Philip Yancey: A remarkable thing happens in Wembley Stadium that night. 70000 raucous fans fall silent before her aria of grace. By the time she reaches the third verse, "'Tis grace has brought me safe this far, And grace will lead me home," several thousand fans are singing along, digging far back in nearly lost memories for words they heard long ago.Jessye Norman later confessed she had no idea what power descended on Wembley Stadium that night. I think I know. The world thirsts for grace.
I was there and walking up the steps to leave as Dire Straits were walking off stage. How do you stop thousands of people leave? Hear this lady using her voice to fill a massive Stadium, thats how. She sang and everyone stopped. I saw people jaws drop in wonder.
Last page of Philip Yancey's book brought me here too. Jessye Norman delivers a powerful and moving rendition of this life changing song. There is love and forgiveness in Jesus and I couldn't make it in this life without Him.
Great - but the US still is a cesspool of rascist6 hatred - what does your Mr Yancey say about that? Can't help but notice his Wikipedi page is VERY SHORT
WOW. Chills. Fantastic that technology can bring me to a place in history I would otherwise have completely missed. May you know the grace of Jesus in your own life.
Leí acerca de Jessye Norman hace unos años en "Historias de aliento para el corazón de la familia, compilado por Alice Gray,una historia de Philip Yancey. Hoy, ví un vídeo de una chica asiática, cantando este himno en un partido en Miami y por supuesto,me recordó a Jessye Norman.
have read Yancey's book through a few times, and I have finally seen it (: this performance was exactly as I had imagined... better, actually. AMAZING!!!
Listened to a message by Chuck Swindoll "Jesus: The Gift of God's Grace". Chuck usually shares unforgettable stories -- so to "see" one of them is even better! Thank you for Stevebullit for sharing with us.
I am fortunate to live near Tanglewood. The summer home of the Boston Symphony. Also, a preeminent "camp" for music protegees. Ie Yo-Yo Ma. Whether schooled or not. Lucky to see Jessye Norman twice. During a rain/thunder storm, the two argued about continuing. They did. However hilariously, the restrooms were near the stage building and we could hear Jessye Norman keeping her voice warm. Kind of a weird additional concert. Lol.
How can you compare this two perfect voice? I love both in the same way, 'couse they had a so different color of voice, and the same technical perfection. In some grade of excellence is not very kindly to say "blew her of the water" :) Maria Callas was a piece of history in the opera, very different by Jessye Norman, but I don't think she is less perfect, for me they are perfect in their difference :)
I could never quite fall completely for such a wretch whose work may have had alot of very dicey behavior along some tracks synonymous with a cost one found to be irrestible , but there is alot to be said for what is constantly in need for no good reason !
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Philip Yancey:
A remarkable thing happens in Wembley Stadium that night. 70000 raucous fans fall silent before her aria of grace.
By the time she reaches the third verse, "'Tis grace has brought me safe this far, And grace will lead me home," several thousand fans are singing along, digging far back in nearly lost memories for words they heard long ago.Jessye Norman later confessed she had no idea what power descended on Wembley Stadium that night. I think I know. The world thirsts for grace.
I came here because of Philip Yancey too. My life has been changed by God's grace!
My Senior Pastor just concluded a message quoting you and I came here to see it myself!
I was there and walking up the steps to leave as Dire Straits were walking off stage. How do you stop thousands of people leave? Hear this lady using her voice to fill a massive Stadium, thats how. She sang and everyone stopped. I saw people jaws drop in wonder.
Well said
Yes! Also here because of Philip!
I'm here because of Philip Yancey's book too!
Last page of Philip Yancey's book brought me here too. Jessye Norman delivers a powerful and moving rendition of this life changing song. There is love and forgiveness in Jesus and I couldn't make it in this life without Him.
Philip Yancey's book brought me here..As soon as I finished reading the book..i came here..
Tell me more....
