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Luverley – but in practice, one most often comes upon the tune “Crimond” for The Lord’s My Shepherd,” no?
Personally, I prefer “Brother James’ Air,” hower, mine is not to choose, but to provide!
Keep up the Gambo selections Charles, he was so good!
You never watched it?! Then you have some serious catching up to do! 😀
I’ve sung it on several occasions. You only get to hear a tiny bit of it in the theme tune but the rest is quite good. Particularly the “Yeah though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death” bit. It’s by Howard Goodall who I think also did the Blackadder theme tune.
Goodall out of Rutter? Jolly clever writing. A good choice by Gambo, I think: a modern version which harks back (words) but is also (melodically) now.