Christian Worship music thread

[awshucks]

For the MacRumors forum users who listen to worship music, I want to know your favorites. Below are some of mine.

Also I enjoy worship sessions from Jonathan Ogden:

 

[Gregg2]

I don't focus on artists or albums, but songs. One newer song I really like is Hymn of Heaven.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

For the MacRumors forum users who listen to worship music, I want to know your favorites. Below are some of mine.


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Also I enjoy worship sessions from Jonathan Ogden:
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To my mind, music doesn't necessarily have to be written to celebrate worship (such as is the case with some of the magnificent music composed by J S Bach, for example), but instead, context can transform the setting in which one can appreciate such music.

The example I would give is a spell-binding, electrifying (live) performance I heard of the Sanctus by Karl Jenkins (from his album The Armed Man) while attending Mass on Christmas Day well over a decade ago with my brother.

 

[maflynn]

I'm a fan of Lauren Daigle, and Kari Jobe, and Martina McBride, they each of their own unique voices and sound. I also like a lot of the older artists such as Michael Card, Michael W Smith, Chris tomlin

 

[LizKat]

For fans of the Robert Shaw Festival Singers or Chamber Singers: the album O Magnum Mysterium is very wonderful.

Here is the track for If Ye Love Me (Thomas Tallis, 1505-1585).... a golden oldie 😉

 

[loby]

I'm a fan of Lauren Daigle, and Kari Jobe, and Martina McBride, they each of their own unique voices and sound. I also like a lot of the older artists such as Michael Card, Michael W Smith, Chris tomlin

to add: Keith Green, Phil Keage, Rez Band, Seawind, Salvador, 1st Chapter of Acts to name some..

 

[NSH111]

For fans of the Robert Shaw Festival Singers or Chamber Singers: the album O Magnum Mysterium is very wonderful.

Here is the track for If Ye Love Me (Thomas Tallis, 1505-1585).... a golden oldie 😉

I've had the pleasure of singing this in a choir, it's an elated experience I remember from my early 20's!

 

[dukebound85]

calling glory

 

[NSH111]

 

[nospleen]

I’ve really been enjoying Brandon Lake’s new album.

 

[ejb190]

Got to see Leanna Crawford in concert a while back. (Was that a year ago now? Sheesh.) The song Still Waters still impacts me every time I hear it - and the whole album is fabulous!

 

[NSH111]

Been listening to Cross Gray, indie folk: