Saints Serving

Downloads

All Songs on a CD Collection (as a compressed folder):

• MP3 files for all 24 songs on Volume 1
• MP3 files for all 24 songs on Volume 2
• MP3 files for all 20 songs on Challenge Week CD

CD 1 Harmony Parts (piano) MP3s

• All parts MP3 collection (4-parts all being played)
• Alto parts MP3 collection
• Tenor parts MP3 collection
• Bass parts MP3 collection

CD 2 Harmony Parts (piano) MP3s

• All parts MP3 collection (4-parts all being played)
• Alto parts MP3 collection
• Tenor parts MP3 collection
• Bass parts MP3 collection

Challenge Week CD Harmony Parts (piano) MP3s

• All parts MP3 collection (4-parts all being played)
• Alto parts MP3 collection
• Tenor parts MP3 collection
• Bass parts MP3 collection

Download Ringtones

• Be Thou My Vision verse 1a
• Be Thou My Vision verse 1b
• I Shall Be Like Thy Son - verse 1a
• I Sing the Mighty Power of God - verse 1
• My Rest is In Heaven - verse 4b
• Name of Jesus! Highest Name! - verse 2
• None But Christ Can Satisfy - chorus
• Not What I Am Oh Lord - verse5a
• O Blessed Savior, Is Thy Love - verse 2b
• Praise the Savior - verse 1
• Thou Art The Everlasting Word - chorus
• We'll Sing of the Shepherd - verse 3b

To download specific files or words, go to the song's page, which include mp3 recordings and midi files. Midi files include one with all 4 parts ("full"/"all") and three to help in learning a particular harmony part (see 'Learn Harmony' below for more info). Click 'download' or 'listen' next to the file you would like to access. If the 'listen' option does not work, simply click 'download' then 'open.'

News

December 2008 Thanking the Lord that the 2nd CD is now in hand! Contact us to request a copy.
January 2009 MP3 files for Volume 1 and the Challenge Week CD have been made Stereo. They are the same as the original files, except in stereo.

Notes

USES OF RECORDINGS: These songs have been recorded to help saints:

1. Become familiar with the songs
2. Learn the Words (for ALL the verses)
3. Learn the Melody
4. Perhaps even learn the Harmony Parts

... all with the goal of a local gathering being able to sing the spiritual songs together as an assembly, singing unto the Lord. (Eph 5:19; Col 3:16)

How?

• become familiar with the songs by singing along...at home, at work, or when traveling
• give CDs to all in a local gathering, so all learn the songs and you can sing them when together
• play songs to your children so they learn them (bedtime, while playing...)
• listen to a song then discuss Scriptures which relate to it
• make your own CD to learn to sing harmony (see below)
• give a CD to a saint that can not get out to meetings

LEARN HARMONY:
May our singing of harmony fulfill the desire that multiple saints can unify together as one full, combined voice around one glorious object - the Lord Jesus!

Recordings have been prepared to help in learning to sing a given harmony part (alto, tenor or bass). These recordings follow the basic structure:

• Beginning Verse(s): harmony part alone
• Middle Verse(s): harmony part plus melody
• End Verse(s): all parts

Three types of resources are available:

1. Voice mp3 files (for a few songs)

Voice mp3 recordings are provided on the following song pages:

• A Mind at Perfect Peace with God
• Christ Jesus Hath Done All Things Well (tenor)
• May the Mind of Christ My Savior (tenor)
• My Redeemer
• None But Christ Can Satisfy
• O Patient, Spotless One!
• Praise the Savior Ye Who Know Him (tenor and bass)
• We'll Sing of the Shepherd

2. Piano mp3 files

Piano mp3 recordings are available for all songs. You can download all of these for a given CD Collection under "Downloads" above.

3. Piano midi files

Piano midi files are also provided on each song's page. Your computer will 'interpret' the midi file using a simulated 'piano' playing the notes. The disadvantage of the midi files is that an mp3 player or CD player will probably not be able to play these files. For this use, download the Piano mp3 files.


If you are starting to learn to sing a harmony part, consider preparing a CD with both the voice and piano mp3 files for 4 or 5 songs, then sing along until you get the hang of it!