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Hark, the Glad Sound! by Steve Eulberg Steve Eulberg : Hark, the Glad Sound!.
 Smile-inducing, toe-tapping folkgrass.

Hark, the Glad Sound!: Celebrates the longing and yearning of the season of Advent with the Sweet Song of Dulcimers.

I have longed and yearned to share the beauty of these tunes with you since writing Dulcimer-Friendly Worship in 1993. In the waiting, the arrangements grew and matured. May your soul be inspired to rejoice as you wait.

Songs:

1. O Come O Come Emmanuel
2. My Lord What a Morning
3. Hark the Glad Sound
4. Comfort Comfort Now My People
5. The King Shall Come
6. Prepare the Royal Highway
7. Rejoice Rejoice Believers
8. Saviour of the Nations Come
9. Stir Up Your Power O Lord
10. Come Thou Long Expected Jesus (Jefferson)
11. Come Thou Long Expected Jesus Medley
12. O Saviour Rend the Heavens Wide
13. Fling Wide the Door
14. Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 5/8/2012
Steve Eulberg lives in Colorado USA

Tagged as: World, Folk, Country, Christmas, Hammered Dulcimer

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