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A compilation of hymns during Britain's longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. On the solemn occasion of her State Funeral held at Westminster Abbey on Monday 19th September 2022, the Westminster Abbey choir rendered a moving collection of hymns that resonated with the nation's grief and gratitude.
Compilation of hymns during Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
Included:
🕊️ Love Divine, All Loves Excelling - Composer: Charles Wesley 🕊️
In this beautiful hymn, the choir's angelic voices soar, reflecting the profound love and devotion that Queen Elizabeth II inspired throughout her reign. As we bid farewell to a remarkable monarch, let us remember the love she bestowed upon her people.
🕊️ The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended - Tune: ST. CLEMENT (Scholefield) 🕊️
Penned by John Ellerton in 1870, this hymn reminds us of the passing of time and the completion of a life well-lived. As we mourn the end of an era, we find solace in the memories of the Queen's dedication and service to the nation.
🕊️ All People That on Earth Do Dwell - Old Hundredth: Melody from Genevan Psalter 🕊️
Written by William Kethe, this timeless hymn echoes the sentiments of unity and reverence for God's grace. In the context of the State Funeral, it symbolizes the collective grief of a nation, coming together to pay their respects to a beloved Queen.
🕊️ The Lord's My Shepherd - Crimond (Jessie Seymour Irvine) 🕊️
As we bid farewell to Her Majesty, this comforting and soothing hymn encapsulates the eternal peace and guidance that she now finds in the hands of the Divine. May we find strength in the faith that she held dear throughout her life.
Let us cherish these hymns as a testament to the enduring impact and influence of Queen Elizabeth II on the hearts of her people. Though she may be gone, her memory will live on in the annals of history, and her legacy will continue to shape generations to come. May she rest in eternal peace. 🌹
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See also: The best hymns ever written