Royalty Free Christian and Gospel Music

Description: Visiting The Vatican (Version 3) is a choral vocal piece using a men's A Capella choir singing Gregorian Chant with a Latin Text. Travelogue music for visiting The Vatican, The Pope, and other Holy Places. Also promo music for Monastic Wines of France.

Description: This hymn is attributed to W. W. Walford, published in 1849 and has appeared in a large number of hymnals since the 1850’s The music is by William Bradbury in 1861. Here it is done with a spirited church organ. A upbeat happy tempo of 98 bpm.

Description: This is a standard hymn used for children and Sunday school throughout the Christian world and published in 100's of hymnals. The lyrics were written by Anne B. Warner with the music composed by William B. Bradbury, a well known and famous hymn composer from the 1800's. Here done in an orchestra ensemble of piano, strings, harp, voice choir, and flute. at a happy and fun 96bpm.

Description: A popular classical hymn about the Eucharist with music and lyrics written in the 1800’s. Here done with a classical orchestra ensemble of piano, strings, harp, voice choir, and a beautiful flute melody line. 102bpm Jesu du mein hirt

Description: A popular classical hymn about the Eucharist with music and lyrics written in the 1800’s. Here done with a classical pipe organ. 102bpm Jesu du mein hirt

Description: Lyrics by Charles Wesley in 1738 to the music Sagina written by Thomas Campbell. This is and old classic hymn that is published in hundreds of hymnals today. Here it’s done with a traditional pipe organ. Edited for seamless looping. 100 bpm.

Description: A classic hymn written by Frederick Lucian Hosmer in 1891. In most instances the lyrics are set to the music of Irish, a folk song from Ireland published in Dublin in 1749. Here done in a classical ensemble of piano, flute, harp, strings, and voice choir. 98bpm

Description: A very familiar and well known hymn based on Joachim Neander's Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der Ehren, published in 1680. The melody used by Neander is based on a folk tune. The text is from Psalm 103 and Psalm 150 and the hymn has been published in 100’s of hymnals. Here presented in a classical orchestra ensemble with piano, flute, harp, strings, and voice choir. 104bpm

Description: An advent and Christmas carol hymn adapted by one of the most influential writers Charles Wesley in the 1700’s set to the tune Stuttgart by Christian Friedrich Witt written in 1716. This hymn is considered an enduring classic Christian hymn and is included in 100‘s of hymnals. Here done with a classical ensemble of piano, harp, flute, strings, and voice choir. 100bpm

Description: A hymn written by William Kethe in the 1500’s. Most instances set to the music of Old Hundredth also so from that century and is one of the best known pieces in all Christian music traditions. A hymn that has be popular for 400 years! Here presented with a classic chamber ensemble that would have been used at that time. This would make a reverent addition to any related theme. 102bpm