boring 🕯️🕯️🌹🌹🕯️🕯️

@@alicaking6186 Even better they should not have held a coronation.

@@patrickkelly7085 I’m hoping at this point that he doesn’t live as long as his parents did.

@@Trapper_Creek_2024 If you had a job that entails no physical work with enormous financial rewards, if you got out of bed and servants washed you then dressed you , if you were followed every where you went by sycophants who constantly told you how fantastic and well loved you are, you my friend would live till a ripe old age like these leeches.

Couldn’t agree more. Absolutely awesome 🤩

Apparently you do because you felt the need to mention it here for no reason.

Can see completely what you mean but you are not really understanding this !

@@channahnoyb4803 could he not also of said I am 72 never cared about music but this is a great song rendition, but I also understand your reply.

I love Glasgow Scotland ♥️

Bagpipes and violins have that affect...

As a Dutch girl ( frisian) i agree. Would like to hear this by the sea or endless fields

@@maryannturton9830 And hurdy-gurdies.

And flutes!!! With harps. But bagpipes … well played… are hair raising glorious

I totally agree with you...it is a glorious song done this way, uplifting and so moving. I was fortunate to see similar, with just a lone piper way up in the turrets in Edinburgh Castle in 1996. A warm balmy evening at the military tattoo held every August. My Dad was sitting next to me, and the trip was to honour my Mother who had died 9 months before. This was played at her funeral...and in Edinburgh my Dad and I just listened in awe with tears throughout. Every time I hear Amazing Grace I stop and remember. Even a lone piper rang throughout the whole castle :-)

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Mmy only child son is in heaven and this song breaks me everytime

My grandfather passed on his birthday march 30th 2018 one day before my birthday march 31 and when I watch the version with fallen soldiers and their families and dogs at their caskets crying it can bring me to tears. He passed as a beloved grandfather, husband, father, and friend. He served the Korean War, too. It was a massive loss for our family.

100%, couldn't agree more.

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Yes and the lead singer Carl Ellis with the Healing Voice

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Stand tall and proud for your children. We did not start it but we did end it.

Sweet Amy, Jesus will be sent back soon and His kingdom is not of this world. Do not worry. Remember Jesus warns us in Matthew Ch.24, these things must take place before I return. Jesus redeemed me in March 2013 only as a spiritual Jew. He gave me this vision in the fall: "The 666 man will come out of the church and announce he is a homosexual at a pageant." God and Jesus (see Daniel 11:37 in the Douay-Rheims Holy Bible; next closest KJV) Jesus' least, little disciple, Laurie

Check out Book of Acts Ch.2-19-21; Apocalypse/Book of Revelation Ch's 5 & 7; Corrie ten Boom's books and she is on RU-vid sermons, as well as Jesus' other true disciple and prophetess, Basilea Schlink. God bless you Amy.

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My thoughts EXACTLY! WOW what a voice!

Gob smacking!!

Sounds like a demon

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It was my father's favorite hymn. Always makes me think of him.

Yep... Beautiful, haunting performance.

@@maryfleshman6570 “haunting”, that was the word I was looking for, thanks Mary.

This was played at both my parent’s funerals but for my Dad we had a lone Irish piper - incredibly poignant.

We too!

Me too. Me too

To me this is the sound of heaven ❤️

God bless you! ❤️

Good for you. Do you actually know how Scots people in Scotland today feel?

@@alicemilne1444 I don’t know

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What a moving rendition of one of my favourite pieces. I used to play the harmony for this.

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Someday we just might 🙏

​@@janicevresics2767 from your lips, to God's ears.

Dan Vasc also does it great. He is Brazilian

Amen. That's at least 2 of us..

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@@lefty4180 Four. This man and these bagpipes are the Greatest version this 65 year old has ever heard!

@@familymanof6169 Same here…I’m 62 and this is the best I’ve ever heard also!!

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Very well said

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Longest Day perhaps? Bagpipes to the rescue for glider troops near Caen on canal bridge?

