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'Sing unto the Lord, all the earth'
Recently I sampled CD recordings made by church soloists in New York, St. Louis, and San Francisco.
The husband and wife team of Julia Wade and Peter Link have collaborated on a CD titled Upon the Mountain that offers 12 new inspirational songs firmly rooted in the Bible. They tell me they spent many hours discussing the Bible stories and texts that had affected them most deeply and that they felt they could present in a way that would enrich the lives of others, too.
The resulting CD is a blend of classical, folk, and pop traditions, with orchestra and chorus. Guest artist Rongchun Zhao adds a subtle Eastern flavor to the title song "Upon the Mountain" with his accompaniment on a small two-stringed Chinese instrument called the erhu (pron. AR-hoo).
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December 13, 2004 issue
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Steps on the journey to peace
Maike Byrd
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letters
with contributions from Sharon Haynes, Esther C. Tipper, Margaret Lombard Heimer, Dee Mahuvawalla
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Dana Bartholomew, Cathleen Falsani, Lorin Blumenthal, Berta Delgado
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A JOURNEY TOWARD PEACE
Marilyn Jones
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A NEW VIEW OF GOD HEALS GRIEF
Jillie Periton
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BETWEEN ROCKS AND HARD PLACES
Phil Davis
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'Sing unto the Lord, all the earth'
Kim Shippey
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Who's the Parent?
Melanie Wahlberg
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'A Church of healers'
Josephine Reigelsperger
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For a free—and holy—land
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Healed of fear for my son's safety
Kristin Christensen
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A Mormon tells about his healing
Richard Hansen with contributions from Susan Rowe
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A choice for healing
Janice Douglas
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Energy futures
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