All Hail The Power
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Entrance songs, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns
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All Hail The Power by James Ellor — Lyrics
About All Hail The Power
"All Hail The Power" is one of those majestic hymns that instantly lifts the energy in the church the moment the choir takes a breath. Sung here to the sweeping, polyphonic "Diadem" tune, it is a glorious declaration of Christ's kingship. The words call on everyone—from the angels and martyrs to every tribe on earth—to bring forth the royal diadem and crown Him Lord of all.
In the choir loft, this piece is a thrilling workout for every voice part. The verses build steadily until they break into that famous, cascading "Crown Him" section, where the sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses echo and chase each other before uniting for the final, powerful cadence. It is a favorite for the Feast of Christ the King, but it works beautifully as a grand entrance or recessional hymn on any festive Sunday.
When the congregation hears those rolling harmonies and the triumphant final line, it brings a real sense of awe to the Mass. It reminds us that our singing joins with the "yonder sacred throng" in an everlasting song of praise.