Tuesday, June 2, 2020

The Sacred Harp Quarantine Chorus - pg. 146 Hallelujah



People from the south are much more familiar with Shaped Note singing. It comes from the earliest settlers who arrived in the south from England, Scotland and Ireland. 

I grew up loving and singing this music. It almost died away but just look at this group from around the world who does a virtual singing. 

There is no instruments, just voices lifting up their praise to God. It's spine-tingling, soul soothing! 
In case you've never heard Sacred Harp music before, take a listen. Let me know what you think. 

7 comments:

  1. The music, the faces, the joy and comfort they project. . . . . something so needed in these terrible times.
    Thanks for sharing Latane.

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  4. Singing from their hearts. I love it. Beautiful voices.

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  5. Beautiful!!!! Thanks for sharing! HUGS!

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  6. Amazing, and a beautiful tradition.

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  7. Beautiful. I never heard of this type of music but I felt comforted by it...something we all need at this time. Thank you so much for sharing.

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