All Hail the Power!
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All Hail the Power! by James Ellor — Lyrics
About All Hail the Power!
"All Hail the Power!" is one of the most triumphant hymns in the choir loft, and when singers take on this soaring "Diadem" tune, the energy in the church shifts entirely. It is a song of absolute majesty and kingship, calling on angels, martyrs, and all nations to bring forth the royal diadem and crown Christ as Lord of all. In Nigerian parishes, this piece is a magnificent choice for the Feast of Christ the King, Easter Sunday, or any grand celebration where the liturgy calls for a powerful, full-voiced declaration of faith.
The arrangement captures the thrilling, cascading "crown Him" section that makes this specific tune so beloved by choristers. As the voices layer over one another—each part entering to echo the command to crown the King—it creates a wave of sound that lifts the entire congregation. Rehearsing that polyphonic build-up takes focus, but when it locks together during Mass, the result is glorious. It is a piece that asks for a royal procession in music, leaving everyone who hears it moved by its sheer scale and devotion.