Dr. David Maxwell, the Louis A. Fincke and Anna B. Shine Professor of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, reflects on the Ten Commandments and the way they are expressed in Lutheran music, including a piece from J.S. Bach, from the organ in the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus. Previously, Dr. Maxwell ..
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings this tremendous hymn of faith
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings this glorious setting of the Te Deum
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings the beloved hymn based on Psalm 23
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings the classic Easter hymn
James Marriott plays an organ work famous for its use as an Easter postlude
A Concordia Seminary choir sings the beloved hymn
A Concordia Seminary choir sings the classic Passion hymn
The choir Laudamus sings the chant often sung on Good Friday
A Concordia Seminary choir sings the classic Lenten hymn
James Marriott plays organ overtures to “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” and “Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates.”
Jim Marriott playing his own overture to the Reformation hymn
David Maxwell reflects on – and plays – the Bach hymn “Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now.”
How Bach transforms, as only Bach can, an ancient hymn to the Holy Spirit