Break Forth Into Joy || The Tabernacles || Hyderabad Live Concert ||

Break Forth Into Joy - Trailer to the Main event
Conductor: Zubin Gibson

Since its inception by a group of young, enthusiastic, dynamic singers on 02 December 1967 ' The Tabernacles ' under its Founder Conductor, Late Kenneth V Gibson has steadily grown from a piano-accordion and an acoustic guitar group to a full fledged choir, rendering western light, semi classic and classical church music, pieces from Handel, Mozart, Beethoven and Bach. The group started with a small classical from Bach’s Jesu, Joy of Man’s desiring to singing some big classics like Mozart’s God is gone up, Handel’s Zadok the priest, Kyrie and Antonio Vivaldi’s Gloria, besides Negro Spiritual songs in the twin cities of Hyderabad and secunderabad.

The only choir group in the twin cities and one of the few in India to achieve a milestone of 55 years could only happen because of the zeal and interest, the will power and leadership qualities of the Founder Conductor, Kenneth V Gibson the conductor, supported by lots of love and dedication by the singers and musicians who have been part of the group. All Glory to God alone.

Audio / Video Production :
Kraftsmen Media
Finny Honoch
Beno Joseph Malogi
Dayakar Kommu
Elijah Emmanuel
Ravikanth Pallantla
Rupesh


0:00 Introduction
02:33 And the Glory of the Lord
05:53 Prelude
07:23 Carol: On Christmas day
12:03 And the Angel Gabriel
13:00 He shall be Great
15:00 Magnificat
19:24 Oh Christmas bells, ring far and near
24:13 Good tidings of great joy
27:09 The Wondrous story
31:14 Arise Shine! Thy light is come
35:41 The star of bethlehem
39:24 When Jesus was born
44:19 God frankincense and myrrh
47:56 Ring out, O bells
54:34 Piano Solo: Samuel Raj David
57:38 Men's Choir Glory to god on high
1:00:09 The Easten gate
1:02:41 Just a little talk with Jesus
1:05:45 Dere's a balm in gilead
1:08:16 Higher hands are leading me
1:11:31 Piano & Violin Duet : Cecil Naveen Elias & Kenneth Damara
1:16:03 Hallelujah Chorus

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