Reviewed by Tony Cummings

This album has had rather a tortuous history. Originally recorded in the mid 80s for Window Records, never released by them, but sold to Word (UK) where, as "Worship His Majesty', it eventually appeared. Now it has been repackaged with a new title and sleeve, presumably to ride on the wave of popularity currently enjoyed by instrumental praise albums in general and Mr Routledge's 'Classical Praise Piano' album for Kingsway in particular. So how is the music? Keith has always had a lovely touch on the concert grand and with a lush but never sickly sweet orchestra produces some quite lovely renditions of well-known choruses like "Open Our Eyes", "Jesus How Lovely You Are" and "Let There Be Love". Timeless stuff and well above average "Christian muzak".

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