All hail the power of Jesus name-2

"All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" is one of the most triumphant and widely sung hymns in Christian worship. This particular score is a treasure for choir directors because it brings together three of the most beloved historical tunes for Edward Perronet’s majestic text: Coronation, Diadem, and Miles Lane.

In the choir loft, having all three settings side-by-side allows a director to choose the perfect mood for the occasion. Coronation offers a sturdy, marching rhythm that congregations know well, making it ideal for a powerful Entrance or Recessional hymn on feast days. Diadem introduces a more elaborate, polyphonic choral texture with its cascading "crown Him" echoes, often reserved for special choir anthems or festive celebrations. Finally, Miles Lane provides a stately, majestic build-up that captures the profound reverence of the words.

Singing these verses—calling on angels, martyrs, and all nations to "bring forth the royal diadem"—unites the local congregation with the universal Church. The soaring descant provided by Tony C. Eluno adds a brilliant layer to the final verse of Coronation, lifting the voices of the faithful as they join the everlasting song to crown Christ as Lord of all.