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This is a collection of forty fairly familiar songs . . . tastefully edited by Neil Jenkins . . . Singers looking for songs whose texts have a scriptural base will find great treasure here . . . The collection should be widely appreciated. * Musical Opinion Summer 97 *
Sing Solo Sacred is a well-collected compendium with many well-known favourites that singers will love to perform and an audience will love to hear . . . The accompaniments have been tailored to suit the church organ as well as the piano, and do echo the truth as far as possible when straddling two accompanimental mediums . . . The album is available in high or low voice, reasonably priced and accessible to singers of all standards and for accompanists of a moderate ability. It offers a good and varied familiar selection of sacred repertoire, and takes range of voice into consideration in the transpositions. There is a helpful list at the front of the book giving directions as to which songs are appropriate for occasions such as Eastertide, weddings, funerals and others. It is not a definitive edition, nor is it meant to be, but it certainly serves a flexible purpose. * Music Teacher, Sept 97 *

The Holy City ; The Lord is my Light ; Christians, on this day of gladness ; Flocks in pastures green ; If thou art near ; Jesu, joy of man's desiring ; May the father's boundless love ; Up, up my heart with gladness ; Ave Maria ; The Old Rugged Cross ; Agnus Dei ; Ave verum ; Pie Jesu ; Ave Maria ; Panis Angelicus ; Come unto him ; I know that my redeemer liveth ; Let the bright seraphim ; Lowly they kneel ; Merciful God ; The Lord's Prayer ; Abide with me ; The Lord is my shepherd ; Brother James Air ; O for the wings of a dove ; Agnus Dei ; Alleluia ; Ave verum ; Laudate Dominum ; Hark, the echoing air ; Ave Maria ; Litany ; God shall wipe away all tears ; Refrain thy voice from weeping ; The Lost Chord ; He that is down ; God be in my head