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All Daniel Chorzempa Concerto Amsterdam Handel-Organ Concert No. 3 in C Minor London Philharmonic Orchestra ELGAR-Enigma Vars.-P & S Marches Capricho arabe-serenade andantino Great Guitar Classics Jesus, Good A bove All Others Salvation Army Mainstream Message Spirit of the living God-Holy Ground Kurt Kaiser Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs Lord, Come and Heal Your Church Classical Praise Quartet Wonderful Love How Majestic Medley Don Marsh Orchestra "Beside Still Waters, Vol. 4" Agnus Dei Nikolaus Harnoncourt Requiem Deutsche Harmonia Mundi Via Dolorosa Chiz Rider Chiz Shenandoah Concordia Choir Sing Joyfully Nocturne No. 2 in E flat major, op. 9 N Daniel Barenboim Chopin Nocturnes Wednesday 10/25/2017 9 A Song Title / Album Title Artist / Label Onward Christian Soldier Celtic Hymns Vol. 2 Celtic Hymns Vol. 2 Madacy Entertainment Group Leaning on the Everlasting Arms Carol McClure Hymns of Hope for Harp Hold On Chicago Acapella Go Down, Moses (Spirituals) Variants on Like a River Glorious Bob Jones University Symphony Orchestra May Jesus Christ Be Praised The Old Rugged Cross Esther Shin Chuang Esther Shin Chuang Plays Hymns (2015) Largo Gheorghe Zamfir Glorious Pipes Philips Let Me Fly! 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