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Music CD: Anticipating Paradise
$14.95
Ephrata Cloister Chorus.
This CD contains 28 tracks of beautiful, other-worldly spiritual music from the 1700s. The first 8 tracks are hymns written by Conrad Beissel and originally sung by the members of the Ephrata Cloister. The CD also contains hymns from the Moravians, Shakers, the Sacred Harp hymnal, and even a few black spirituals. Click on the title to see the complete playlist and to hear a sample from this CD.
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Music CD: Christmas at the Cloister
$15.95
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Features 18 beautiful old European carols and American Christmas hymns that were sung in colonial America. Some of the European carols are sung in colonial German. We have found this CD to be quite a treat! Click on the title to hear samples from this CD and to see the complete song list.
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Music CD: Early American Choral Music - 1
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$15.95
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Beautiful hymns and anthems written by William Billings and sung by our American forefathers during the late 1700’s. Billings is considered by many to be the foremost representative of early American music. At 24, Billings published his first book of choral pieces, entitled
The New-England Psalm-Singer,
and Paul Revere engraved the frontispiece for it.
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Music CD: Early American Choral Music - Vol. 2 -
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More lovely colonial hymns and anthems written by William Billings, Justin Morgan and others. Justin Morgan (who developed the Morgan horse) was one of colonial America’s most original composers. He traveled widely throughout colonial America, teaching at churches and community singing schools. Instead of composing in conformance with rigid European conservatory rules of the times, William Billings, Justin Morgan, and their contemporaries used as models the vigorous Scottish and English parish church psalmody.
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