@@tomsieg6572 think your right. At first I thought it was a bridge too far but unfortunately for those 1st airborne boys there were no scots coming to the rescue.

sure it wasn't invasion of the bodysnatchers?

Was it a film with actors pretending to save the British troops or was it a documentary.

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Amen my brother! De Oppresso Liber!!! You are my brother!!!!

You're in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong mighty soldier, you are never alone!

Thank you. 🙏

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absolutely 👌, beyond me too. The vibrations are in tune with the universe.

@@matztertaler2777 because bagpipes originated in India thousands of years ago, they were considered "heathen".

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I always liked bagpipes and would like to learn sometime how to play them Another song I listened to when i was growing up was Simon and Garfunkel I am gonna be 500 miles

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I agree with you on this song. I am crying as we speak.

I am the same as you on that one as I have had experience with this song when I lost my sister Angela

@@EDDY-to2hf I am so sorry for your lost. I have two brothers and my father dead. Right now I have a sister battling cancer, a 90 year mother who has had cancer, and a brother who had a triple bypass, diabetes, and not doing well. I am looking at three deaths that could happen anytime in the next year or two.

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🙏🙏🙏❤️ Your comment brought tears to my eyes.

@Jan Johanson First of all, I would like to offer you my deepest condolences and condolences on the death of your sister R.I.P. God bless you and your family

Greetings from the Highlands of Scotland..... rest assured woman... we will care for her soul.

So sorry for your loss.

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Bless you, your comment and the pipes playing as I read it made me burst out crying. 🙏🏽

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All glory to G-D!!

Imagine the world that could be, if we listened to Jesus! Your words are correct 👍

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1.3 million views. We are on the way…

Thank you for your service, God bless

And historically the Scots did . Great warriors and a beautiful country. Everyone should visit there if they can !!

Thank you for your service.

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Now you get to sit back, live off the taxpayers for the rest of your life and reminisce over how many American life’s you destroyed while you were a union socialist thug.

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Thank you!

Indeed, . . OR they've heard bagpipes played indoors in a hall which really doesn't have th eacoustics to allow it. Some buildings simply kille the pipes and all you hear is "strangled cat" Pipes played outdoors, magnificent.

At Maxville Highland Games, North American Championships. 1500 pipes and drums playing Amazing Grace. Something I'll never forget.

I just have to listen to this beautiful song most evenings, the bagpipes and this amazing voice just so very special ❤

You can say that again.

His voice sounds a bit like Paul Robson

Thank you!

I agree , that singer was amazing ! Amazing Grace played by bagpipes is awesome , too !

His voice: rich, vibrant.. perfectly balanced w/those pipes

That was a terrible singer . Elevated like that and his own spotlight ! It should have been about the bagpipes . Not the token wrong performer .

@@blinkyblonk4912 oh I'm sorry-- in my opinion I preferred his solo voice...I could have heard fewer bagpipes. But, I realize the way the sound of the bagpipes strike my ears probably differs from most. Re: tokenism-- perhaps the soloist was, & perhaps not. Nonetheless he was qualified or you can bet he wouldn't have been invited, but invited he was.

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Amen, hallelujah

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Yes I agree the hymn written by a Englishman does stir the blood

Bagpipes originated in Egypt!

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That is one of the most beautiful things I've EVER seen

Not only did the Scott’s invent the bagpipes, they wrote both songs you can play on them! JK.

@@MCowie sorry, they didn't.

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That would have been other worldly. How wonderful.

That's awesome! And bagpipes on a lake is especially amazing. ❤️

@@SuperCrazybumblebee absolutely agree. I hope I hear this if I make it to heaven.

Oh my how wonderful!!!! I am part of an Emmaus Community. ALWAYS on Saturday evenings at our candle light vigils…. If a piper in our community can play his pipes Amazing Grace just elevates it to Glory!

Wow

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Same here and what a deep voice

Same here.

You have low standards .

Your first sentence describes you as well... Inside and out.

@@bobsmoot2392 Thankyou kind sir xx

Thank you, Pam. By the way... I have played Amazing Grace many times on the pipes, that my father gave me, when I was 8. And I have played that song at funerals, as well.

