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Gospel singers of the world. Masterpieces of gospel music, recommended popular songs.

A roundup of classic gospel hits and recommended artists!

We’ve picked a wide range—from staple gospel music to slightly lesser-known tracks.

Gospel was born from a blend of Black music and classical music.

Its history is relatively young, said to be a genre that gradually took shape around the time the United States was founded.

This time, we’re highlighting the allure of gospel along with timeless songs and artists.

If you love Black music, be sure to check it out!

Gospel singers of the world. Classic masterpieces of gospel music and recommended popular songs (21–30)

Load, I lift your name on high, High And Lifted UpJoe Pace

This is a song included on an album by Joe Pace, who leads the Colorado Mass Choir.

“Lord, I Lift Your Name on High” is a well-known worship song.

Partway through, it shifts to “High and Lifted Up,” making it even more powerful.

He’s AbleDeitrick Haddon

Deitrick Haddon is an American gospel singer-songwriter, producer, actor, and pastor who has been active since 1995.

He is known for progressive gospel that incorporates a contemporary style.

This track was released in 2008 and reached No.

24 on the U.S.

charts.

I surrender allOslo Gospel Choir

Olso Gospel Choir – I surrender all(HD)With songtekst/lyrics
I surrender allOslo Gospel Choir

A Christian hymn written by Judson W.

Van DeVenter, an American art teacher and musician.

It has been recorded by many artists, including Mahalia Jackson, Glen Campbell, and Amy Grant.

This version is by the Norwegian gospel choir, the Oslo Gospel Choir.

Total PraiseBrooklyn Tabernacle Choir

Total Praise – Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Total PraiseBrooklyn Tabernacle Choir

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is directed by the church pastor’s wife.

Although it’s strongly associated with Black gospel, people of many different races sing in this choir.

This song was composed by Richard Smallwood and is a gospel piece that conveys the majestic solemnity characteristic of sacred music.

Take Me to the King feat. Kirk FranklinTamela Mann

A spiritual ballad whose heartfelt devotion to God and soul-stirring, powerful vocals evoke deep emotion.

This moving masterpiece was created by Tasha Cobbs Leonard from Texas, featuring gospel heavyweight Kirk Franklin.

Released as a track on the June 2012 album “Best Days,” it held the No.

1 spot on the Billboard Gospel Songs chart for 19 consecutive weeks.

In 2023, it received double-platinum certification from the RIAA, among other high accolades.

Beginning with gentle piano and gradually expanding to a grand scale, the piece is marked by a simple yet beautiful melodic line.

The tender, compassionate vocals embrace listeners seeking comfort and support.

We Lift Our Hands In The SanctuaryKurt Carr

Kurt Carr – We Lift Our Hands In The Sanctuary
We Lift Our Hands In The SanctuaryKurt Carr

Kurt Carr, an American artist who captivates audiences with stirring, powerful harmonies and a warm, soulful voice.

Featured on his live album “Awesome Wonder,” this piece explores the theme of praise in the sanctuary, expressing a humble spirit of prayer on a grand scale.

Blending traditional gospel with elements of R&B, jazz, and soul, his distinctive style offers an inviting familiarity that feels as if it speaks directly to the listener’s heart.

Recorded in September 2000 at Faithful Central Bible Church in Inglewood, California, the track was also included on the gospel compilation “WOW Gospel 2003,” earning broad acclaim across diverse audiences.

With simple lyrics and a memorable melody, it’s a perfect song for those just beginning to explore gospel music.

Hail Holy QueenSister Act

This is a song that appears in a scene from the blockbuster film “Sister Act.” The choir starts off singing demurely, but from the middle it shifts to a lively, up-tempo melody that reaches people all over the city.

In the film, the song’s lyrics mix English and Latin, but the original version is entirely in English as “Hail, Holy Queen enthroned above.”