Portsmouth Methodist Youth Choir - Sing Your Praises

Monday 6th January 2003
Portsmouth Methodist Youth Choir - Sing Your Praises
Portsmouth Methodist Youth Choir - Sing Your Praises

STYLE: MOR / Soft Pop
RATING 5 5 5 5 5
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 6497-6657
LABEL: Independent
FORMAT: CD Album

Reviewed by Tony Cummings

I’ve heard better youth choir albums than this one, but I’ve heard worse… a lot worse… as well. Recorded at Anlaby Park Methodist Church, Hull, the soloists are OK without being spectacular, the choice of material is pretty wide (Hillsongs “From The Mountains” to Iona Community’s John Bell’s “We Will Lay Our Burdens Down” to Mozart’s “Ave Verum”). The tracks that worked best were acapella traditional choral things like “Praise The Lord – Cheltenham Psalms” though the backing band, called B4U, are excellent with bass player Ben Connor’s song “Responsibilities” an outstanding number deserving of wider exposure.

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Reader Comments

Posted by Zoe in Portsmouth @ 12:16 on Jul 25 2005

Yes, as a member of a choir, i agree with you Jade! We do put a lot of effort into rehearsals and concerts. Also the other week we did a performance of Jesuschrist Superstar! and it was fantastic the audience loved it. So please who ever wrote this review please consider coming to one of our concerts to see how good we are! Maybe you will be shocked....



Posted by Jade in Portsmouth @ 23:07 on Jul 22 2005

Portsmouth methodist youth choir is a great choir! i was very upset with how u rated it. We as a choir put a lot of effort into this c.d. Maybe before you rate it you should come to our concerts. thanks



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