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I am so glad your husband survived his tours of NI. As a NI citizen I really appreciate your husband and his colleagues for keeping us safe from terrorism. God bless you.

Amazing Grace and Danny Boy are two songs that bring a timeless power with them, that will surely stretch across the ages deeply touching many, even those without known heritage connecting them to the “British Isles”. Mix in some bagpipes and their power gets amped up markedly! My Mom’s father was born in Uig a tiny “barely a hamlet” on the magically mystical Isle of Skye in the Northern Hebrides at the edge of the North Sea and off the coast of Scotland. Skye was where the iconic song memorializes “Bonnie Prince Charlie” “the man born to be King” of Scotland who fled “over the sea to Skye”. Sir Sean Connery’s Mom was also born and raised there (Uig) hence a number of times over the years when some would “accuse me” of looking a bit like him I would observe the odds were good that our respective family’s sheep dogs very likely looked related! My Dad was first born American and met and married my Mom in England while stationed there for the USAF. Each of my Dad’s two parents arrived through Ellis Island as toddlers with their Italian families settling in Carnegie, Pennsylvania named after the famous Scotsman and steel industrialist who donated virtually all his fortune building libraries all across the USA. My last name is one of the symbols of Florence, Italy and as far as we know our forefathers helped manage the private army for the Medici. So I tell folks that, as far as we know, my forefathers were in charge of ensuring the Masters could sleep soundly so they could be inspired for the Renaissance; a seriously big job and “shoes” that surely feel impossible to try and fill. Oh the pressure! :) My Dad was an electronic defense and intelligence industry pioneer with a presence that often intimidated, who spoke less than most but when he did all paid attention. His presence and look was a bit like a mix of famed actors Brian Dennehy and Gene Hackman. In short, he had a decidedly “buttoned down” presence which was surely also part of spending your entire career working with highly classified defense intelligence community programs, etc and especially through the Cold War. So when one day he told my youngest sister and our Mom on a trip to Britain they were on for my sister’s high school graduation present, that he had a recurring dream of his having been a Roman soldier when he first arrived to the Scottish Highlands, we kept that quiet within the family. But I admit having many times since then, over four decades ago now, imagined a Love Story stretching across the ages with my Mom and Dad being the featured couple; a powerfully striking photograph of my Mom’s grandmother when her grandmother was in her late teens that looks the exact image of my Mom at that age, surely helped inspire that fanciful idea all those decades ago. In sum, both my two sisters and myself along with both of my parents (Mom is still here and we just lost my “middle sister” Debbie this last April) felt a powerful draw to the Scottish Highlands that words alone are ill-equipped to properly describe. On one of my visits at 19 years old and which was absolutely a trip of a lifetime filled with memories I will cherish until the day I leave this life, two words came to me that felt closest at describing for me, the Scottish Highlands; a “haunting beauty”. To fully appreciate those two words describing the Scottish Highlands one should have some understanding and appreciation of the history. There are many reasons I remind folks now and again that when the Romans conquered much of the then-known world the only place they built a wall from sea-to-sea across the mid section of an entire country (based on today’s map, effectively) to keep “those crazy fighting you-know-Whats” on the other side, was in Britain. Finally and for what it is worth, I have gathered numerous largely anecdotal stories over the years with quite a few being moments I describe as “even atheists might reconsider” that help make a respectably strong case for my theory that genome research will one day find a gene that should be named “The Protector Gene”; some of us have “an extra one or few”, I am quite sure. One manifestation of that with me is what I describe as my “overdeveloped sense of Big Brother” as in the kind we’d all surely like to have to help watch over us, be there when we need him, etc. Which helps explain - a little - some number of situations including some that cannot be fully explained without prompting that “even atheists might reconsider” I noted previously, where I was at the exact right place at the exact right time a number of times, to be further blessed in helping save some lives and to be clear no I am not a First Responder, etc. One of those involved being blessed with stopping a suicide try of a young teenage girl that I’ve only been able to share one time I think, without getting a bit choked up; I really need to dig up the Sheriff and Park Ranger reports on that, for posterity. Every time I’ve shared that story - thus far, at least - ALL those listening understand why I observe, “even atheists might reconsider”.

