Abide with me by St. Stephens's College Choir 2020. A tribute to the victims of COVID-19. скачать в хорошем качестве

Abide with me by St. Stephens's College Choir 2020. A tribute to the victims of COVID-19.

The Hymn is a tribute to everyone who has felt and continues to feel the effects of COVID-19. Our hearts go out to all victims of the virus who have lost their life, family members, as well as those who have been indirectly affected through the loss of jobs, life experiences, and opportunities. This video is also dedicated to all the medical personnel, grocery store workers, and all other essential personnel working the front lines to help combat this pandemic. Abide With Me is a well-known Christian hymn composed by Henry Francis Lyte in 1847, though the lyrics are usually sung to William Henry Monk's melody Eventide rather than Lyte's original music. Lyte wrote the words to his poem while he lay dying from tuberculosis, and lived only three weeks after its completion.It is popular across many denominations. It is a plea for God to be always present, in one's life and through death. The verse " O death, where is thy sting, O grave, where is thy victory?" assures us when Christ will come again He will defeat death and everyone dead in Him and those who believe in Him shall be risen for the eternity. Special thanks to the College Chaplain Rev. Dr. Fr. Monodeep Daniel and the Associate Chaplain Rev. Samuel John. Sung and edited by the second and third years of St. Stephen's College (2020-2021) (Singers) Sopranos: Elisha Singh Fanny Cynthia Jenita Saji Linnet George Prarthana Peter Priyanka Gupta Rebecca Varghese Riya Francis Sharon Seenu Sneha Daniel Suzanna Lal Altos Aastha Hitter Ankita Grace Faith Gupta Jane Christina Lidia Abey Oshin Tomar Sneha Lakra Tenors: Anugrah Brij Cilvo Simon Nathan Bag Sonal Mathew Basses: Lael John Patrick Chacko Samarth Harrison Tarun Samuel Descant: Fanny Cynthia Sneha Daniel Video mixed and edited by James Ashish. God bless you. Do like, share and subscribe. :) #ststephenscollege #COVID-19 #Abidewithme