Shout with Glory! (DIGITALLY REMASTERED)

DIGITALLY REMASTERED

Tantara Records is pleased to reintroduce the Deseret Book best seller that marked the emergence of the BYU Men’s Chorus as a recording ensemble under the baton of then conductor Mack Wilberg (now director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir). Rousing hymns (“Redeemer of Israel,” “Lead Kindly Light,” and more) and folk songs from around the world (“Whoa, Haw, Buck and Jerry Boy” from early Utah, the immensely popular television favorite “Betelehemu” from Nigeria, and more) characterize this wonderful collection, which is newly available after a long hiatus in its new, digitally remastered form.

Tracks:

1. Brothers, Sing On! [0:39]

Edvard Grieg, arr. Howard D. McKinney

2. Redeemer of Israel [4:32]

Words by William W. Phelps, music by Freeman Lewis, arr. Mack Wilberg

3. A Mighty Fortress Is Our God [0:49]

Martin Luther, arr. William Heyne

4. Lead, Kindly Light* [5:22]
Words by John Henry Newman, music by John B. Dykes, arr. Mack Wilberg

5. The Morning Trumpet [2:39]

American folk hymn, arr. Mack Wilberg

6. Dry Bones [2:13]

Arr. Livingston Gearhart

7. If I Got My Ticket, Can I Ride? [1:46]
Arr. Robert Shaw

8. Child of God [2:04]

Arr. Emily Crocker

Three Welsh Songs (Wales)

Arr. Alun Hoddinott

9. The Yellow Sheepskin* [1:21]

10. Fair Lisa* [3:04]

11. Once a Farmer and His Wife* [1:29]

12. Tahiti (Tahiti) [3:07]

Arr. H. Jarolde Harris II

13. Hej, Dziny, Dziny, Dom (Slovakia) [1:25]

Eugen Suchon

14. Blow, Ye Winds Westerly (United States) [5:01]

Arr. Mack Wilberg

15. Cindy (United States) [3:55]
Arr. Mack Wilberg

16. Titery-irie-aye (Mormon Folk Song) [2:30]

Arr. James Kasen

17. Whoa, Haw, Buck and Jerry Boy (Mormon Folk Song) [2:00]

Arr. James Kasen

18. Odun De (Nigeria) [1:13]

Arr. Henry H. Leck and Prince Julius Adeniyi

19. Betelehemu (Nigeria) [5:11]

Via Michael Babatunda Olatunji, arr. Wendell Whalum

20. We’ll Shout and Give Him Glory* [3:58]

American folk hymn, arr. Mack Wilberg

21. Battle Hymn of the Republic* [5:25]
Words by Julia Ward Howe, music by William Steffe, arr. Peter Wilhousky

*Performed with the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra

Produced by Tantara Records