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Truth. Serious goosebumps, would have been ethereal to have been there.

@@stevemarzocco4983 Thank you for that history. ❤️

This song always makes me cry happy tears . This gentleman's voice just gave me shivers! Absolutely amazing!

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Thank you for this nice story

The best part if it was it being free I bet

@@seamusofarrell5683 If? I believe it's of.

When words fail, music speaks 🙏

I have Scottish heritage and every time I hear the Blessed pipes I am humbled to my core ❤️✝️❤️

I’m supsupping right now !

In Brazil we sing Auld Lang Syne at funerals and people from other countries find it strange. We have other lyrics about Silence, which means we should be silent in respect and that voice has been silenced until we meet again in Heaven.

And you have a nice Scots irish name dear lady!

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Great piece of music but nothing more.

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I hundred percent agree with you. I was in absolute tears while listening to this rendition. The violin also brings me to tears. AMEN 🙏

3 Instrument: a voice

I would only add bugles playing Taps.

Me too Michael!!

What a great comment, Bret. Jesus is Lord.

I remember picking up an old music book when quite young (5-7) with the basics in music, before I knew I couldn’t sing a lick. In my mind, ears, I did it perfectly, I found out years later. And I still remember myself singing it to perfection. Although I never will. I’m 63 now. Beautiful song

I’ve done a little checking into my Family Tree, and it appears I have Scotch, Irish Descent in my Background too. I intend to check further for more Proof. If it’s True, I Would LOVE to see the Area it’s said that my Ancestry was at in that area. 👍🏻🇺🇸👍🏻☠️🇺🇸

The pipes might stir your ancestral blood but amazing grace is English written by a Englishman.

@@patrickkelly7085 Still a Very Beautiful and Soul Moving song to hear and Especially when played on Bagpipes. I Love the Sound of it. Being a Veteran, I’d love to have this played Lastly at my Funeral.🇺🇸☠️🇺🇸🧝🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎶👍🏻

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God bless and comfort you, dear man.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Same but my sister Angela

You Have been given COURAGE BY GOD.

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Prayers for Germany. Peace

Prayers 🙏

Sending love and prayers from Australia 😘

@@caravandonna708 thank you 🙂

In our thoughts and prayers, rest assured x

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My neighbor in my family old house plays the pipes every night too. As we are an old protestant family in France, our burial place is in our property. My baby brother gets to lay in the most beautiful place in the world, listening every day to birds singing and at night to the sound of this man.

There is a guy who plays the bagpipes at dusk every evening in a gorgeous wooded area outside San Antonio, TX, known as Grey Forest. Tons of deer grazing in front yards, a nice running creek and narrow 2 lane roads...idyllic, especially for bagpipes!

Bless the Scots!

Hi from Berkley

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Not many people could have pulled that off.

Not wanting to detract from the vocalist's superb voice but bear in mind he was mic'd up and the pipers weren't! For many years many of the bands taking part in 'The Worlds' always rehearsed right outside our office in Glasgow - what an amazing sound!

That is for sure ssooo beautiful omg

This a Scottish tradition, to have the lone piper play till the last person leaves the cemetery plot & area. My SIL had the same for my older brother just a few years ago. Warmed my soul & still I cried...

@@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669 Mum was a Burnett...beautiful tradition xx

That scene you painted is.. amazing. Thank you

Ich hatte das während meiner Bundeswehr-Zeit bei einer Beerdigung eines Kameraden! 150 Bagpips am offenen Grab! Das vergisst man nie wieder im Leben!

@@Superbaer567 I agree....a memory that stays with you forever :)

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No.... Its even MORE beautiful.. GOD is being kept alive by YOU....

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I have to agree i become a weeping mess Cheers to those who have deep feelings God bless

Most beautiful version I have ever heard.

Is greatest "AMAZING GRACE" ever. Thank you ❤ .

