[musictlk] Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, & Easter Music

[Marion Gwizdala]

Sheri,
    The more outside the box we are, the more our congregation likes us! 
Please share whatever you have with me. For music stuff, please use my 
"Marion & Martin" account

swampfox1833 at verizon.net

We have a djembe (I always screw up the spelling, so please excuse me if 
it's incorrect) player, so an African rhythm would be great! I have a pretty 
fair rendition of David Mallett's Garden Song and Daniel Nahmod's Amen I 
would like to share with anyone who is interested. Just write me off-list if 
anyone wants to trade mp3s.

Peace!
Marion


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dr. Sheri Wells-Jensen" <swellsj at bgsu.edu>
To: "NFBnet Music Talk Mailing List" <musictlk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 4:51 AM
Subject: Re: [musictlk] Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, & Easter Music


> Hi, Marion,
>
> How far out on the limb do you want to go. Smile. We're looking forward to 
> a call/response African drum song with lots of hallelujas for Easter. I 
> can send you an MP3 off list if you like.  We must be in a drum mood these 
> days because we also have a call/response Lord's Prayer that's going 
> pretty well with drums only.  You need some solid harmony singers for 
> both.
> We're also prepping a version of O sons and Daughters that needs an 
> African six rhythm (and I think we'll use our sax player, too).  Not sure 
> if Jason has put  any of those on his  blog yet, but I can dig up the refs 
> for you if you like.
> (We're mostly still rehearsing lent songs... sorry!.
>
> Peace,
> sheri
>
>
>
>
> At 09:24 PM 3/30/2011, you wrote:
>>Dear all,
>>     On Easter Sunday, my music team will do Morning has Broken as a 
>> prelude to our services. One of our team members plays it so much like 
>> Rick Wakefield you cannot tell the difference. During the service, we 
>> will do Lord of the Dance complete with an Irish whistle. For the past 
>> four Palm Sundays, we have done The King of Glory which has a very Middle 
>> Eastern feel; however, I am looking for something different. I have heard 
>> of a song called The Stones Will Cry Out but cannot seem to locate it.
>>     What suggestions can anyone offer in the contemporary genre that 
>> would fit the theme of Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, and/or Easter? Any 
>> suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>>Fraternally yours,
>>Marion
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> Dr. Sheri Wells-Jensen
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