11 Songs, 37 Minutes
Then Sings My Soul: The Best of The Priests
The Priests
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4.6, 12 Ratings - $10.99
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How Great Thou Art
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Panis Angelicus
By César Franck - The Priests, Academia Philamonica Romana, Sally Herbert & The Irish Film Orchestra
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Danny Boy
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Benedictus
By Karl Jenkins - The Priests & The London Oratory School Schola
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Amazing Grace
By John Newton - The Priests, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & The Irish Film Orchestra
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Requiem: Pie Jesu
By Andrew Lloyd Webber - The Priests, Academia Philamonica Romana, Sally Herbert & The Irish Film Orchestra
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Irish Blessing
By Bob Chilcott - The Priests, Academia Philamonica Romana, Sally Herbert & The Irish Film Orchestra
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King of Kings
By David Delargy, Eugene O'Hagan & Martin O'Hagan - The Priests & The London Oratory School Schola
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Ave Maria
By Franz Schubert - The Priests, Academia Philamonica Romana, Sally Herbert & The Irish Film Orchestra
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Abide With Me
By William Henry Monk - The Priests, Academia Philamonica Romana & The Irish Film Orchestra
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Carousel: You'll Never Walk Alone
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Ratings and Reviews
BEAUTIFUL
NaRiHo
I just want to say Thank you - been waiting for another album and this one is beautiful !
About The Priests
Vocal trio the Priests present an amiable mix of sacred music, classical arias, Christmas carols, and traditional Irish songs. Founding members Father Eugene O'Hagan, Father Martin O'Hagan, and Father David Delargy hail from Northern Ireland, where they began singing together as students at the grammar school St. MacNissi's College. They later trained for the priesthood at Irish College in Rome, and during their time there, they were invited to sing for the Pope in the sacred liturgy. Returning to Ireland to work in their separate ministries, they continued to sing together while still fulfilling their duties as full-time parish priests.
The group's accessible style and potential crossover appeal led to a recording contract with RCA Victor, and they worked with famed producer Mike Hedges (U2, Sarah Brightman) on their debut album, The Priests, which saw release in 2008. It reached number two on Billboard's Classical and Christian charts, hit number 66 on the Billboard 200, and charted across Europe as well as in Australia and New Zealand. The trio's share of the proceeds from all this success went to their parishes and to support retired priests. A second album, Harmony, appeared in 2009 to less fanfare, although it still charted in nearly a dozen countries, reaching the Top Three in Sweden and New Zealand. By the following year, the Priests had sold more than three million albums worldwide, and they wrapped up 2010 by releasing a traditional Christmas album, NOËL. The trio returned on the SWM7 label with their fourth album, Alleluia, in 2016. It included a mix of traditional hymns, Irish songs, and classical selections, along with a cover of "Eleanor Rigby." ~ Marcy Donelson & Steve Leggett
The group's accessible style and potential crossover appeal led to a recording contract with RCA Victor, and they worked with famed producer Mike Hedges (U2, Sarah Brightman) on their debut album, The Priests, which saw release in 2008. It reached number two on Billboard's Classical and Christian charts, hit number 66 on the Billboard 200, and charted across Europe as well as in Australia and New Zealand. The trio's share of the proceeds from all this success went to their parishes and to support retired priests. A second album, Harmony, appeared in 2009 to less fanfare, although it still charted in nearly a dozen countries, reaching the Top Three in Sweden and New Zealand. By the following year, the Priests had sold more than three million albums worldwide, and they wrapped up 2010 by releasing a traditional Christmas album, NOËL. The trio returned on the SWM7 label with their fourth album, Alleluia, in 2016. It included a mix of traditional hymns, Irish songs, and classical selections, along with a cover of "Eleanor Rigby." ~ Marcy Donelson & Steve Leggett
- ORIGIN
- Derry, Ireland
- GENRE
- Classical
Songs
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Ave MariaBy Franz Schubert
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Pie Jesu
By Andrew Lloyd Webber - The Priests, The Irish Film Orchestra & Sally Herbert
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Irish Blessing
By Bob Chilcott
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