HOW EXCELLENT IS THY LOVING KINDNESS

Watch my recent performance of this great piece. Remain blessed!

[agathacumberbatchroosevelt]

I am so proud Africa is holding fast to the Christian traditions!

[hopebrownchitalo]

Beautiful singing for the Lord, , , , how excellent is his kindness

[olaroti]

One of my most beloved choir pieces in the Baptist choir!

[godson]

Beautiful song. How excellent, how excellent, is thy loving kindness.
This pianist is super. Love him

[MathewKiberu]

ITS SO GOOD AND AMAZING, THANKS BE TO GOD.

[AderohBenedict]

Beautiful one sir ❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉 weldone sir and kudos to the Choir

[jetfansuperd]

Stunning Choir and spirited accompaniment.

[bossrabor]

One of the very first I sang in the choir in 1976 .
I have been searching for the lyrics especially the tenor part

[teinyeboyle]

This is stellar!
This piece is every chorister's delight as some way or the other, one would have sung or came across this glorious number.

Weldone with the organ, it gave it a rather empire feel which was very deserving.

[abiakwuchima]

Grew up loving this work… it’s a shame until now I’ve not performed it. This was the single piece that attracted me to choral music. In fact I must perform this with the earliest opportunity

[uchennafelix]

This is beautiful sir. Beautifully accompanied

[tunjiero-phillips]

One of Caleb Simper's beautiful compositions

[davidsonusen]

What a rendition. It makes me think of heaven

[samuelfaroore]

One of the best performances of this song I've listened to. Great rendition, Beautiful Organ Accompaniment.

[franklinenfor]

Wow that's marvelous. Keep up the good job sir. Watching from Cameroon.

[eugenendukwe]

Tobi, you are really exceptional! I have loved this piece for over 30 years.

[komedawn]

Wait! why didn't we see the choir at all? It's your channel but come on.

[ravijoshua]

So uplifting! Thank you 🙏🏽
Who is the composer?

[thomasvanantwerp]

Such beautiful music! Is this an Anglican church?

[deimorrris]

I truly like and appreciate the presentation. But I have one serious problem which I'll share starting with two questions: Why was it necessary to focus the camera during the entire recording on the organist alone? Why is it that your viewing audience was deprived of seeing the choir -- which sang beautifully? I understand the need to highlight the talent of the organist -- nothing wrong with that -- but I think it is a discourtesy to the other persons that make up the entire performance to keep the camera focused on one individual. At the end of the day, the performance is, or should be, about the spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It certainly should not then be the focus of one individual. Finally, please know that I am not making this comment as a criticism, but merely to stimulate the thought process of anyone who reads this, in particular persons responsible for producing such videos. May the Almighty God continue to bless you all.