Great - but the US still is a cesspool of rascist6 hatred - what does your Mr Yancey say about that? Can't help but notice his Wikipedi page is VERY SHORT
Another one got here by Philip Yancey's book :)
Philip Yancey brought me here. And as i can see, I was not the only one.
Philip Yancey brought me here. Chills!
Yancey brought me here 2019 ...absolutely beautiful!
Really? Get a life
I was at the concert and was mesmerized by this vocal
You were fortunate indeed.
Me too! Just read his last page of the book 'What's so amazing about grace'
Yikes I am getting the shivers and rarely ever do that. Amazing for sure! What a voice!
Oh Infinite Love! Who are we to deserve to hear such wonder! That you!
WOW. Chills. Fantastic that technology can bring me to a place in history I would otherwise have completely missed. May you know the grace of Jesus in your own life.
Also here, after reading the last line of Yancey's book "What's So Amazing About Grace?".
chuck swindoll’s message on Jesus: The GIft of God’s Grace led me here 😊
Como contou Philip Yancey em Maravilhosa Graça. Bonito!
I love her enunciation of the lyrics. It shows an immense respect for the language.
Absolutely beautiful
Philip Yancey brought me here
God Bless P. Yancey..!
She is the best singer of this song by far... second to none but herself.
Toda rodilla se doblara y toda lengua confesara que Jesus es el Señor
Leí acerca de Jessye Norman hace unos años en "Historias de aliento para el corazón de la familia, compilado por Alice Gray,una historia de Philip Yancey. Hoy, ví un vídeo de una chica asiática, cantando este himno en un partido en Miami y por supuesto,me recordó a Jessye Norman.
same with me.....last page on philip yancey book
Amazing just love it and it’s so moving what a great gift!
have read Yancey's book through a few times, and I have finally seen it (: this performance was exactly as I had imagined... better, actually. AMAZING!!!
+Kåtö Ahöleleï I just now read about this in Yancey's book and looked it up!
+LV922 it really is something! And i am so glad there is footage. Powerful and compelling!!!
Just finished Yancey's book and needed to look this up as well. So good!
same here.... i end up saying, everything is amazing about grace
sure!!!!
Listened to a message by Chuck Swindoll "Jesus: The Gift of God's Grace". Chuck usually shares unforgettable stories -- so to "see" one of them is even better! Thank you for Stevebullit for sharing with us.
Amazing....
"What's so amazing about Grace?"
i ended up saying..... everything
Everything! It gives you what you don't deserve.
💙💙
How Glorious! RIP
o que seria do mundo sem a maravilhosa graça de Deus!
I am fortunate to live near Tanglewood. The summer home of the Boston Symphony. Also, a preeminent "camp" for music protegees. Ie Yo-Yo Ma. Whether schooled or not. Lucky to see Jessye Norman twice.
During a rain/thunder storm, the two argued about continuing. They did. However hilariously, the restrooms were near the stage building and we could hear Jessye Norman keeping her voice warm. Kind of a weird additional concert. Lol.
Maravilhosa Graça 😁🔥🙏
Wunderba Singerinen!
Maravilhosa graça ❤️
Glorious!
Here by Philip Yancey too.
wow it’s so nice!!!
Yo también estoy por Philip Yancey.
Maravillosa!
Emocionante!!!
Blondocity, awinbisa: I was also inspired from book Amazing grace from Phillip Yancey :)
AWESOME
How can you compare this two perfect voice? I love both in the same way, 'couse they had a so different color of voice, and the same technical perfection.
In some grade of excellence is not very kindly to say "blew her of the water" :)
Maria Callas was a piece of history in the opera, very different by Jessye Norman, but I don't think she is less perfect, for me they are perfect in their difference :)
Habacuc 2:20, Más Jehová (su gracia) está en su santo templo, calle delante de él toda la tierra. Terminando de leer el libro de Philip Yancey.
A prima ARRASOU! ❤️
Another one
I could never quite fall completely for such a wretch whose work may have had alot of very dicey behavior along some tracks synonymous with a cost one found to be irrestible , but there is alot to be said for what is constantly in need for no good reason !