The Georgia Boy Choir - The Lord Is My Shepherd 

Yes. Me too❤

It will be sung at my funeral!

And also support the arts and the arts traditions of the nations of the world! Never upon never should governmental support and patronage be reduced or eliminated! What a desolate world there would be without the creations of the human spirit! The ethereal unchanged voices of pubescent boys are like the angelic choirs of Heaven! May those choirs continue forever! The training the boys receive will support them for the rest of their lives, and this comment is being made my one who many years ago was privileged to have been a soloist and member of the acclaimed Apollo Boys Choir of Palm Beach, Florida.

yup the most iconic Sitcom in British History

Thank you!

Zoey The best I can remember singing this with the traditional melody as a child with other girls, I think the girl voice can bring something to this piece that is at least equal to the best of the boys. In assembly the mixed choir sang the descant and the rest of the junior school sang the usual melody. When I was about thirteen my voice changed and I stopped singing. I have started singing again in church in mezzo soprano, sometimes top soprano if I get up early enough to warm up my voice LOL! Keep singing!

+Tom lane Wonderful! Howard Goodall is fantastic, isn’t he?!

Dorota Sidorska *communion

but the word of the lord let me get here.

Yes ...Versace funeral on crime story, as soon as I heard Lord is my shepherd had to hear it again so stunning, is this the best version of this ?

Hi this is 2020 and i'm listening this song same reason as you

Need the purse version tho

You have been blessed !

It is actually Uppsala Cathedral in Sweden. Although we do love St. Phillips here in Atlanta too!

Howard Goodall

Yes, this version is by Howard Goodall. 😊

@@GeorgiaBoyChoir and its was made for a British Sitcom The Vicar of Dibley (is worth to watch and very funny)

Yes sir!

Howard Goodall. Isn’t it a lovely version!?

My Goodall writes good TV music and this was used as a BBC sitcom TV theme song. It was for a comedy about a female Anglican vicar, in a village called Dibley. Very amusing, sometimes outrageously so but never loses the idea that the shepherd of the flock has to look after the flock, no matter how daft, wayward, frustrating or hardwork they might be.

And that's what makes the song so beautiful ! ! !

As a general rule we do not hear accents from singing. Ever heard an English accent from Beatles or Rolling Stones? Hear a Scottish accent from National Youth Choir of Scotland? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gcL9S5a3weU.html Watch how well trained choristers shape their mouths while singing.That's part of the explanation.

+RicardoD That is true!