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In the Sight of the Angels (CD) Michael Joncas | Michael Joncas CDs
In the Sight of the Angels (CD) Michael Joncas
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In The Sight of The
Angels (CD)
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Jan Michael Joncas
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Veni,
Sancte Spiritus |
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2)
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Till
the End of My Days |
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All Who Are Led By the Spirit
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4)
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At
Jesus' Name |
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5)
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Canticle
of Mary |
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Lord,
Send Out Your Spirit |
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Psalm
34: Drink In the Richness of God |
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8)
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To
the Ends of Earth |
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9)
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Canticle
of Zechariah |
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In the Sight of the Angels |
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Canticle
of Simeon |
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In the Sight of the Angels (CD)
by Michael Joncas contains themes of divine providence, rescue, and
sustenance.
This recording comes from the heart of Joncas’s own suffering due to a
bout with Guillain-Barré syndrome. After his recovery, Joncas
experienced a new surge of musical creativity that gave birth to In the
Sight of the Angels CD.
The lush sounds of choral singing and the elaborate instrumentation of
brass, harp, flute, organ, and other instruments makes In the Sight of
the Angels CD a beautiful recording replete with psalm settings,
including “Drink in the Richness of God,” “In the Sight of the Angels,”
and “Till the End of My Days.”
Also present are settings of the three New Testament Lukan infancy
canticles—the “Canticle of Zechariah,” the “Canticle of Mary,” and the
“Canticle of Simeon.”
But, perhaps most appropriate in light of Joncas’s recent experiences
are the songs delineating the work of the Holy Spirit, God’s breath
(ruach): “All Who Are Led by the Spirit,” “Lord, Send Out Your Spirit,”
and “Veni, Sancte Spiritus.”
This tranquil recording has a pastoral feel. It is tender and depicts a
merciful God who gives us hope in light of suffering.
Joncas’s newfound wisdom resonates through this music. It is his
sincere wish that those who sing it will grow closer to God. |
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