Saviour Of The Nations is an old hymn, based on even older words. This rendition by a group named Koiné actually uses the traditional melody in a comptemporary rendition, and does capture some of the sense of desire and anticipation the hymn expresses. The lyrics: Saviour of the nations, come; Virgin’s Son, make here your …
Justice Will Roll Down, by Sandra McCracken. This recording is from her Steadfast Live album. A light shines in the darkness. The light will return, creation will be renewed, the darkness will be gone forever. The lyrics: Verse 1. Oh my love, you have grown so cold To the world outside, to the house next …
Mary’s Song, by Ordinary Time. Another song which is a reflection on the Magnificat, Mary’s song of praise in Luke’s Gospel. This is from their first release, In The Town Of David. Great harmonies in this rendition. Their music grows more accomplished in their later releases.
Canticle Of The Turning, by Rory Cooney, sung by Theresa Donohoo. A song based on the Magnificat, Mary’s song of praise in Luke’s Gospel. There’s lots of renditions of this around, it goes well in Celtic, folk, or even light classic renditions. This is a classic version of the song.
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