Stand Up And Bless The Lord
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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Stand Up And Bless The Lord by Charlie Lockhart — Lyrics
About Stand Up And Bless The Lord
"Stand Up And Bless The Lord" is a bright, rousing call to worship that immediately draws the congregation into the spirit of the Mass. Set to the brisk and joyful short-meter tune Carlisle, this classic hymn is a favorite for the Entrance procession. When the choir strikes up that opening line, it serves as a direct invitation for everyone in the pews to rise to their feet and join in with heart and soul and voice.
The text moves beautifully from a general call to praise into a deeper reflection on God's majesty and salvation. As we sing through the verses, we ask for that living flame from His own altar to inspire our minds and touch our lips. It is a wonderful reminder of why we gather each Sunday: to proclaim His love and lift up His glorious name.
For a choir, this piece is straightforward but incredibly effective. The four-part harmony in the solfa notation allows the voices to blend cleanly, giving the words the strong, unified sound they deserve. It is the kind of hymn that sets a confident, joyful tone for the rest of the liturgy, reminding us that God is truly our strength and our song.