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Hi! My name is Joanne Wallace, a singer-songwriter from Liverpool, UK.
After years away from the church, I have re-discovered my faith and my love of church music.
I was always involved in the music ministry at my church growing up and to be honest, thought that part of my life experience was over. Then I had my children and found that through them, all those memories came flooding back. The door was opened once again and once I went through it, all of this music starting to come to me.
"I Call Your Name" has been an unexpected gift to me - if you asked me only 3 years ago, I would never have imagined I would have rediscovered church and songwriting after all this time and to have released an album of my own original worship music! I write my songs on guitar and piano (although I am really a master of neither!) but my sound does have some gospel influence in the backing vocals.
I now lead the music ministry at our local church and sing new compositions there when it fits with the liturgy. As well as worship songs, I have written more 'traditional' sounding hymns and Mass settings too. We sing my 'Gloria' every week! I have had a lot of positive feedback, which is great to hear.
Please listen to my audio samples at www.joannewallace.co.uk.
CDs can be ordered via my website or you can download at www.amazon.com (search Digital Music- Joanne Wallace) and www.cdbaby.com.
I hope you enjoy what you hear. I look forward to sharing my music and networking with other writers!
Kyrie Eleison
This probably is not the best fit for the situation but it's still a rallying cry: please don't forget the Syrian and other refugee Children as the weather gets progressively colder wherever they are. Thank you :-)
Christ Our Lord, Glorified!
A song by my good Christian friend, Jack Miller (aka Dadai). - Richard Schletty
On Bended Knee (Morning-Evening) by Dadai. More songs by Jack here: www.icompositions.com/artists/Dadai
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Bob Filoramo has written an exceptional song for Thanksgiving called "Thank You, Jesus," one which the lyrics really speak for themselves. [scroll down to hear song in the iTunes iMix layer].
ETA: Bob writes: "Thank You Jesus was written for my brother's wedding. My brother had been through some very difficult times and as I considered how God had rescued him, what he had come through and where he was that day, I could think of nothing else to say but "Thank You Jesus"; hence the refrain: What can we say but thank you Jesus?
We often try real hard to praise God eloquently with lots of words and that's great, but sometimes it hits me that all I need to say is Thank You Jesus for all that you've done for me. That's basically the origin and spirit of the song.
Enjoy:
Thank You, Jesus
We are in awe as we behold what You have done.
We stand amazed as we see Your plan unfold.
What can we say, what can we do
To express our gratitude
for revealing Your great power in our lives?
What can we say but "Thank You, Jesus!"
for all that You have done for us? ...
Here is Maria's version of The Magnificat (As the Rain Rushes Down). It is the melody that was taught to her by her mother. Compare to Robert Blue version from his 1967 album Run, Come, See. More info about the search for this song is here: http://www.topcatholicsongs.com/magnificat-as-the-rain-rushes-down#comment-6947
Has anyone else ever heard this version of the song? Please sign in and comment. Thank you.
Holy, Holy (The 'Sanctus' Prayer in English)
Lamb of God (in Latin)
Lamb of God (in Latin)
Lamb of God (in Latin)
Our small ensemble leads the congregation in singing verses 1, 2 and 4 of "God, We Praise You" at the Church of St. Mary on Mothers' Day, May 11, 2014 at the 11:30 Mass. Join us for worship! 261 E. 8th St, Saint Paul, MN 55101. Shot with a GoPro Hero 3+ at 2.7K resolution.
Translation by Christopher Idle. It is set to the tune Nettleton composed by John Wyeth or possibly Asahel Nettleton. http://www.hymnary.org/tune/nettleton
1 God, we praise you! God, we bless you!
God, we name you sov'reign Lord!
Alleluia, Alleluia.