Omg how did I miss this ❤ you are wonderful !

you got a great voice you"re up there with Elvis & Jim Nabors. best version of this song ever. hope you're recovering from your accident.

This is the only version that I listen to - the voice is spot on and the bagpipes amplify the talent that Carl has!

Wrote the song when he realized that HE was in chains, and that he was saved by Grace, not by works. He first wrote it for a typical English melidy, but changed it to a slave hymn of sorrow on the pentatonic scale. Many more verses were added on through the years, and then Chris Tomlin gave the song a soaring, wonderful refrain,"My Chains Are Gone" about 12 years ago. Im going to shut up, now.

Not exactly true. The author of the poem worked on a British slave ship he wasn’t a captain. He had an issue with the crew and was sold/given to a black/African/Arab port owner where he was treated as a slave. Accounts differ on how he escaped his enslavement and repatriated to England. He re-converted to his mothers puritan religion and 17 years later wrote the poem about his conversion back to his religion. Nearly a decade after the poem was written it was linked to the tune and used by abolitionists. Long after that event he also issued one and only one statement against slavery. Harriet Beecher Stowe manufactured the tale of his being a captain and an abolitionist. “Roots” capitalized on the lie.

A English ships captain.

@@patrickkelly7085 Not true. The British registry of ship’s captains, both Royal Navy and commercial fleet, does not list him as a captain. You are a victim of the popular mythology.

@@canisscot7763 "Amazing Grace" is a Christian hymn published in 1779, with words written in 1772 by the English poet and Anglican clergyman John Newton (1725-1807). It is an immensely popular hymn, particularly in the United States, where it is used for both religious and secular purposes. Newton wrote the words from personal experience. He grew up without any particular religious conviction, but his life's path was formed by a variety of twists and coincidences that were often put into motion by others' reactions to what they took as his recalcitrant insubordination. He was pressed (conscripted) into service in the Royal Navy. After leaving the service, he became involved in the Atlantic slave trade. In 1748, a violent storm battered his vessel off the coast of County Donegal, Ireland, so severely that he called out to God for mercy. This moment marked his spiritual conversion but he continued slave trading until 1754 or 1755, when he ended his seafaring altogether. He began studying Christian theology and later became an abolitionist. Ordained in the Church of England in 1764, Newton became curate of Olney, Buckinghamshire, where he began to write hymns with poet William Cowper. "Amazing Grace" was written to illustrate a sermon on New Year's Day of 1773. It is unknown if there was any music accompanying the verses; it may have been chanted by the congregation. It debuted in print in 1779 in Newton and Cowper's Olney Hymns but settled into relative obscurity in England. In the United States, "Amazing Grace" became a popular song used by Baptist and Methodist preachers as part of their evangelizing, especially in the South, during the Second Great Awakening of the early 19th century. It has been associated with more than 20 melodies. In 1835, American composer William Walker set it to the tune known as "New Britain" in a shape note format. This is the version most frequently sung today. With the message that forgiveness and redemption are possible regardless of sins committed and that the soul can be delivered from despair through the mercy of God, "Amazing Grace" is one of the most recognisable songs in the English-speaking world. Author Gilbert Chase writes that it is "without a doubt the most famous of all the folk hymns".[1] Jonathan Aitken, a Newton biographer, estimates that the song is performed about 10 million times annually.[2] It has had particular influence in folk music, and has become an emblematic black spiritual. Its universal message has been a significant factor in its crossover into secular music. "Amazing Grace" became newly popular during a revival of folk music in the US during the 1960s, and it has been recorded thousands of times during and since the 20th century.

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Thank you, its an amazing tune Indeed

Being an atheist ( like myself) doesn’t mean you can’t appreciate excellent religious architecture and absolutely overwhelming music......

@@julied6512 Right on mate!

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it was written by a Englishman.

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My Father likes Paul Robeson.

I was thinking the same, that he sounded just like Paul Robeson. Then I saw you comment, I couldn’t agree more. Absolutely wonderful.

You sure are right the first note that he sang gave me chills.

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That's a beautiful story and example of the true nature of man when he yields to God's grace and glory. ❤️

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