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Glory to the Holy One debuts #2 on iTunes Classical (SATB now available)

March 30, 2015 by Ashley Garriott Leave a Comment

 
Glory to the Holy One is a collection of 14 beautiful new hymns featuring lyrics written by R.C. Sproul, wedded with soaring melodies written by award-winning composer, Jeff Lippencott. Recorded in esteemed venues around the world, this project highlights accompaniment with the Northwest Sinfonia Orchestra, the Phoenix Chorale, and the Choristers of Canterbury Cathedral. The result is a rich deposit for the church offering that which is good, true, and beautiful in the Christian faith. Debuting #2 in iTunes Classical, this album contains a beautifully designed booklet with lyrics, author bios, and a special code for a free digital copy.  Sheet music for piano/SATB is now available with full orchestral arrangements coming later in 2015.
 
 
 
 
Watch the Behind-the-Scenes Glimpse into the Making of “Highland Hymn”
 
 

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