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COMPOSERTRADITIONAL
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PERFORMERKiran Young Wimberly & The Mcgraths
Celtic Psalms, Vol. 1 / Wimberly, The Mcgraths
- GIA
- May 12, 2017
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RELEASE DATEMay 12, 2017
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UPC785147001522
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CATALOG NUMBERGIACD-1015
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LABELGIA
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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My God, My God (Psalm 22)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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The Lord Is My Light (Psalm 27)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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As the Deer Longs for Streams (Psalm 42)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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The God of Jacob (Psalm 46)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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O God, You Are My God (Psalm 63)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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May God Be Gracious (Psalm 67)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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Sing to the Lord (Psalms 98, 99 and 100)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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Bless the Lord, O My Soul (Psalm 103)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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Praise the Lord, All the Earth (Psalm 104)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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I Lift My Eyes Up to the Hills (Psalm 121)
Composer: Traditional
Ensemble: The McGraths
Performer: Kiran Young Wimberly
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Celtic Psalms, Volumes 1 and 2, promises to be a long-standing resource for meditation and worship. By pairing the wisdom of the psalms with timeless melodies, delicate harmonies, and instrumentation, these arrangements bring to mind the Celtic landscapes of Ireland and Scotland with sincerity, integrity, and tenderness. Set in a traditiona/folk style that easily lends them to inspiring and meaningful worship, these psalms offer a much needed healing balm for today's world. This is the recording for volume 1. Kiran Young Wimberly is an American Presbyterian minister who lived in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for over six years. While serving in congregational and ecumenical ministry in Northern Ireland, Kiran pursued her keen interest in Irish and Scottish traditional song and its connection to spiritual life.
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