Church bells to modern music?
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My first guess would be the Raleigh Ringers:\n\nhttp://www.rr.org/\n\nThey have done everything from Disney to Pink Floyd on the handbells. They are an amazing group.
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hello i think your talking about carol of the bells.
404454
Ok I'm going back to my first answer of Christ Church! I know its not the right one, its the closest link I can find to him! I have tried so hard to find the right one I feel I deserve 10 points for effort! Don't you? :-)
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I don't know what a concert prayer is, but I don't see a problem with electric guitars in church.  We have one, two acoustic guitars, two keyboards, a piano, percussion, a viola, and a cello.  The Bible says, "Make a joyful noise unto the Lord."  It doesn't specify that electric guitars are not to be used.  Pianos weren't around in Bible times either, but we still use them.  There's nothing "evil" about music until you make it "evil" with lyrics or whatnot.  Any music offered to God as a true act of worship is pleasing to Him.
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You can hear it on the itunes radio. \n\nDownload it here\nwww.itunes.com\n\nThen once it's installed go to radio>religious>click the station!
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Hey buddy, I feel ya 100%. I used to listen to ska of all kinds, from Five Iron to Less than Jake. Even the O.C. Supertones had some great songs. But ska has indeed gone the way of the buffalo. I still listen to the Bosstones and LTJ but if you want Christian Ska specifically, I'm posting a link with a list of current Christian Ska bands. Keep up the skankin!
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I suggest you contact someone at the following website: http://www.psalmdrummers.org/index.htm
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There is no such thing...fortunately! I hate hymns, so I wouldn't sing them for a second, let alone eternity. Dumb people can only concoct two imaginary hells and call one heaven.
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No idea sorry, I only get the chance to watch Jools at New Year...bring on the bells!
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mine is just right. It has the word  of God. I would change nothing. I donot like the mega churches because if you want the concert type worship music, go to a concert.  If oyu're worshipping the lord you do not have to go all out, you can keep it simple, if I would change things about churches I've been to then I would  wish it was more hymnal old fashioned instead of a crazy concert scene.
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http://members.aol.com/alshymns/godsmusic.htm
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it would need to be theatrical type piano and possibly orchestra type music so you might try online as opposed to your local stores, but ya never know. Ask around the  shops, look  in that general direction.  But they did use orchestras and piano, bass, cello, oboe,violin, (all together now) that kinda thing. orchestral music isn't just modern symphonies...maybe try looking for movie titles online and see if it tells you what music they used?
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If you want just the music without anyone singing it go to:\n\nhttp://resources.christianity.com/details.aspx?showcode=hofc&xml=hofc_20051115_1c540589-9232-4835-b50b-9d7c63a841ae&play=true\n\nThere will be a link in the middle of the page that says "listen now", click it and a new window will pop up and it will play in that new window.  If you want to hear people singing it go to:\n\nhttp://www.rhapsody.com/sacredchoirs\nthere is a link you click on, and it too should pop up in a new window. We LOVE this song!!!  If you don't like that version of it, you can do a search on rhapsody for it and it pops up like 200 plus versions of it
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I'm not sure of your question..... but there are volumes of good spiritual poetry available.... I enjoy some of the older poets.  If you go to http://www.ccel.org/ccel/bevan/tersteegen.toc.html   or just http://www.ccel.org you can read a bunch.... many of the older poems were to music - that's where the hymns came from!
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AC/DC, Hells Bells, was it a church bell or cow bell??? could make a diffrence!
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Have you tried your local Christian bookstore?  Or even online..they sell accompaniment tracks all over the web!
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I believe the Marine Corps Hymn is what you are looking for.\nCheck Glen Miller stuff.