Reviewed by Tony Cummings

This is the third volume of the unexpectedly popular concept of getting panpipes to play well-known choruses and hymns. As has been previously noted, sometimes the material isn't particularly suited to the instrument while on other occasions, like on the Graham Kendrick title track; it creates a very nice, contemplative effect. For me the most effecting tracks were Simon Bernard-Smith's original compositions "Pain Of Calvary" and "The Empty Tomb". Maybe next time the instrumental virtuoso will get a whole album of his own works.

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