A talented Ukrainian saxophonist brings a modern worship anthem to life during a Sunday service at the Church of Christ the Savior in Vancouver, Washington.
Andrey Chmut is a skilled Ukrainian saxophonist, composer, and producer who has built a remarkable career working with major international acts like jazz legend Bob James. Growing up with music deeply rooted in his life, he eventually released celebrated projects including his debut album Smoothability, which was ranked in the top 10 Ukrainian albums of 2019.
The piece he performs is Holy Forever originally written by Chris Tomlin along with Jenn Johnson Brian Johnson Jason Ingram and Phil Wickham back in 2022. The song reminds us that generations have sung praises to God and we join that same endless worship. Its core message points straight to the eternal majesty of our Creator giving us comfort and hope.
Watching this particular instrumental rendition feels remarkably peaceful. How soulful the saxophone sounds as it starts playing the popular worship song. It was praising God like a powerful human voice filling every corner of the room. The piano and drums accompaniment made it even more special. As the choir joined at the end it just felt heavenly. What a glorious way to worship God.
WATCH: Andrey Chmut’s Soul-Stirring Saxophone Rendition of ‘Holy Forever’
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