If You Could Hie to Kolob

Ethereal arrangement of a Mormon Hymn

Thanks for the soothing song.

"Let All Associate" sung by Talia Johnson.

Kindly,

Wabbit

Nov 24, 2011 -- 11:26AM, Acts 28:22 wrote:

Nov 24, 2011 -- 4:37AM, Lilwabbit wrote:

Nov 23, 2011 -- 12:15PM, Acts 28:22 wrote:

The Christophor Tin Piece is wonderful!  Here's a piece by LDS artists Kurt Bestor and Sam Cardon that I think would fit along beautifully!                   www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTf3G3S6UZI

Another piece by the artists is a little better known

www.youtube.com/watch?v=si4-gOqqlB8         (read the various comments below)

Both pieces are hauntingly beautiful. I've listened to them many a time earlier. Continuing with the theme as well as broadening horizons, here're two Muslim pieces that you may like with an open heart:

"In every tear He is there" by Sami Yusuf.

"Who I Am" by Zain Bhikha (from South Africa).

Kindly,

Wabbit

 

Thanks Wabbit,

Today is Thanksgiving here in the U.S. of A., a very important holiday.  This is one of my favorite hymns, the arrangement is my Mack Wilberg who then was a choir director at Brigham Young University.  (this was recorded in the 1980s)   

Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing

Howdy Acts and blessed New Year to you and your dear ones!

Sorry for the hiatus! Here's "O Bahá'u'lláh" by the Voices of Bahá choir and the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra.

With kind regards,

LilWabbit

Nov 24, 2011 -- 4:37AM, Lilwabbit wrote:

Nov 23, 2011 -- 12:15PM, Acts 28:22 wrote:

The Christophor Tin Piece is wonderful!  Here's a piece by LDS artists Kurt Bestor and Sam Cardon that I think would fit along beautifully!                   www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTf3G3S6UZI

Another piece by the artists is a little better known

www.youtube.com/watch?v=si4-gOqqlB8         (read the various comments below)

Both pieces are hauntingly beautiful. I've listened to them many a time earlier. Continuing with the theme as well as broadening horizons, here're two Muslim pieces that you may like with an open heart:

"In every tear He is there" by Sami Yusuf.

"Who I Am" by Zain Bhikha (from South Africa).

Kindly,

Wabbit

 

Thanks Wabbit,

Today is Thanksgiving here in the U.S. of A., a very important holiday.  This is one of my favorite hymns, the arrangement is my Mack Wilberg who then was a choir director at Brigham Young University.  (this was recorded in the 1980s)   

Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing

Nov 22, 2011 -- 11:27AM, Lilwabbit wrote:

Let's change continents for a moment. Here's "Baba Yetu" by Christopher Tin (The Lord's Prayer in Swahili).

Hope you enjoy! :)

Wabbit

P.S. BTW, I quite enjoy the skillful performances of the Mormon pianist Jon Schmidt and his cello-playing friend (available all over Youtube).

The Christophor Tin Piece is wonderful!  Here's a piece by LDS artists Kurt Bestor and Sam Cardon that I think would fit along beautifully!                   www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTf3G3S6UZI

Another piece by the artists is a little better known

www.youtube.com/watch?v=si4-gOqqlB8         (read the various comments below)

I agree Schmitt and friend are very talented, another LDS pianist I love is David Tolk youtu.be/sUyrFDz55CY