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My husband writes beautiful music!!! And this recording does it justice! ❤

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Oh, sorrowful day. But... “Unless there is a Good Friday in your life, there can be no Easter Sunday.” ― Fulton J. Sheen

Black Bull of Norroway 1. East of the Sun I am the bull dancer, over the horns, iron shoes glancing off your stony hide, striking fire. 2. West of the Moon Even in the storied night, I come to you, the dream of you, your white flesh replicating the moon’s bleached face. Can you feel me when I touch your head, your tail, your massive horns? 3. Second Star to the Right Your sleep is so deep, I know it is enchantment. I know it is death. I touch a finger to your throat, Not even a hummingbird flutters beneath. 4. Straight on Until Morning That is how I left you, how you left me, the straight line, flat line, with no ever-afters, though there had been much happiness before I had to wake without you

Thank you beautiful.

Awesome!

I love your rendition of this hymn, Eric. Beautiful.

Beautiful song 😭

I came to faith from a Chabad Chassidic background, I grew up singing this every Shabbat and holiday not knowing it was written by the Apostle Peter. That's right Peter the Messianic Jew wrote Piyutim for Jewish liturgy. What gets me is that this hymn is in every traditional Siddur (that I know of, from all realms of Judaism, including Messianic Judaism), and they choose to overlook the fact it's written by a Jewish Christian. Same with the tradition of breaking the afikomen, this was a practise in the ‏סדר לפסח in the Messianic Jewish congregations. Both these elements are so intwined into Jewish liturgy, yet so drenched with a Yeshua centeredness. Pray that Jewish eyes be opened.

you have been voted hymn of the day!

Woman sings.

God I love the violin!

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (September 28, Pentecost 16), I played this as the Closing Hymn. It is #848 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship. However, it was to the tune, DUKE STREET, attributed to John Hatton.

Interesting piece, and difficult to perform, props to both the composer and performer.

Thank you Lord for saving this undeserved creature me.

Thank you for posting. Very nice.

Love this

Thanks, Vicar!

A strong rendering of one of Luther's hymns. Vicar Tom Steers, Toronto, Christ the Saviour Lutheran Mission in Scarborough, 930 Bellamy Rd. N., Scarborough, 416=694=9297.

Wow. The women are wearing pants now? A lot has changed since 1985. ;-) (Nice composition by the way)

Amen and thanks for sharing!

Awesome

Lovely.

Really mellow and lovely. Carrie, your voice takes me by surprise every time--so beautiful.

The soprano's voice is beautiful.

Congrats on an artistic and professional creation!

Inspiring truth in soothing song.

Lovely. Nice composition and performance.

this is amazing. i love choral pieces, i sing in my church choir and in the womens' enemble at my college.