Posted by: @jasmine_tarkheena

There's a song that we sometime sing in our church "Another In The Fire". It's inspired by the famous story of Shadrach, Meschach, and Abednego, where God was walking with them in the fiery furnace.

I love that one!

I was just listening to The Holy City, which is a perfect song / hymn for Easter (it's the one with the "Je-ru-sa-lem! Je-ru-sa-lem!" chorus) — my favourite recording is by the unmatchable Dame Vera Lynn. It brings back special memories, because nearly 10 years ago I went on a tour of the Holy Land, and as our tour bus was driving into Jerusalem, someone put that song on the stereo (I don't know who the singer was in that case). It was just so fitting and so deeply moving that I was in tears.

A happy and blessed Easter to you all!

I enjoyed the Silent Monks singing the Handel's Messiah: Hallelujah Chorus.

I recently listened to Beethoven’s symphonies conducted by Herbert Karajan and Leonard Bernstein. The recordings were old but remastered for CD. I would encourage anyone to listen to these classical albums on CD and vinyl. They are an experience which is much better than most modern technology.  Revisiting old performances has a certain nostalgic charm.  There are also the Beethoven’s Greatest Hits CD’s from the 1990’s, which have several hours of the composer’s best known music. I have owned the recordings for many years now and still enjoy them very much. 🙂

I recently got a couple of Wolves At The Gate albums, Types and Shadows and Eulogies, they are currently my favorites for listening to while I work in the garden in the evenings. It's great for pulling weeds.

SnowAngel