Songs from the Intergalactic Hymnbook: As this site grows, you will find fabulous new music, and free sheet music, so that you can sing these songs yourself in schools, clubs, churches, youth groups or just at home. The songs range from contemporary pop to Christian rock. Some numbers have audio tracks, some have videos, and some sheet music too. Download them to your computer, add them to your iPod, or burn them onto a CD. At the moment, it's all free. Join us!
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A suite of six delicious summery instrumentals from the world's happiest band. Click the link below to enjoy the video or download the mp3s.
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This is one of those simple songs that you can pick up really easily: hear the first verse and chorus and you can work out the rest of the song and the harmonies. Whitney sings lead with Nury on guitar and synth. Don't be fooled by the gentle, low-key opening: the song builds up real energy. Click the link to hear it.
"Baby Mine: The Song of the Carpenter's Wife" is a song that seems to be about the building of a cradle for a new baby. But the words chosen foreshadow a darker event: Easter. Click the link below for a video. The singer is Karen Teoh -- check out the three part harmonies at the end.
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One girl stood on a hill: around her feet, the world was spinning. This song, in 1920s jazz style, features the amazing Lillian Lam.
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Glory in the highest, the angels sang. Click the link below to hear Whitney give a great performance with a song that starts simple but builds up to a strong climax. We deliberately up-mixed the bass and drums to give it a funky feel.
Whenever we do this song live, we get requests for CD or download copies. Lillian Lam's got a great voice and sings this like she really means it. It's a gentle song about living in two worlds, and starts off gently with simple piano backing, but grows into a grand, sweeping piece.
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This is ultra-modern techno rock retelling of the story of the wise men following a star. Check out the lead guitar lines and the bass riff that runs under Lindie's great vocals. Click the read line below to hear the song and see the video
Foot-tapping rock song from three girls, aged six to ten. The tune is full of hooks and the girls manage a catchy harmony line too. "One man came to rock the world" they sing. This was written for adults (and verges into heavy rock territory towards the end) but the girls do a great job. Read on to learn more, hear the song and see the video.
This original song from Mr Jam has a cheery, 1960s flavor about it. Think of the Beatles in their more melodic period. The funny video was created by filming Mr Jam walking backwards around town and then playing the film in reverse so that everyone else is going backwards. Read on to hear the song and see the video.
This may be the ultimate east-meets-west musical exchange. Songstress Kim Lytton moved to China with her family. An amazingly talented woman, she told the story of the remarkable experience in a song. Click the Read On line below to hear the song and see the video.
The Rev Stephen Durie decided to rap his reading of a story from the gospel--and the result is Sinna Rap by MC Priest. The video was recorded in the tiny but gorgeous Morrison Chapel in Macau.
Christmas isn't a date on your calendar. It's a magical space you enter when you are in the right frame of mind. What's more, it's a small suburb of heaven.
One of our simplest but best-received songs, this number, mostly just vocals and guitar, has a message and melody that have touched many people.Read on to learn more, hear the song and see the video.
This is a harmonic pop song based on the sermon on the mount, suitable for adults or youngsters. It actually has three melodies which eventually blend into a single piece. Read on to learn more, hear the song and see the video.
Many people are astonished to see/ hear a Westerner like Kim Lytton sing in excellent Chinese. And the songwriting is great, too. Click the read on link below to enjoy a bilingual Christian song.
Who would have thought you could compose a pop song with a toy piano? Actually, we also used real instruments, and of course some creative young people. This is in a style called ska, which is a highly danceable British sister of reggae. Great fun.
This original song has a lovely Enya feel about it, plus some great harmonies. It's a bilingual worship song from Kim Lytton, an American who has been living and working in Yunnan Province, China. Click the "continue" line below to see the video.
This song was part of a musical war between Hong Kong and Singapore. This number and the song to which it forms a reply are both on this site (below). Watch both videos and tell us which you think is best. Read on to hear the song and see the video.